[875P Neo Series] CoreCenter and auto-mode

Hi
Every time I restart my computer (windows xp) I need to click on Auto Mode of Core Center to have  the fans slow down. Looks like I can't make Corecenter to automatically start in auto-mode.
Does anyone have the same problem? Is  there any solution?
 Tanks
Roce

Check in BIOS the temp to which the fans are set to increase. If it is low (30-40) increase it to 45-50c.

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