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• my hp pavilion m8200n I turned it on and it says: loading windows files and the screen is black

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  Hi Jose,

  I would recommend that you take your PC into a competent PC repair workshop.

  The issue can be as simple as using a can of compressed air to clean the dust out of the heatsink of heat from the CPU and other components (fans, card video etc...) or a more advanced problem.

• Pavilion dv6-1334us: how to change the brightness of the screen?

  Hi all:

  I used the HP Pavilion dv6-1334us and wXP for 7 years.

  Recently, I think that the brightness of the screen is a little too low/dark.

  I wish to address to the top/more brighter, but can not find the key/path!

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  Try to use the Fn F8.

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• PAVILION 22xi: COME PULIRE LO DEL PAVILION 22xi SCREEN / HOW TO CLEAN the SCREEN OF THE 22xi of FLAG?

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  Inoltre:
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  HOW TO CLEAN the SCREEN OF THE 22xi of FLAG?
  In addition:
  How to manually remove existing halos of previous cleanings?

  Hi there @antonio55,

  That the Forums are with you!  I understand that you are looking for advice on how to clean your screen.  I'm happy to give you a helping hand with this.

  Please see: HP monitors - Safety and Maintenance Guidelines, under the heading "Cleaning the monitor" for details of cleaning, but be sure to read both safety related information.  Depending on what you mean by "halos" try following the instructions for the materials to be used. If you have in the past used something on the list of cleaning products do not turn out to serve, you may have already damaged a part of the screen.

  Please let me know if it works for you and if it does not solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• Impossible to add an external monitor or adjust the brightness of the screen: Pavilion dv7-4031TX (Windows 7)

  Hello

  I recently replaced both hard drives of HDD2K12, which meant I had to re-enstall Windows 7. Since that time, I have no options more in using an external monitor or even the brightness of the screen. The computer does not recognize the monitor when I Plug and all my drivers are up to date.

  Can you make suggestions that could help to solve these two problems?

  Kind regards

  Peter

  Thanks to find the links but I could not find the drivers I need for a Pavilion dv7-4031TX.

  However I finally managed to fix the problem. Let me summarize what has been my problem.

  (1) I could not adjust the brightness of the screen by using the function keys f2 and f3.

  (2) I couldn't find the brightness slider if it was generally... i.e. (control Panel\Hardware and Options of Sound\Power)

  (3) my laptop would not recognize an external monitor.

  How I solved the problem:

  1 > pass.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-95107-1 & CC = in the & DLC = in & LC = on & os = 4063 & Product = 4253423 & sw_lang =

  and go to the graphics driver and download the graphics driver and follow the directions. At the end of the installation you will be asked to restart the computer.

  0nce you have restarted your computer, you should be able to adjust the brightness of the screen using the fn keys or the brightness slider in the window 'power Option '.

  2 > Activting 2nd monitor

  Click on Device Manager... At start-> right click on 'Computer' and click 'properties '. Click on "Device Manager". Now click on "monitors".

  Now connect the exernal monitor to your laptop while watching where the monitor icon appears under "monitors". It should appear as 'Generic PNP monitor'.

  Now, right-click on it and select "update driver software... "then search automatically for updated drivers. Install the new drivers. You should see the generic 'PNP monitor' name change to another name.

  3 > restart your computer. You should find that after doing all this, you should be back to normal.

  Concerning

  Peter

• HP pavilion p7-1410 graphics "Please help."

  Hello, I own a HP Pavilion p7-1410 and only set to the power supply to a 550wat and I was wondering what type of graphics card I can get to work in my pc, I tried a used nvidia gtx 560 ti-> it only lasted a few weeks until the screen changed a bunch of colors then remained black and did not work in my other pc. It could be the card its self or my pc can't handle this card and or where would be a good place to start looking for maps for this computer?

  If this is in the wrong section, sorry im new to this.

  SamMaxwel wrote:
  

  Hello, I own a HP Pavilion p7-1410 and only set to the power supply to a 550wat and I was wondering what type of graphics card I can get to work in my pc, I tried a used nvidia gtx 560 ti-> it only lasted a few weeks until the screen changed a bunch of colors then remained black and did not work in my other pc. It could be the card its self or my pc can't handle this card and or where would be a good place to start looking for maps for this computer?

  If this is in the wrong section, sorry im new to this.

  If the card does not work in another PC, especially if the other PC had a PSU > = 500 Watts and the two PCIe power connectors were connected, so the map itself is likely to have problems.

