Fans and CPU running very high Windows 10 Build 1903

i have contacted microsoft but they keep saying that i need to contact asus and that the problem isn't theirs because windows 1903 is equal for everyone and their personal rigs do not have this problems. I told them that i am not the only one and that there are several threads on the forum with platforms regarding dell and asus laptot as well as desktop cpus with asrock mobos and maybe some hedt mobos but they keep saying to contact asus. I spoke with two agents, the first one didn't understund much about this and didn't help me but at least she tried. The second one after a while of me insisting has stopped replying... i am furious! I am contacting intel and asus to hear from them but then i will contact microsoft managament directly because this is NOT possible. i am tired of this guys!

TheSETJ, you can disable the Power Service and the fans will slow down to normal speeds.  This should be an acceptable work-around until Microsoft fixes the issue.

Can you please explain how to do that? I doubt I understood you right.

By the way, if they slow down, CPU's temperature will go higher, I think!?

Slowing down fans is useless. Cpu temp  will be higher.

Our problem is not fans spinning too much. The reason for the fans spinning is high cpu temp due to this update problem. Lowering fan speed will not solve the problem

I confirm that. After disabling Power service, CPU's temperature is about 50C when PC is idle. It was a bit lower (between 40-45C) before disabling the service.

Disabling the Power service will not make the temps higher.  By disabling the Power service, temps and fan speeds will return to normal.  It is an MS Windows 10 bug that increases the temps and fan speeds.  Turning off the Power service will return both to normal.  TheSETJ, I don't know where you are coming from, but disabling the Power service will not increase temps.  To disable Power service:

1.  Press "Windows Key+R" and RUN "Services.msc"

2.  Scroll down to "power".

3.  Right click power.

4.  Left click on Properties.

5.  Change "Automatic" to "Disabled?

6.  Click Apply.

7.  Click "OKAY"

8.  Close the services window.

Alex_D00, the problem is not high temps.  The problem is a windows 10 bug.  The high temps are false readings caused by the Windows 10 bug.  Once the Power service is disabled, the temps go back to normal and the fan speeds drop to normal.  If you look at CPU usage via Task Manager, it will show high levels of usage, however, if you look at CPU usage via Process Explorer levels of CPU usage are low (normal).  This scenario indicates we are dealing with a Windows 10 bug that is artificially increasing usage/temps.  Slowing down the fan speeds via turning off the Power service also disables the bug.

i have contacted microsoft but they keep saying that i need to contact asus and that the problem isn't theirs because windows 1903 is equal for everyone and their personal rigs do not have this problems. I told them that i am not the only one and that there are several threads on the forum with platforms regarding dell and asus laptot as well as desktop cpus with asrock mobos and maybe some hedt mobos but they keep saying to contact asus. I spoke with two agents, the first one didn't understund much about this and didn't help me but at least she tried. The second one after a while of me insisting has stopped replying... i am furious! I am contacting intel and asus to hear from them but then i will contact microsoft managament directly because this is NOT possible. i am tired of this guys!

This is definitely an MS Windows 10 bug.  I have an ASRock motherboard and I am having the problem since late May or early June.  I am sure there are a variety of mother boards and systems experiencing the problem.  You are correct.  We need MS to escalate this.  It is definitely not an Acer problem.  We need MS to acknowledge that this is a Windows 10 bug before we can get them to escalate.  How are you contacting MS?  I'll go through the same channels of communication you are using.  I've been reporting this problem since July 4th.

i have contacted microsoft but they keep saying that i need to contact asus and that the problem isn't theirs because windows 1903 is equal for everyone and their personal rigs do not have this problems. I told them that i am not the only one and that there are several threads on the forum with platforms regarding dell and asus laptot as well as desktop cpus with asrock mobos and maybe some hedt mobos but they keep saying to contact asus. I spoke with two agents, the first one didn't understund much about this and didn't help me but at least she tried. The second one after a while of me insisting has stopped replying... i am furious! I am contacting intel and asus to hear from them but then i will contact microsoft managament directly because this is NOT possible. i am tired of this guys!

This is definitely an MS Windows 10 bug.  I have an ASRock motherboard and I am having the problem since late May or early June.  I am sure there are a variety of mother boards and systems experiencing the problem.  You are correct.  We need MS to escalate this.  It is definitely not an Acer problem.  We need MS to acknowledge that this is a Windows 10 bug before we can get them to escalate.  How are you contacting MS?  I'll go through the same channels of communication you are using.  I've been reporting this problem since July 4th.

Maybe the bug also exists, but the temperature is real too. I'm using third party software to read temperature and fan speed. Also, I can feel that my case body and air coming out from it is warm when my software displays a high temperature. Besides, I face BSOD every time temperature goes high while gaming. I never had this BSOD on version 1803 (previous version before I upgrade).

I disabled Power service and the temperature went a bit higher, if not, at least I can say it didn't change from what it was before.