Fan control on D250

Nekoga · 2009-11-16

Hello, first of all sorry about my english and sorry if this is somewhere else explained but i couldnt find it on the forums... I have a D250, the version of the N280 and its imposible to control the fan. I tried three programs: -AA1 says that the CPU is always at 85ºC and consumes 50% or more of the CPU -A1ctl jumps between temps and at the ends it stucks on 17ºC, window scaling, turning off devices,..everything works except the fan control -I cant remember the name of the third...but it the last version was the 0.4. This one just didnt do anything because a window pops up saying that cant find Aspire One or so, like saying this netbook isnt an Aspie One And i tried both programs in the default Windows XP Home by default and in Windows 7 Ultimate. Somebody knows how to do it please?

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Hello, first of all sorry about my english and sorry if this is somewhere else explained but i couldnt find it on the forums...
I have a D250, the version of the N280 and its imposible to control the fan. I tried three programs:
-AA1 says that the CPU is always at 85ºC and consumes 50% or more of the CPU
-A1ctl jumps between temps and at the ends it stucks on 17ºC, window scaling, turning off devices,..everything works except the fan control
-I cant remember the name of the third...but it the last version was the 0.4. This one just didnt do anything because a window pops up saying that cant find Aspire One or so, like saying this netbook isnt an Aspie One

And i tried both programs in the default Windows XP Home by default and in Windows 7 Ultimate.

Somebody knows how to do it please?

Nekoga, Nov 16, 2009

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