This turns off the CPU's auto turbo clocking state. Typically, you should only have to set the Power settings Max Processor State between 94-99%. Make sure you don't have any unnecessary things running in the background in Startup.ĬPU Performance (this is not a fix, just a work around). Reboot and only run HWMonitor and watch the temps for a while at idle to see how its doing. Use the Zip version and it wont install in Windows, just run as a stand alone that you can store and run from any drive. HWMonitor does an excellent job on reporting temps. You cannot tweak the fan speeds so just uninstall it. I don't care what someone else says on the internet. The second fan does spin slower than the CPU fan, but Speed Fan does not always accurately report it on an HP. I wont have any other fix to make the bios change. Reset everything you have tweaked in Windows to default first and also go into the bios and reset it. Don't turn off the laptop during the process.! Do this at your own risk ! Installing Bios' can be tricky and if it were to fail during the process, it could brick your motherboard. NOTE: BEFORE you install the bios download. If it still does not change, then its not going to. See if F.18 will reinstall, even though the Win+B key didn't work. You have to expand the Bios section, then expand the Previous Version section. F10 to reset, then save the changes and reboot again. Not MS updates or the HP Support Assistant.ĭid you also try resetting the bios after the update to see if it helped? Reboot and tap F10 until you've entered the bios. You always want to download those updates yourself and run them. Oh man, this isn't the first time Ive heard this happening when Microsoft sends a bios update to an HP system and it causes errors. Read this all the way through before attempting the bios install.
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