Re: Fan goes turbo the moment I turn on computer by M
M
Tue Mar 25 01:19:18 PDT 2008
"PaulMaudib" <none@none.net> wrote in message
news:egt5u35t35a5diphgt51rlj5ejsa47fl3p@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 13:06:12 -0000, "M.I.5¾"
> <no.one@no.where.NO_SPAM.co.uk> wrote:
>
>>
>>"David Deley" <deleyd@gte.net> wrote in message
>>news:I4GDj.21970$mI6.19560@newsfe08.phx...
>>>I checked and I don't have access to any other hardware group that isn't
>>>dead.
>>>
>>
>>Your question is very welcome here, except by one brain dead school kid
>>who
>>has never contributed anything useful. Do yourself a favour and killfile
>>the little turd.
>>
>>> PaulMaudib wrote:
>>>> On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 09:02:16 -0700, David Deley <deleyd@gte.net>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Dell Dimension 8200. Been a nice quiet computer for 6 years. A few
>>>>> days
>>>>> ago, when I was out, I'm told fan that cools CPU decided to start
>>>>> blowing furiously. Then I'm told computer shut itself down.
>>>>>
>>>>> I didn't find any thermal messages in system log. Computer boots and
>>>>> runs, but fan blows furiously the moment I push the power button to
>>>>> turn
>>>>> it on.
>>>>>
>>>>> Ran Dell Diagnostics. It passed all tests. But there wasn't a test for
>>>>> the fan.
>>>>>
>>>>> If it was a thermal problem, something getting hot, wouldn't it take
>>>>> at
>>>>> least a few seconds for something to get hot to trigger the fan? But
>>>>> this fan blows furiously the moment I turn on the computer.
>>>>>
>>>>> Could it be a faulty temperature sensor somewhere? I wonder where the
>>>>> temperature sensor is. Is it built into the CPU itself?
>>>> What does this have to do with the OS? NOTHING. This is a purely
>>>> hardware related question and is out of place in THIS group.
>>>>
>>>> Ask elsewhere
>>>>
>>
> And yet even YOU can't deny that this question has absolutely NOTHING
> to do with XP OS, which is what the group is about (see that word in
> the title?). So you back into your corner snarling and calling me
> names instead. THAT is the action of a juvenile. I don't pull my
> punches and, to use a common phrase, call a spade a spade. If you
> would open your eyes and use your brain you woud realize these posts I
> complain about are off topic but you choose to turn a blind eye to it.
> Go ahead, live in your own little world where you follow only the
> rules YOU decide are correct, and to hell with the rest of society.
>
>
I neither deny or affirm anything. According to the general usage and
acceptance of the posts in this group, the only juvenile "living in his own
little world" is you. No one else seems to have the slightest problem with
the content of all the posts that you (and *only* you) seem to have
unilaterally* decided are unacceptable. You just can't get into that
childish brain of yours that no one else gives a flying fuck what you think.
The newsgroup name is microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware. To the rest of
the world that means that this is as good a place to post questions about
hardware as any.
"Call a spade a spade". So you are a racist as well as a child.
*You might have to borrow daddy's dictionary to look that one up. I doubt
you will find it in "My first dictionary".
>
> Oh, and the reply goes down HERE, top poster. That's one more little
> polite rule of USENET netiquette you don't obey.
>
Look again - I didn't top post. My response was underneath the point to
which it applied, exactly where it should be.