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• HP Pavilion dv7t-3000 does not start

  My HP Pavilion dv7t-3000 does not start. I checked this article: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01732674

  According to who, the error condition is: 'non-functional CPU.

  So if I buy a new processor and disassemble the laptop and replace the processor, it will fix the problem?

  Perhaps, but it is much more likely to be the motherboard. If the motherboard is bad, you can't trust the blink codes that it generates. Failures of the CPU but rarely occur. Motherboard failure happens all the time.

• Replacement battery for dv7t-3000?

  Hello

  The battery on my laptop dv7t-3000 started ideally reports has to be replaced 3 months after my warranty expires. It's the GA08 battery the battery only made for my model? Is there a higher battery capacity/no longer available?

  Thank you!

  http://CGI.eBay.com/12-cell-battery-HP-dv7-DV7T-DV7Z-DV7T-1000-HDX18-/120616500231?PT=Laptop_Batteries&hash=item1c154dbc07#ht_3366wt_904

  This is a replacement 12 cell that should be yours.  So, Yes, larger batteries are deployed.  If hp makes biggest or not, I don't know.

• Dv7t-3000 Black Screen after that the Bios flash (Bios CORRECT) what are my options?

  Hi, I have a dv7t-3000 and recently, I installed windows7 ultimate and so I started to install all my drivers to catch up with my laptop. I flashed my bios and the computer went to reboot and installed 76 updates before you stop. I went to bed and woke up and when I turned my count on the screen is BLACK. Without backlight or nothing. Leads to come, wireless is disabled, I hear the fan and do not know if the hard drive does not work. I don't see why it wouldn't. I tried a HARD reset and taking the ram and put it back in. Neither have worked. I even tried to hold the windows key + B when the computer turns on but no luck. Any ideas? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Fixed it by resetting CMOS battery. =)

• Install Win 7 on new SSD, DV7t-3000

  Hi all

  I just bought a new SSD 60 GB for my Pavilion dv7t.  I would like to install Windows 7 on SSD for fast loading times, etc.  However, the player is only 60 GB, and not the drive of 300 GB the OS is currently on.

  Because these computers were not shipped with the OS installation disc, it seems that I have to make a recovery disk.  I read that for these to work, the drive that you get should be of equal size or larger than the original drive.

  I'm near the top of the proverbial Creek on that?  I can't imagine that HP would limit it like that.  No way I can afford a 300 GB HDD anyway!  Is it possible to install the OS I paid on my new drive?

  Thanks for all the help.  Enjoy your week.

  -Matt

  Laptop recovery disks does not require the same hard drive (size), however, there may be minimum hard disk size requirement.

  Why not do a set of recovery discs anyway (might be useful in case of any problem hard drive). Replace the hardware with the new SSD and try the system with the disk recovery? Keep the original for a while hard disk, however, may use it as the 2nd drive.

• Pavilion dv7t-3000 mobile: stuck on the startup screen, must repeatedly perform a hard reset to fix

  When starting after a successful boot & use, the PC is stuck on the startup screen that is black with the logo blue & white HP in the middle and "press ESC for the start menu" at the bottom left. I have to perform a hard reset to get a normal startup. Everything works fine. I stop the PC from the start menu. At the next startup the PC hangs at the HP splash screen. A hard reset solves the problem, but the problem occurred on & repeatedly.

  Problem was solved by uninstalling a number of HP programs! Unfortunately I have lost the paper on which I wrote exactly what programs I uninstalled. If you find this issue that may arise on your notrbook, try to uninstall the HP programs

• No socket antenna/cable on dv7t-3000 with built-in HDTV tuner

  My question to you all is 'out there', your laptop has come with an antenna/cable intake when you ordered the tuner?  The antenna connector and the cable with my laptop came with circular plugs that look like they would a 'white' circular on the right side of my machine.

  Unfortunately, when I talk with various people at the help desk, I have been informed a) tuner with an antenna, b) inability of the tuner to pick up a signal (without cable connection) is a performance issue that is covered by a disclaimer clause in the integrated HDTV hybrid Tuner HP help me decide to text, and c) must be ordered separately.

  Would appreciate your comments before doing a * outa' me calling to order a plug...

  Yes, I have the HDX 18 with tuner and it came with an antenna that plugs into the right hole next to the power connector antenna, and it came with an adapter that you can plug a coaxial cable in also.  I've never heard a computer tv tuner with a built-in antenna.

• dv7t-3000 - Sata or Sata 2 - Please help to explain what it has!

  I guess Sata 2 being public for so long, this new laptop of my he.

  I want to buy one of the nicer SSD for this camera, but I can't confirm anywhere it runs up to 300 megs.

  If it is Sata 1 so I would not get improved performance of an SSD as the rate of disk HARD 7200 RPM up to 100 megs.

