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If the noise is driving you crazy get quiter replacement fans. I don't hear any of the 3 fans that are running on my machine.
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If the noise is driving you crazy get quiter replacement fans. I don't hear any of the 3 fans that are running on my machine.

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Perhaps in moving your PC a cable or other component was moved in the case and is now interfering with the fan's operation. &nbsp;Open up the case, turn on the PC, &nbsp;and take a look. &nbsp;Reroute the cables if necessary.<br />
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Hope this helps.
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Perhaps in moving your PC a cable or other component was moved in the case and is now interfering with the fan's operation.  Open up the case, turn on the PC,  and take a look.  Reroute the cables if necessary.

Hope this helps.

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fans may be loose open case and check it out for any interference <br />
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maybe too much dust in them turn off computer and try turning fans by hand if move freely they are fine but clear out the dust on them they last longer then <br />
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if they don't move easily then pop off the the rubber cap under the label and put some motor oil in them makes it run much better &nbsp;also less noise 
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fans may be loose open case and check it out for any interference


maybe too much dust in them turn off computer and try turning fans by hand if move freely they are fine but clear out the dust on them they last longer then

if they don't move easily then pop off the the rubber cap under the label and put some motor oil in them makes it run much better  also less noise

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Thanks for the tip about the software. &nbsp;I didn't even know it existed.
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Thanks for the tip about the software.  I didn't even know it existed.

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I have recently moved my computer and it seems that I can hear the fans running all the time. &nbsp;Is that normal? &nbsp;I thought they kicked off once in a while. &nbsp;I have a cheap eMachines that I have upgraded myself. &nbsp;Maybe too much dust could be causing them to be working overtime. &nbsp;The noise is driving me crazy, please help!
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I have recently moved my computer and it seems that I can hear the fans running all the time.  Is that normal?  I thought they kicked off once in a while.  I have a cheap eMachines that I have upgraded myself.  Maybe too much dust could be causing them to be working overtime.  The noise is driving me crazy, please help!

How long should my fans run?

A desktop computer is a personal computer designed for use at a single location due to its size and power requirements, usually by one person. The most common configuration has a case that houses the power supply, motherboard, disk storage (usually one or more hard disk drives and optical disc drives); a keyboard and mouse for input; and computer monitor and printer for output. The case may be oriented horizontally and placed atop a desk or vertically and placed underneath or beside a desk.