• HP Pavilion P7 missing SM Bus Controller Driver WIN 7 Ultimate 64 Bit

  I just replaced a HARD death drive in my Pavilion P7 (1246, c) and after the installation of Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit and the drivers, Device Manager indicates that the SM Bus controller has no driver installed. There is also no sound. I think that this desktop pc Chipset Intel H61. Help please!

  I found the driver chipset... Intel has moved the to a different category chipset drivers. SOLVED

• "Pavilion x 360 2-in-1 13.3": what is the resolution of the screen on a x 360 Pavilion 2-in-1 13.3 "touchscreen

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  Hello

  If your question is generic and that you do not have the device but then these models have HD resolution then 13.3 "1366 x 768 HD. It is available in each specification on the web of particular model.

• HP pavilion dv6-7010us: low light on dv6-7010us screen after replacing the screen

  We recently replaced a cracked screen on our laptop and now the screen is very dark. You can still see that the computer is turned on, but it is difficult to use. The brightness level is completely upward and the f command button does not help. How can I fix the light from the screen?

  Hi @Nantucket

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  This is a wonderful place to find answers and advice!
  You have the best experience in the HP forum, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the HP Forums Learn how Post and more

  I understand that you have recently replaced a cracked screen but the news is very dark.  You can see that the computer is turned on bu that it is difficult to use.  The brightness level is set up and the F command button does not help.

  Have you checked to make sure that the connections are secure?

  Has been recommended for your laptop replacement?

  Here is a link to a display size troubleshooting (Windows 8, Windows 7 and Windows Vista) which can also help.

  Here is a link to HP Pavilion dv6 Entertainment PC Maintenance and Service of Guide for your laptop.  Was the recommended replacement?  Please note Chapter 3, page 23, section 1, a list.

  Good luck!

• New HP Pavilion will not go beyond the screen with the "HP" Logo and the "circle of points."

  I recently bought a computer HP Pavilion (HP Pavilion 10:10 - e010nr). It was my first experience with Windows 9.1, but everything seemed to go OK. Then, yesterday when I had to retype my password, the computer began to run very slowly and then seemed to lock-up; It would not do anthing. I held onto the "button until the computer turns off and then restarted. When it restarted, it didn't go beyond the initial screen that shows "HP" in a blue circle and the small circle of the small white watch points there work but nothing ever happens. (I tried this many times, but the same thing happens. If anyone can help me to go beyond this opening "HP" screen, I would really appreciate it.

  Hi Referee06. I understand that your computer does not load past the HP logo at startup. To resolve this problem, proceed to the section "the computer crashes to the screen of the HP or Compaq logo or the Windows loading screen" in this document: computer does not (Windows 8)
  
  Let me know how it turns out.

• HP Pavilion ZV5000: mechanical problem laptop on my Pavilion - the screen when the lifting will not stay up by itself.

  When you lift the screen on my HP Pavilion ZV5000 laptop, is no longer stand on its own.  It used to be very tight and stand on its own.  I was wondering if there is a way to fix the clamp again.  I don't see any way to adapt it.  Need help!

  Mikie69

  Hi there @mikie69

  I understand that you are looking for a method adjust the laptop lid to be tighter. I'm happy to help you with this.

  As it is an older model, it is not very likely that spare parts are more readily available, but I still think you might find this operating manual.

  HP Pavilion zx5000 Notebook PC, HP Pavilion zv5000 PC notebook, Compaq Presario R3000 Notebook PC, HP Compaq nx9100 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide

  Page 146 of 272 in the manual, you will find instructions on how to replace the entire screen. If you use that you can find a way to adjust the hinges to make what you need. Just be careful, because as I mentioned before, if something is broken, pieces will probably not an option, although, if necessary, you can try the parts store.

  HP Notebook PC - HP certified spare parts order

  I hope this helps.

• Pavilion dv6: computer HP pavilion laptop does not start and I do not see the screen because it's broken

  I have the HP pavilion computer laptop windows 7 and I broke the screen about a year, I can't see the start menus. I have been using an external monitor and it has always worked well, but now I can't see how to fix my computer to boot.  I did a hard boot but nothing happened, and with a broken screen, I can't see any of my options on how to fix it.  It does not start.  Looks like it is, but because I don't see the menu F8 or Boot, I can't call themselves that the screen can be done.  Help, please.