  I contacted HP Support and said that my laptop only has Sata 1.

  I find that impossible to believe.  Why in the world, HP would do that?  I read in a post on the forums that this laptop

  falls in the top 5% for overall performance for laptops.  How is it, unless it has sata 2?  Why would they

  have old Sata 1 in these new technologies?

  Can anyone confirm if HP Support is correct?  I have the second guy guess himself right now and he asked serial number try to find documentation in support of its application.  I can have to RMA this beast and starts looking for a laptop that has SATA II because it's the main reason I wanted a laptop!  For the SSD to IMPRESS me!

  Thanks in advance for your ideas, input, and effort, you can put in it!

  WWW2000

  UPDATE:

  Otay.  Now I understand why all the comments there say what they say on the HP support.  Makes you feel like you made your new puppy in an auto garage to learn about it.  People BAD, bad place!

  Can anyone who knows English and computers please tell me why the... Why HP could be delayed and put 1 Sata in this laptop killer?  They like really upsetting their customers?  Everything I kept getting to this supervisor was "your personal computer and your hard drive you choose sata 1.

  I bought directly from HP.com, so I could have everything in it that you can't get in a retail store.  She could not grab anywhere on hp.com does it let you know if you get sata 1 or sata 2.   No option not and should not be.  It should automatically be sata 2!  SATA we looked so much like 1998!

  Sorry to be so angry.  I want just a killer SSD to make this beast, it should be and HP tells me that he is not going to happen.  I have to start RMA?  Or if someone can confirm that I can get read speeds of 230 of this SSD I want?

  Message edited by www2000 on 01/12/2009 11:07

  The manual indicates that it contains a Chipset Intel® 5 Series:

  http://www.Intel.com/products/Notebook/chipsets/PM55/PM55-overview.htm

  And who says support SATA 3 Gb/s port.  So I would say that, if engineers more HP is DOING the WORK to handicapte the chipset and hard drives that they should all be fired. Well Yes, must so SATA II.

• Maximum memory for Pavilion DV7t special edition running Windows 7 pro 64-bit with Intel i7 Q720

  I have an entertainment 2009 Dv7t Special Edition running on Windows 7 64 bit with intention processor i7 Q720 @1 .60GZ. I have 8 G of ram now but need to go to the top. Can I put two 8 G in the slots. Read some reviews say the software works and Windows 7 pro 64-bit can take up to 132 G RAM, if that was even possible. I run two internal drives. But with the addition of the cloud and running photoshop on cloud too much memory is used, slow down the computer. You want to go to 16. Everybody does and no problem?

  Thank you

  Hello

  As mentioned previously, there are SEVERAL dv7t editions and special editions. We have dv7t-3000, 4000-dv7t... and it is very difficult to find the right plug. Please use the following link to find the product/model number:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00033108

  Your machine could be the following:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us & dlc = in & lc = in & product = 5292645 &

  If so, the #4 on the following manual page it support 16 GB max:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us & dlc = in & lc = in & product = 5292645 &

  You can have 2 x 8 GB, no choice. Only a few portable computers that have 4 slots and supports up to 32 GB. No way on this earth at this time, you can find a laptop that supports the 132 Gb of RAM.

  Kind regards.

• New video card, power supply upgrade

  Currently I have the Hp Pavilion p6754yand I recently GeForce GTX 560 it to upgrade my current video settings, so I can play my games in more graphically the parameters. Sometimes, however, computers would be turned off randomly, and I came to the conclusion that I would need to better food then one I had when I came to my computer.

  So basically, my question is that the Rosewell-RD450-2-SB would be clear enough to power my computer with the included video card, or I could do better.

  I hope that you have considered the special depth of this power supply? It is longer than the current unit. You have the additional thumb between the CD/DVD player, sheets, wire harness and the old PSU?

  Here's an upgrade with the Rosewill 630W continuous, who still has the depth 5.5 ".  Your added almost an inch. http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817182200

  

• Dell XPS 9100 compatible with Nvidia GTX 980/970?

  All the world either of these new cards video 980/970 series installed in a dell xps 9100? Or whether they will work with the 9100, in particular motherboard/bios original card?

  I plan to upgrade my studio xps Dell 9100 (2010 I7 930 12 GB of ram, motherboard Dell 05DN3X Intel X 58 Intel ICH10R) with a new video card in replacement of the Radeon HD 5870. My choice of card is the new Nvidia GTX 970.

