Dell support assist checks fans on boot up

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shaky98

shaky98

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i got a new gaming case a month back or so and i moved everything into it. ive changed many components but the motherboard/bios is still dell. the fans now run through my new case as i can control them separately. however dell support assist runs every time i turn on my computer and i cant find anyway to turn it off. i have to hit esc to stop it from doing the check but it takes extra time on every boot up and if i dont hit esc fast enough before it starts it takes a minute or two to finish before my pc will finally start to boot up. ive tried turing secure boot off in bios as i saw that worked for some people but it had no change for me.

Any one got any advice? :unsure:
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Dell support assist is a BIOS setting so you should be able to turn it off there, see info here
 
Hi shaky98. Have you gone into Control Panel< Uninstall a program and made sure that Dell Support Assist is not installed on the system?

Can you also upload a clearer image of the Dell Support screenshot as its very low quality and I cannot make out the information in the picture.
 
Evan Omo said:
Hi shaky98. Have you gone into Control Panel< Uninstall a program and made sure that Dell Support Assist is not installed on the system?

Can you also upload a clearer image of the Dell Support screenshot as its very low quality and I cannot make out the information in the picture.
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there are no programs under dell or support assists or anything and yeah sorry idk why the picture went to so low quality when i uploaded it.
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Is the hard drive out of the Dell, reason I ask is the Dell recovery tool/s could be on a separate partition on the drive.
 
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