Fan always 100% on

Hi there, I purchased on early August a brand new HP 15 Pavillon N253SL with AMD A6. After just a couple of weeks now the fan always go at max speed and it's pretty noisy. Any idea on why it happened and what to do?

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http://superuser.com/questions/232143/windows-7-file-properties-is-date-accessed-always-100-accurate/232320#232320
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Do you understand how this can be problematic for me if I ever decided to sell the card? It is no problem for me to raise the voltage at all. I think this card is phenomenal, but if I ever sold this card to someone else who doesn't want to or know how to overclock or adjust voltages, it would be classified as a broken or faulty video card.
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my notebook is dv6-1235
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you can turn the setting off...there is still a failsafe to kick the fan on if the system gets way too hot
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