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  1. kazi's post in [Semi-Solved] [6.11.x/6.12.x] [Bug] System Fans stopped after a few hours (ASUS Mainboard) Linux 5.17 driver - ASUS WMI Driver issue was marked as the answer   
    Good find!
     
    After 49 days uptime on Unraid 6.10.x (never was able to pass 10+ days on 6.11.x), I decided to give this workaround a try.
     
    For Unraid you have to modify/add the file "/boot/config/modprobe.d/disable-asus-wmi.conf" instead of what is mentioned in the Reddit link. On boot it will copy it to "/etc/modprobe.d".
     
    I confirmed that this worked because I no longer see the fan speeds in the Unraid dashboard, indicating that the Asus module is disabled.

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