  Hello @SPKaler,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the HP Forums, I would like to draw your attention to the HP Forums Guide first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I read your post on the issue with the laptop won't start does not and wanted to help you!  I understand that the screen is damaged and you are using the external monitor to view the screen.  However, now that the laptop does not start, you can see is more of the external screen to see what is happening.

  From my understanding, you should not be able to see an image on the external monitor, until you start the operating system.  You can try to perform a system restore by using this document:

  HP computers - performing a recovery of system HP (Windows 7)

  You may be able to follow along, long enough until the image is displayed on the external monitor.  Otherwise, you can contact HP support by phone, for additional options.

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution', this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

  Have a great day!

• HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-ab29: pilot crashing display IGFX - what is HP finally updated the driver?

  I have a signature edition HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-ab29, who is 5 months old and from the beginning the IGFX display driver has been crashing. The problem occurs on different sites and sometimes when running some software.

  I have updated all drivers for those newer, updated Windows 10 and it still crashes. When HP finds a solution to this problem and updated the display driver?

  Thank you

  Dan

  Hi @Enjosh,

  Thanks for the reply!

  I understand that you may have already updated all the drivers. You can always check if the BIOS (F.78 Rev.A) sp75294.exe, driver chipset (10.1.1.9 Rev.A) sp72862.exeand the graphic driver (15.200.1045.0 Rev.B sp71980.exe ) AMD or Intel (20.19.15.4360 Rev.A) sp74697.exe are the same as shown on the link of (touch) http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-15-ab200-Notebook-PC-series-/8502667/mod ele/9193004.

  If all the drivers are up to date, and the problem persists, please use the following link http://www.hp.com/contacthp to create a folder for your question and contact HP. If you do not live in the United States / Canada, please click on the link http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html to get contact information for your region.

  If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me congratulations. If it helps you to find a solution, please click the button "I accept as Solution" down below in this message.

  Let me know if you need more assistance.

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• Pavilion g6: the screen flashes but will not stay

  When you press the power button the laptop starts to power. A message "press the esc key to access the boot menu" flashes briefly on the screen, but the it turns off and remains empty. The laptop is continuing with its power in sequence and the screen flashes briefly from time to time showing what seems to be the boot sequence screens, but nothing remains on the screen long enough to see what is displayed. Then, the screen remains blank.

  Hi there @NickRDavis,

  By reading your post, I gathered that you see a black screen on your laptop HP Pavilion G6.

  Before I provide documentation of troubleshooting, I would like to take a moment to welcome you to the HP Support community, where you can ask questions, find solutions and help others! To show your appreciation, please click the "Thumbs up" on this post.

  Remove all USB devices. Disconnect all devices of non-essential, as these can cause some problems. So please try and connect an external monitor or TV to your laptop to see if the screen displays correctly there.

  Have you connected the laptop to an external monitor or TV? Please try this step first to see if the display on the external monitor or TV is black too.

  Have you tried running in Safe Mode?

  Did you do a BIOS update?

  Have you tried tests to hardware failures?

  You have the phone broken?

  What you sit your Notebook on when using it?

  Did you do the updates using updates of Windows or HP Support Assistant?

  Have you tried to clean up all the vents in Notepad?

  Have you tried to do a hard reset?

  Have you received any error messages?

  You have beep codes or flashing LEDs?

  Did you do a BIOS reset?

  There is a document that has the reset steps, connecting steps an external monitor, BIOS reset steps and Reseating the Module memory he intervenes. The document is called black screen troubleshooting with no. Error Messages at startup or start-up. Here is a document for you have called the computer does not (Windows 7).

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  If you manage to get the laptop lights using the troubleshooting links in the previous questions, please try a Test hardware. HP provides the diagnostic software that you can use to test the hardware components on your computer. to disprove or confirm the hardware failures when something is wrong.

  Thank you for your participation in the Forums of HP where we want to help you as well as others who may encounter a similar problem that you have. Please consider tagging the post in order to resolve your problem as "Accept as Solution" to help other members of the community!

  If you need assistance, I would be more than happy to continue to help. When you repost, please provide me with the detailed results of the above troubleshooting and your model number (How can I find my model number or product number?).

  I hope this helps!

• Pavilion x 360-13-a110dx: HP technical support will not fix a broken warranty screen

  Computer tech support rant:

  So I treat my electronics with care. For some strange reason, recently developed a crack on the touch screen of my combo of tablet or a laptop HP Pavilion 360. The thing is usable, and the slot is under the top layer there so no finger injury if I touch the screen. But he fixed it needs, so I filled in the online form to explain my problem to a solution of warranty. I was then told I can call to track and match an option repair or by e-mail. Very well, very well. No problem. I'll call. I can do things with the phone on speaker.

