Fix 'HP ProBook 650 G2' not reaching 0%#775
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When simply mapping fan register value of 255 to 0%, the fan is not able to reach 0% directly when starting at a rather high speed, running constantly at around 25% instead. This can be worked around manually by first setting the speed to a value between 0% and 20%, then setting it to 0%. Mapping the fan register value of 254 to 0% fixes the issue permanently. Mapping read value of 255 to 0% fixes the percentage indicator which shows negative speed values otherwise.
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When simply mapping fan register value of 255 to 0%, the fan is not able to reach 0% directly when starting at a rather high speed, running constantly at around 25% instead. This can be worked around manually by first setting the speed to a value between 0% and 20%, then setting it to 0%. Mapping the fan register value of 254 to 0% fixes the issue permanently. Mapping read value of 255 to 0% fixes the percentage indicator which shows negative speed values otherwise.
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When simply mapping fan register value of 255 to 0%, the fan is not able
to reach 0% directly when starting at a rather high speed, running
constantly at around 25% instead. This can be worked around manually by
first setting the speed to a value between 0% and 20%, then setting it
to 0%.
Mapping the fan register value of 254 to 0% fixes the issue permanently.
Mapping read value of 255 to 0% fixes the percentage indicator which
shows negative speed values otherwise.