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Are you sure that it is SpeedFan that applies the second speed change and not the BIOS or some other tool? |
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It would have to be the BIOS because this is a brand new load and speedfan is the only utility I use...I still have to use the hidden Dell Engineering Mode (screenshot attached): FN+SHIFT 1,5,3,2,4 FN+SHIFT R to get to a DOS'ish menu where I can then disable BIOS control to let speedfan do anymore then blip the fan's. With the BIOS control disabled speedfan then seems to have only 3 speed settings which are: 0 rpm 2500 rpm at about 33% 5000 rpm at about 66% The Eng Mode does not survive reboots and for some reason it crash's VM's. |
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Hey Alfredo...anything new? Is there anything I can do besides donate to help? |
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I donated again...please don't hesitate to let me know if there's anything else I can do to help. |
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I am about to release SpeedFan 4.44 Final. It will set fan speeds more often. This might lower the impact of another tool trying to do the same. Feel free to contact me by email if you would like to try the pre-release beta. |
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I'd like to try it Alfredo...do you think it will work on my M6500 without having to go into Eng Mode? |
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I just tried 444b8 and I didn't experience any functional changes. However it did take a long time to start and it messed up one of my nic's...100mb Linksys USB nic. |
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Hello, could you upload DEBUG.NFO from executable's directory? |
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Is beta 10 still slow at start? |
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sorry for the delayed com's alfredo, I've attached the debug.nfo file. I'll also give the new 4.44 a shot. |
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Thank you for the file. Are the new versions faster at start in your opinion? |
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I couldn't find any beta's on your site...I downloaded and installed the 4.44 version from your site last night and it still doesn't work without having to use that Dell Eng menu...but I'm not sure if i'm using the correct version. |
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