help please

[rainbowdashbrony345]

I have a omen by hp and is saying pump speed (90B) . I do not have a pump in my pc 

 

I will love if you can help me pls 

[LienusLateTips]

Please specify specs.

 

Does your computer have AIO liquid cooling?

[LukeLinusFanFic]

Where is it saying that? Can you share a screenshot?

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

9 minutes ago, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

I have a omen by hp and is saying pump speed (90B

you may have a fan pluged into the pump header?

[rainbowdashbrony345]

i do not have a  fan pluged into the pump header and i does it on start up 

 

 

[PeachyUwUSenpai]

15 minutes ago, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

I have a omen by hp and is saying pump speed (90B) . I do not have a pump in my pc 

 

I will love if you can help me pls 

which hp omen there should be a label that sates the model of the hp omen

[rainbowdashbrony345]

is a 880-068

[rainbowdashbrony345]

4 minutes ago, Alaradia said:

which hp omen there should be a label that sates the model of the hp omen

is a 880-068

[rainbowdashbrony345]

10 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

you may have a fan pluged into the pump header?

i do not have a  fan pluged into the pump header and i does it on start up 

[PeachyUwUSenpai]

1 minute ago, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

is a 880-068

did you do anything inside the computer before this issue happend 

[Phas3L0ck]

And this is why we custom build our best systems by hand. PCs haven't ever been decent, and the "one size fits all" mentality is completely obsolete and insane.

 

You can always try connecting the pump and fan(s) to different power connectors or using a different cooler all together.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

24 minutes ago, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

I have a omen by hp and is saying pump speed (90B) . I do not have a pump in my pc 

 

I will love if you can help me pls 

It's the CPU fan. Pumps for AIO coolers usually plug into the CPU Fan header so the board can adjust and monitor it. 90B is the standard error code HP uses to indicate a CPU fan issue (it appears in both their laptops and desktops). It probably says pump for configurations with a AIO liquid cooler that use the same board. Unplug and plug back in the CPU fan to see if that clears it. It's usually just a bad of loose connection. Check your temperatures, listen for any abnormal sounds, and check to see if the fan is spinning.

[rainbowdashbrony345]

1 minute ago, Alaradia said:

did you do anything inside the computer before this issue happend 

I accidentally plug in the CPU fan to it

[rainbowdashbrony345]

8 minutes ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

It's the CPU fan. Pumps for AIO coolers usually plug into the CPU Fan header so the board can adjust and monitor it. is the standard error code HP uses to indicate a CPU fan issue (it appears in both their laptops and desktops). It probably says pump for configurations with a AIO liquid cooler that use the same board. Unplug and plug back in the CPU fan to see if that clears it. It's usually just a bad of loose connection. Check your temperatures, listen for any abnormal sounds, and check to see if the fan is spinning.

I plugged it out and plugged it in still saying pump speed 90B and it's spinning correctly

[rainbowdashbrony345]

10 minutes ago, Phas3L0ck said:

And this is why we custom build our best systems by hand. PCs haven't ever been decent, and the "one size fits all" mentality is completely obsolete and insane.

 

You can always try connecting the pump and fan(s) to different power connectors or using a different cooler all together.

? I do now I don't even have a pump 

[Phas3L0ck]

Just now, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

? I do now I don't even have a pump 

In some cases that's not a problem. I've heard many times of watercooling being successful without a pump. It's stupid but it does work. Most of the time.

[rainbowdashbrony345]

1 minute ago, Phas3L0ck said:

In some cases that's not a problem. I've heard many times of watercooling being successful without a pump. It's stupid but it does work. Most of the time.

what no i do not have watercooling

[Phas3L0ck]

1 minute ago, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

what no i do not have watercooling

Oh... *massive facepalm* I'm pretty sure everyone here made assumptions when they saw the word "pump."

What kind of cooler do you have in an HP Omen?

[rainbowdashbrony345]

1 minute ago, Phas3L0ck said:

Oh... *massive facepalm* I'm pretty sure everyone here made assumptions when they saw the word "pump."

What kind of cooler do you have in an HP Omen?

sorry lol  heat sink

[Phas3L0ck]

2 minutes ago, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

heat sink

*rollseyes* What kind of heatsink? A biscuit or a tower? Scratch that, doesn't matter.

 

And a lot of us want to know where the "pump speed" message appears anyway...

EDIT: How often do you get the strange message?

[rainbowdashbrony345]

Just now, Phas3L0ck said:

*rollseyes* What kind of heatsink? A biscuit or a tower? Scratch that, doesn't matter.

 

And a lot of us want to know where the "pump speed" message appears anyway...

the startup

[Phas3L0ck]

Just now, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

the startup

Oh like when you get a message from the BIOS? If that's it, you can ignore it.

Is it causing any problems?

[rainbowdashbrony345]

.

[Phas3L0ck]

1 minute ago, rainbowdashbrony345 said:

no but I like to know how to make it stop so don' t have to  enter every single time I start up my computer

Ooooooooohhhhh that's what you mean.... The first thing to try is update the BIOS if possible. Then set everything to defaults. If defaults don't work, dig up the engineer's service manual and screw with the settings until you get it right. That's really all you can do.

 

There could be jumpers or other connectors on the system board that can be manipulated to make this less problematic, but it depends on the design.

[rainbowdashbrony345]

4 minutes ago, Phas3L0ck said:

Oh like when you get a message from the BIOS? If that's it, you can ignore it.

Is it causing any problems?

nope I like to know how to make it stop so I don't have to hit enter all the  time when I start up my computer