4540 proBook s: failure of the laptop

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• 4540 proBook s: help to the New Installation of hard drive recovery

  I had a bad hard drive crash. I installed a new and got the bios to boot from the cd drive, with windows 7

  orginal cd of installation in the drive.  He acknowledged drive 0, I clicked again in the options. He created a system partition.

  Installed windows 7 apparently very well. Inserted the recovery driver and application and installed disk. Everything seemed fine. This morning I turned it on and it the hard drive error (3F0) Please install an operating system. I shut it down and restarted, it seemed normal.  I installed a few programs, stop it again. Returned by, it starts again and it took me to screen diagnosis saying SMART Check - not installed and short DST - not installed...  Can someone tell me how to remove that partition and I can format the drive in a usb sata enclosure and try again.

  Please tell me the correct procedure to return this laptop running to a factory State. I have the original Windows7 and Windows8, Driver and Application for the two OS disks ' are...  I want to stay with the installation Windows7.

  Thanks for any help on this problem. I have no idea where I was wrong!

  It is not impossible that the new disk is bad, have seen before. It is also possible that the controller sata on the motherboard is bad, but I'd watch this last possibility. You can get an Exchange on the new hard drive?

• Laptop HP ProBook 450: identification of the laptop?

  Hello:

  I recently bought this laptop and cannot find anywhere if it is a G1 or G2.  I checked my PC - properties, the backplate and the thin manual which accompanies it and can't find anything. In addition, how to identify which several digits is the serial number on the back plate?

  @jimmysimon

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• 4540 proBook s: horizontal flicking the line on the screen

  I bought my product about 3 years back, recently stop battery to take charge and giving to the top at all, after a few days now a new problem arise, and that's when I pull the screen to a position of 90 degrees or near the horizontal 90 paraller line the bottom of the screen at the top, then What is the trip prbolem? and what do I do

  1 buy new battery, theres nothing you can do about it.

  2. you need new LCD cable, replace it and everything will be like new.

• HP ProBook s 4540 - we found that all the disks during the installation of Windows 8

  I have some problems (re) - install Windows 8 on a ProBook s 4540.

  The laptop had a virus so I decided to reinstall Windows 8. I bootet with a Linux rescue CD and made a backup of my personal data. Then I erased the hard disk (using Gparted) (except the first two partitions (System and boot) and with the HP Windows 8 DVD rebootet.) I see always the reader and various partitions, but Windows won't let me install on any of them. So next time, I tried to create two partitions with Gparted directly, but now, I am not at all a player and get after the error message:

  We have found all the disks. For a storage driver, click on load a driver.

  I googled a bit and I tried to switch between IDE and AHCI in the BIOS, but that did not help. Then I copied most of the pilots of the Assistance Center on a Flash drive and walked to the proper drivers, but no luck. I also tried to look on the Application and Driver Recovery DVD provided with Windows 8 directly but no luck there as well.

  I'm a bit at my wits end now, any help would be really appreciated.

  Don't know if it's the Board correct, please move if not.

  I deleted the partition windows 300MiB and now I can see and select some readers in windows install again. The problem is that windows will not continue because of various errors. (See attachments)

  The problem seems to be that my disk is dynamic. I found a guide to convert the hard drive back to base. So my question is, this will help her or my HP DVD awaits the dynamic hard disk?

• boot from the disk HARD second 4540 probook s

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  I replaced the optical drive with a second HDD on 4540 ProBook s. I read of this 2nd HARD drive but I could not configure BIOS to boot from it, and boot device options lists only the first HARD drive.

  It's pretty common. Simply because the BIOS is written to boot from an optical drive connected to this port does not mean that he will start on a hard drive. I don't think there's any way to boot from the hard drive adapter in the optical Bay.

• ProBook 4530 s: grinding noise near the vents when I turn on the laptop.

  Sometimes when I turn on the laptop, a loud grinding noise is heard from the left corner, near the vents.  I think that's probably the fan.  I turn off the laptop because it doesn't seem like grinding stops.  Then when I turn it on again, grinding noise disappeared.  The fan needs to be replaced, or when the fan needs to be replaced?  Is this easy to do?

  Alternatively, the problem could be something else?

  MContrary wrote:

  I see that there is a video on YouTube for laundry s my exact machine, HP ProBook 4530 fan.

