Transfer the downloaded files to your drive, then unplug the device. Insert a FAT32-formatted USB flash drive with a minimum capacity of 8 GB. Download the most recent BIOS for your motherboard from a different PC. This improves compatibility with the new part and eliminates any bugs that might be affecting the pump. We advise flashing a fresh BIOS if you’ve just installed AIO for the first time or just changed the pump. Once this configuration has been saved, the AIO pump should now work. Select All Full Speed (F) as shown here if your BIOS does not offer this option. If your motherboard has a 4-pin header, select PWM if it has a 3-pin header, select DC mode. Please first select the proper setting if the speed is low. You will see 0RPM, as demonstrated below, if there is a connectivity problem. Verify whether the pump is recognized under the Fan Control settings. Visit the Hardware Monitor section next. You should then be sent to the BIOS interface. When you see the manufacturer’s logo, turn on your computer and press the boot menu key. However, you can set it to the PWM mode for a 4-pin connector that is connected to a 4-pin header. 
Regarding the same, you should choose the DC mode if you’re connecting a 3-pin connector to a 4-pin header. High-end motherboards can accommodate 4-pin headers, however some only have three pins. The pump usually operates without a hitch, but occasionally you may need to manually adjust the fan speed. You could choose a fan header in its place because this might not be present on all motherboards. The pump wire must be connected to its specific AIO PUMP header. 5 AIO Pump Not Working, Remount the AIO.
4 Inspection of harmed cables and headers.3 AIO Pump Not Working, Verify Good Connectivity.2 AIO Pump Not Working, Refresh your BIOS.1 AIO Pump Not Working, Setup Fans in BIOS.
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