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To: SI Ron (Crazy Music Man) who wrote (96053)3/25/2017 9:03:55 PM
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I just tried this I seen in the comments on a YouTube channel:

hey guys I had this problem and I think I've fixed it, Windows 10 gives you a completely new power plan when it is installed It changed mine by making the system cooling policy to active as oppose to passive I fixed my issue by accessing the Control Panel then go to: Control panel/hardware and sound/power options then change your plan settings. You want to change advanced power settings and look under processor power management change the system cooling policy to passive-that worked for me (you might need to set a percentage value for minimum processor state too, I think one of the defaults is 100%)?

I set Maximum to 50% and my fans slowed right down. CPU temp is now down as well. Not sure what the impact will be on this going forward.
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