  I guess I'll try to do that, but the noise I hear is very strong, as something very bad is grinding

  This could be the lack of fan or some a little debri is inside the unit that should not be there.

• I was running S5 C on my laptop and desktop. Failure of the HD on my desk. I replaced the HD and reinstalled CS5. Now I am unable to update CS5

  I was running S5 C on my laptop and desktop. Failure of the HD on my desk. I replaced the HD and reinstalled CS5. Now I can't update CS5.

  It worked fine before the failure of the HD.

  Try direct updates

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• ProBook 6470b: problems after format the laptop and load the W7

  Hi all

  Here are my problems:

  After 2 years using the laptop, I decided to format it and reboot with the disk W7 of professional origin.

  At the same time, I exchanged the original SATA HDD with a new SSD in Kingston.

  After you have installed all the drivers, it seems to work very well and much more quickly, but has two problems:

  1 - the automatic update of Windows does not work. Only is looking for available updates, but it ends, even > 24 h research.

  2. before reinstalling, my battery lasts for 5 hours. Now only 2 to 2.5 hours.

  Does anyone have any ideas on how to solve my problems?

  Thanks in advance.

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  Good, glad it worked

  Have you had any success with the BIOS settings? Contact HP support directly for this may be a good idea here.

  Captain_WD.

• 4540 proBook s: Probook product key for the operating system 4540 s

  Hi, I have laptop with Win 8 preinstalled and software, but my drive HARD failed recently and I need to reinstall now. For now, I'm downloading Win 8.1 standart worm. Question is if I install it with cracked product key will this Windows activated online? Because that's what they said about the service in Bulgaria. Thank you.

  Hello:

  See if you can order the recovery media W8 for your laptop by calling HP support in Bulgaria.

  The hours businesses & consumers + 359 2 976 95 62: 9-18

  Have the serial number of the laptop handy to give to the customer service rep.

• laptop Compaq CQ58: id of failure to the dst short hard drive RGF0R0

  my notebook Compaq CQ58 3 year, husbands, froze and wouldn't respond, after a few hours I force it down by pressing the power button, when I tried to start it up again once he went int automaticic repair, it took more than 24 hours.

  but the computer continues to freeze and go into the auto repair each time and was unusable.

  I don't have a recovery disk, none came with the computer and stupidley has not created a when the computer was new. being the only other computer that I have a windows vista I could not create one on this machine.

  As their was anything important stored on the computer I decided to reset the computer hoping that would solve the problem.

  I followed the instructions and the computer seems to be going through the motions to reinstall when he got stuck in a loop of

  the HP points logo swirling

  a popup with the date and time and please wait

  a white screen with the top of the window cmd at the bottom left of the screen

  back to points logo and swirling HP

  a popup with the date and time and please wait

  a white screen with the top of the window cmd at the bottom left of the screen

  After 48 hours I force crashed computer

  I ran the race test that everything happened except the short DST hard drive

  Falure ID: RGF0R0 - 69781:-MFKT1F-60WU03

  This means that the hard drive needs to be replaced and if so should I also a recovery disc, the laptop is out of warranty

  Thanks in advance for any help

  Fiona-s wrote:
  
  

  I ran the race test that everything happened except the short DST hard drive

  Falure ID: RGF0R0 - 69781:-MFKT1F-60WU03

  This means that the hard drive needs to be replaced and if so should I also a recovery disc, the laptop is out of warranty

  Thanks in advance for any help

  Hello Fiona-s,

  Thanks for posting in the Forum of Support HP!

  I'm afraid that the HARD drive has failed - the question is material one and all simply restore/reinstall will not solve it. Yes, you need to replace the HARD disk new or better with the SSD. SSDS are up to 10 times faster than hard drives:

  > http://ocz.com/consumer/ssd-guide/ssd-vs-hdd

  > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_drive

  There are more than 100 manufacturers and sellers SSD, but personally, I would choose Samsung, Intel, Toshiba, or OCZ ones.

  Microsoft Windows 7, 8.1, and 10 have supported for SSDS. Vista and XP - no

  You will need a recovery media to restore the windows once you have installed the new SSD or HARD disk.

  You can get possible by contacting HP Support. Here's how:

  > http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/bph07143

  > http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/contact.html

  > http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html

  Feel free to post if you have any other questions.

