It is not easy to say what the problem can be. We don’t know your OS configuration and which processes are running in the background.

Fact is that with more active processes CPU will be busy and produce more heat. More heat means more fan activity.

I don’t know what you can do now. Check what is running in the background. Try to stop it manually and test with sleep and hibernation mode again.

By the way: this Equium notebook is pretty old. Have you ever cleaned it up?

i missed a couple things in my first post

the laptop is running windows vista and i think this problem occurred immediately after installing microsoft updates, i cant remember which updates they were, but one prevented windows from booting so uninstalled them in safe mode but then left my system corrupted, i then got windows to reconfigure its self and now it is actually running better but with this problem

i have tried disabling unneeded services and resuming from sleep but still same problem

my system runs cool and is at idle before i put windows to sleep also the fan, heat sink and grill vents are clean.

i also would like to know what part of windows what driver or kernel component if any may be at fault that communicates with what ever controls the fan.

Replaced the cpu and now the issue is resolved.