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    acer 5750g problem with Epower managment

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by gooli, Apr 8, 2012.

  1. gooli

    gooli Notebook Enthusiast

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    well i got acer 5750 for a year or so and its now summer and my laptop start heating up and i wanted change my fans speed. i download Epower managment and its just dont load up. i google and saw i need to download
    Empowering Technolofy Framework
    but i cant find ALL OVER THE INTERNET that program that actully works on my laptop.. any help please :(
     
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    downloads No, Dee Dee, no! Super Moderator

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    e-power management does not allow you to change fan speeds- that's one thing. The other one is that Acer Empowering Technology Framework it's not for Windows 7- it works on Vista.

    An app for Win 7 is ePower Management Application (standalone- not the one that needs Empowering Technology Framework) but or doesn't change fan speeds either.

    Use canned air (gas duster) to clean the vents- it's not a software problem.
     
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    gooli Notebook Enthusiast

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    ye but when i turn on my pc.. the fans works rly fast and i can hear them.. when gaming they are silent.. so they dont work at MAX speed,, i wanna change that cuz my pc heats to 90C while gaming
     
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