• 4540 proBook s: how to choose the right network driver

  Hello guys. I clean installed Windows 7 Professional. Now, I see that I can not connect my computer to the internet, so I need to install the network drivers. I wen to the HP website and saw that there are 19 different network for my laptop drivers.
  How to choose the right method?

  Hello:

  Below are the links to the ethernet and wireless drivers you need...

  Wireless:

  This package contains the installation package driver for Ralink wireless LAN controllers in the laptop models running a supported operating system.

  File name: sp66089.exe

  This card also needs a bluetooth driver...

  This package contains the OS driver installation package for the Ralink Bluetooth in laptop computers running taken in charge.

  File name: sp59632.exe

  Ethernet:

  This package provides the driver for the Ethernet Realtek controller in the laptop models running a supported operating system.

  File name: sp63213.exe

• hard drive failure and replacement of the laptop pavilion dv6-1000

  It seems that the hard drive has failed in the laptop.  When I run a test gives me a message 3f0 and hard drive does not exist.  Tried to start the repair system and the operating system not found.  Would fix with the image of the system.  No found boot device.  Conclusion: new hard drive required.  The laptop drive is a seagate momentus 320 GB 5400,6.    Do I have to replace it with a new seagate or can I use a Western Digital with the same 320 GB, 5400 rpm?  Thank you in advance.

  Hello:

  WD should be fine and if you want to use a disc 7 200 RPM faster seek time (at a small cost of battery life between charges) you can go with this too.

  Paul

• HP Probook 450 G2: failure of the sd card

  Hello

  I can't use the SD card with my G2 450 driver. I inserted the SD card into the laptop, but he acts as if no card is inserted. I opened the Device Manager and it showed that there may be other problems with the PCI device and unknown devices - they have an exclamation point. I used the Troubleshoot utility (not for the SD), but none of the problems have been resolved.

  Hi, please, install these two:

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=6943828&IDX=&swEnvOID=4059&action=driverDocument&itemLocale=&swLang=&swItemId=ob_133237_1&mode=

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5379212&IDX=&swEnvOID=4059&action=driverDocument&itemLocale=&swLang=&swItemId=ob_122173_1&mode=

• «Caching of connections from domain to Vista laptop fault for * some * users, which gives the message "failure of the trust relationship «»

  Greetings!

  I have a laptop wireless problem Vista Ultimate on a domain that has a strange behavior when taken off site. Of course, I'd appreciate some thoughts on what could be the problem.

  When the laptop is used internally, it works normally and is used by two people. Person "A" is the main user, person "B" is a secondary user who connects is rare. Domain authentication works normally and thankfully.

  Sometimes, however, when the laptop is taken off site and brought in a different wireless network do not have access to the field, strange behavior of logon follows.

  When the person 'A' tries to connect, they receive two messages:

  "The system event Notification Service failed to logon"

  "The trust relationship between this computer and the primary domain failed."

  Yet moments later, what person 'B' opens a session on the same laptop in the same place, the logon succeeds and the laptop runs normally.

  Presumably, the two openings of session would be finished via the credentials cached, so there is no reason at all to imagine that each account should be treated differently. However, it is precisely the situation that I see. Something is apparently originally person 'A' logon to be handled in an unusual way, I can't explain or stop.

  When this laptop is returned to its primary location, resumed normal operation, all users can perform normal logons domain-based, and no errors occur.

  If it was simply a problem of not being on the same wireless network and by far the field, I expect to see something in the sense of a message «could not domain controller be contacted...» ", but this is never; and he would likely by all users, no not one. It behaves almost as if caching credentials for the person 'A' are corrupt or non-existent, neither of which is logical.

  Other portable computers used by many people (using various combinations of XP, Vista and Windows 7) and taken offsite have * never * experienced this problem. They operated with credentials cached just like you would expect.

  I suppose that a complete reconstruction could solve the problem, but I prefer not to go nuclear on this particular area if it is not necessary. There must be an if explainable, eccentric, the mechanism at work here cause this problem.

  Thank you very much in advance for the help.

  -David

  Hello Soonerdave,

  I apologize for the lack of communication. The appropriate forum for post you in is listed below:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/itprovistanetworking/threads

  Hope this helps J

  Adam
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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