Pablo,
Laptop cooling fans running all the time is a common condition. It's hard
to tell whether the condition is caused by some deficiency of by a need to
keep the laptop cool. From a distance, one can only guess as to what could
be causing this situation. To assist in reducing the situation, I can offer
the following suggestions:
The BIOS in some systems contain settings to control and manage fan speed.
Check the BIOS for such a setting or settings.
Vista includes power options to manage power consumption and thus to help
reduce the production of heat. This process can reduce the incidence of
cooling fans running all the time. To set these power options, open Control
Panel and:
Open Power Options/Change Power Options Settings and select Power saver as
the plan. Click on Change plan settings for the Power saver. In the next
window select Change advanced power settings. In the Power Options Advance
settings scroll down and expand Processor power management. For both Minimum
processor state and Maximum processor state set both to 100%. Click ok Save
changes. Note: It may take a minute or 2 for the graphics card fan to go off
after performing these steps.
These steps may or may not satisfy your quest for a resolution to your
situation. Your situation may or may not be a problem. Maybe someone else
knows better.
Let us know how things turn out,
