Does this program support stall detection?

[sprlightning]

My computer case fan has lots of dust. I use linear automatic control on fancontrol, and everything works normally after calibrating the sensors.

However, when I restart the computer, the fan gets stuck due to lower speed/PWM and shakes back and forth there...

At this point, I switched to manual control, pulled the speed to the maximum value, and the fan could run normally.Then I switched to automatic control, and the speed is controlled by the program to run steadily at a lower speed, which is the state I want.

But if I restart the computer again, or if the fan stops for a while due to low temperature, the fan will get stuck again in automatic control mode, unless I use manual mode to turn the fan back on and then switch back to automatic mode...

So does this great software have stall detection? When the program finds that the speed is still 0 RPM after increasing the speed, will it use the maximum speed to turn the fan? I haven't found out yet that it can operate like this on its own. Or perhaps there is such a feature but I haven't turned it on? I hope a friend can guide me, thank you very much!

[Rem0o]

will it use the maximum speed to turn the fan

It will use the Start% speed set for that control.

[sprlightning]

I see, thanks