- Oct 6, 2015
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I don't have the right fan for my case's PWM connector. I'm using a CPU fan 4-pin on a 3-pin connector. It runs, and it runs well, but only when I directly control the fan through Speedfan (Dell OEM board FTW). Because it's a CPU fan it doesn't spin up during boot and only actually becomes effective once I log in and Speedfan starts. I want Speedfan to be running before I log in. How can I do that? I asked a similar question but the guy who answered it only told me how to run the program once I logged in, which I already knew how to do.
I want to include Speedfan and the Speedfan service/driver in the Microsoft Windows startup files, so that it will run even in safe mode. It is my understanding that it's logged in the registry, but I don't know where.
I want to include Speedfan and the Speedfan service/driver in the Microsoft Windows startup files, so that it will run even in safe mode. It is my understanding that it's logged in the registry, but I don't know where.
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