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February 3rd, 2025 10:54

XPS 15 9560, the video Fan failed to respond correctly

XPS 15 9560

XPS 15 9560

Can anyone help me with that ? 

Is it BIOS issue ?

Cause about 2 days ago when I power on it, it goes straight to booting and Hardware scan and gave this issue.

The laptop isn't heating, Fan is working making a different sound than usually.

I also run Dell assist Hardware scan : 

Warranty has expired
0 GB

Drive space reclaimed

1

Software update installed

0

Files optimized

Recent activity

- Battery - Fail

- Percent Health - D0302

- PCI Bus - Pass

- PCI Status - Pass

- PCI - Pass

- Mass Storage Controller - Pass

- Communications Controller - Pass

- Video Card - Pass

- PCI Bridge - Pass

- Wireless Network Card - Pass

- PCI ISA Bridge - Pass

- Memory Controller - Pass

- HDAudio Controller - Pass

- USB Controller - Pass

- SM Bus Controller - Pass

- USB Status - Pass

- USB Composite - Pass

- Fingerprint Reader - Pass

- USB - Pass

- Camera - Pass

- Internal Hub - Pass

- Bluetooth - Pass

- Fan - Pass

- CPU - Pass

- Memory - Pass

- HardDrive - Pass



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February 3rd, 2025 11:22

Hi

Could you edit the picture to remove the service tag please, and perhaps the QR code?

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February 3rd, 2025 11:25

Hi

Is it connected to a Docking Station?

If so, does the error code still appear when removed from the docking station?

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February 3rd, 2025 11:39

@ann_droid

No its not connected to a docking station. 
And how do I even edit or delete this Community Post ? to remove service tag

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February 3rd, 2025 11:53

@DELL-Chris M​  seems like you are the guy to who deletes the post ?

Can you delete this Community post I'll post my issue again 

<An edit of the picture to remove the private data was all that was needed. DELL-ChrisM>

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February 3rd, 2025 12:02

You need to replace the GPU fan (and it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to replace the CPU fan at the same time unless you know it's newer than the GPU fan that's failing).

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