  An hour and 20 minutes later and three of call center foreign representatives who were not clear of the USA (meets one, one was a tech rep, and then he couldn't do the actual sending in and fix the situation so I went to a representative cost and repair to figure out how to fix it), and I'm mad on fire. First of all, all three repeat what I wrote and asked questions as if I'm lying to them, or did not know what I did wrong. We had the audacity to ask how do I close my laptop. Yes Ma'am, I slam it down as hard as I can and throw it against the wall to see what happens and make sure that it shuts down for the night. (I did say that, but may as well have.) I'm on my products.

  She said that it would cost $270 to fix. Wait, $270? She said because it was a screen problem, it costs money. I said that it is under warranty. Equipment is under warranty, no software apparently. But this isn't the software, it's a HARD to the device component. I can't just install and uninstall a touchscreen. I'm paying $270 plus delivery charges when I bought in May last for $350. If I pay that much for setting a screen, I may as well buy a new unit that is faster and more up-to-date.

  She said that it would increase it to a supervisor. They were not available after 18 pm, et. I said I work next week, leaving the House at 6:30 et and will not be home until after 18 pm, et. I said that I should call after 6 p.m., HE. I can't take the time during the day to discuss my PC because if this call took 1h20m, I don't have this time to a new job.

  Then, suddenly, they can call me after 18 pm, et. When they do it on Monday, if he is a foreigner, I'll ask an English person precise and clear language. I'm not trying to be racist, then falsely accuse me if you want, but when it comes to communication, and there is a problematic thick accent because English is not their native language in India or wherever they are, this is a serious matter. If I do not understand the words coming out of their mouth without having to constantly ask for something repeatedly or super attentive because if I'm not I can miss a word that misinterprets the whole sentence, which is good enough for me. I've been at both ends of the customer service, so talk to someone English * IS * critical, especially when the situation is bad. I want an American on this one.

  Either they fix it for free AND fix it on a quick as soon as POSSIBLE process (because frankly, I was insulted with how they treated me and the hold time every time to ask the same questions and made to be a perpetrator of my machine), or I am done with HP/Compaq products after 15 years of loyalty to them. Really, I don't expect even a call Monday from HP. I doubt that someone calls me.

  And for what it's worth, what computer HP from my ex-wife was a breach of the hinge, which was material. I might took pliers and broke on purpose. But they don't set any question. But a screen which has not been clearly cracked by me (trust me, I could take a hammer to it and make a spider web crack) are not treated and is not material? What is it? TouchWare a new term? If it is not material, I want to know what it is. And I don't like what the said guarantee, if you send a defective product that lasts not even eight months (if), you need to fix. I did take a hammer to my screen, I do not slam my PC or throw it against something, and it's in a protective case when I travel, and it is placed in a safe place when not in use. In fact, I barely use the touchscreen. But still I'm done feeling it is my fault and I have to pay $270?

  I would like to fix it myself with pieces on Amazon, but must completely disassemble the screen of the keyboard part part and it's a mess and not worth. I'm going to buy a new something and be done with it. But for a crack I did not cause - and if they were seen, they would know because the crack is below and not something that I can do on top - and say $270? Kiss my rear. Repair at our expense, or lose my business. And I shall not distribute for free, but when I'm insulted, and when I type my problem and give me the Spanish Inquisition, whenever I talk to someone, as if what I typed was a generic fraud, I'm deeply offended. I have another thing to do with 1h20m of my time on a Saturday than waste it with HP trying to solve their problem of product.

  Fifteen years of my first Compaq Presario several models of HP Pavilion of desktop computers and laptops. Six in total, I bought Windows me to XP to Vista to Windows 8 (and the free update 10).  Guess that's done now because HP has dropped the ball, unless they are equipped through a miracle.

  Well, long story short, the PC was fixed under warranty with a new screen and he was only gone for a week or two. Looks like new. They documented my case several times that fall overseas really left call center the ball bad. They did NOT follow the Protocol. Even if the American side did not guarantee that he would be a guarantee, they handled so much better than what it was initially.

  Basically, if you don't like the answer, and you know what people overseas, manipulation, find a way to talk to an American. They're going to get this done, and if the answer is not a good one, well, you know that it is legitimate at least since he saw rather than phone diagnosed.