Fan speed 100% from startup but MyAsus says the fan is ok

[potatosubwoofer]

System: Windows 10
Battery or AC: Both
Model: UX482EG Zenbook Duo 14 2021
Frequency of occurrence: Just now, but all the time with no fluctuations. From boot to shutdown the fans are spinning at 100%
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Detailed description：
Suddenly my fans are spinning at 100%. The device woke up from sleep and started cranking and GPU temperature is at 41 deg CPU at 1% usage. How do I stop it? How do I fix it?

[Blake_ASUS]

Hi there,
It is possible that the fan would speed up after sleep mode, as it is re-detecting the temperature and settings.
but it should clam down and stabilize after a while.
May you specify more if you still have the issue?
Thank you.

[MotoWiZ]

@potatosubwoofer, mine behaves the same way, after sleep or hibernation.
I have other machines, from Toshiba and Lenovo, that behave the same way. Even my macbook pro does it, from time to time, specially when docked to a hub. All of them, after a while decrease fan speed and work as supposed to.

[potatosubwoofer]

Blake_ASUS

Hi there,

It is possible that the fan would speed up after sleep mode, as it is re-detecting the temperature and settings.

but it should clam down and stabilize after a while.

May you specify more if you still have the issue?

Thank you.

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MotoWiZ

@potatosubwoofer, mine behaves the same way, after sleep or hibernation.

I have other machines, from Toshiba and Lenovo, that behave the same way. Even my macbook pro does it, from time to time, specially when docked to a hub. All of them, after a while decrease fan speed and work as supposed to.

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I meant more like it was spinning at full for a few hours for no reason. I left it to see if it would go away on it's own but it didn't.
I did figure it was a sleep state problem and I managed to make it stop by shutting it down on battery, plugging it in and then turning it on while plugged in (or some combination of such). Very strange, as I certainly wouldn't want this to happen while I was away from my charger (and for that matter it really shouldn't happen at all)

[MotoWiZ]

Ok, that kind of behaviour I've never witnessed. Can it be some software it the background that controls the fan, like a temperature monitor or something else you have installed?