If your computer is constantly working hard due to a runaway program, its fans are going to run much more often. Open up Windows' Task Manager and see if there are any programs working hard that shouldn't be. Related: How to Use the New Task Manager in Windows 8 or 10 If you're using a laptop, try to keep it on a flat surface where the rubber feet can allow air to pass under it, rather than using it on top of a blanket or mattress. If you're using a desktop, make sure there's some space around the case, not pushed up against a wall or in a closed cupboard. Make sure your computer is well ventilated.We have entire guides on cleaning out desktops and laptops. If it's dusty, clean it out (especially the fans) with some compressed air. Open your computer and check for dust buildup.Related: Can You Build a Fanless Desktop PC? If your computer is getting hotter than you'd like, or your fans are louder than you'd like, you should do a couple of other things first: If you are using a laptop or other off-the-shelf computer (like a Dell), chances are your computer automatically controls its fans to some extent already. Let's start with a really simple question: Do you really need to customize your fan control? Don’t editorialize titles or submit clickbait.How you control your fans depends a lot on your computer, your fans, and how everything is put together, so let's start with some basics.
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