  The GTX 970 and 980 GTX are based on the new Maxwell Nvidia cards with high specifications on page and good price. While they are not suitable for the power of the XPS 9100 (two GTX cards consume less energy than the 5870), I don't know if my original xps 9100 motherboard (with a bios updated from July 2014 on the site of dell driver) is compatible with the gtx 970. BIOS office 8700 recent Dell was not compatible/created a problem of black screen, and Dell has released a updated Bios updated for the 8700 in December 2014 that apparently works fine now with the 980/970 series. I wouldn't drop the $350 on a video card that didn't work with my 9100

  I use the Dell 9100 for video editing (Sony Vegas Pro 13, Hitfilm 3, NewBlue and other programs based GL/CL) works more 3d animation with iclone (who prefer Nvidia). I could probably get another year or two out of it with a newer video card... otherwise I'll put all useful to a construction of the self.

  I'd appreciate any comments on it. Maybe Chris from Dell of this forum would know that he shares the fix for dell bios enabled the 980 work with 8700.  Thanks to Chris if he answers or if he can answer my question gtx 970 for me and other 9100 owners.

  Just this moment installed a MSI gtx 970 in my 3 1/2 years, xps 9100. Original motherboard. The only thing I've really updated over the years is the memory.

  Processor Intel Core i7-960 @3. 2 GHz (8 MB L2 Cache)
  16 GB OF RAM, DDR3 PC3-10600, DDR3 PC3-12800
  NVIDIA GeForce (r) GTX 970 4 GB
  Dell XPS 9100 desktop
  Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) SP1

  525 Watt POWER supply was more than enough. You must use both the point 6 and point 8 plugs not one or the other. Biggest problem was to find a second source of power. The 6 + 2 plug, but don't think that the other was there. He was and is buried in the middle of a wire harness. A sheet of plain to 6 points. Just enough.

  It works like a charm. Not at all of the start-up problems

• Inspiron 15 3520 & Latitude E5520 screen swap?

  Hi all!

  I have an Inspiron 15 3520 with 1366 x 768 resolution

  One of my friends has an E5520 Latitude with a resolution of 1920 x 1080.

  Both are 15.6 and both seem to have the same connector according to several sites that sell replacement panels.

  Would like to put a 1080 p Panel in my 3520 work?  I don't see why it wouldn't. Has anyone tried this before?

  Thanks in advance.

  It seems that the two systems share panels.  If you're upgrading the resolution, you also need a new wire harness:

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  (if the connectors are identical, the harness for the high resolution screen has more than drivers - if you use the existing wiring, you will see an image blurred, partial.

  The wiring harness is NOT cross compatible with the Latitude system.

• Dead screen on presario v6500Z cto

  The screen on my compaq presario v6500Z cto does not illuminate.  The laptop itself works as I can turn it off using keyboard shortcuts, but the screen won't turn on. I did a hard restart and it did nothing.  Any ideas?  Would it not possible to use an external monitor at the moment?  Thank you.

  UPDATE:

  Can I get S-video/work and have had some success with using them to navigate.  Of course, it looks like crap.  I have no options other than obtaining an external monitor and use it as your desktop at this point?

  Ok.  I solved the problem.

  I disassembled the laptop together and crossed wiring in the on-screen display.  Turns out the wire harness connecting the screen to the motherboard was 2 tiny wires that have been decided completely well.  Where the monitor is attached to the screen is a pinch point.  It was the repeated opening and closing of the screen (in the couse of 2 years) which caused this pinch point to finally break the wires.

  I had to re - splice the cables together (matching the colors) and he did the work screen.  This is the solution that solved my problem.

  While researching this problem, I came across the problem of no S-Video, VGA and video display monitor.  This problem is caused by the videochip not correctly put in the motherboard in the couse of repeated unit heating.  Here is a link to the solution of this problem.  * Please note that this solution is extremely advanced * (as you have the motherboard in the oven) and should not be attempted by the experience and trained professionals.

• Pavilion DV7T - 1200 CTO happened w / Wireless issues - work in progress - solved

  I took delivery on a DV7T yesterday.  It is configured with the minimap Intel 5100 AGN & Vista 32 Home premium (my first Vista machine).  I had updated my wireless router home in anticipation of his arrival, installation of a model of D - Link DIR-655 (Vista friendly 802.11n capable).  The router plays well with my existing XP laptop and has been configured for WPA2 AES & compatibility b/g/n.

  I configured the appropriate connection parameters and launched a manual connection.  I made changes to the router so the SSID was visible and defined the DV7T for automatic connection, but it took often more a minute before the DV7T would see even the network wireless and even a minute or two before reporting the signal strength. Each time, connection attempts failed, reports of a lack of response from the router.  After the double check (and returning) settings and password several times (and the audit by doing the same thing on another laptop which connected very well) I finally decided there was a problem and called for help.  Given that the order had been placed through Costco, I went through their Concierge as a first level service. Their script for was power off all computers (XP) on the network saying that a common problem was having a Vista machine join a network with XP already connected machines. No joy. Same lack of goodness after removing/reinstalling the drivers. It was as much as the script went to attempts at original resolution.

  At this point, no resolution & I plan just to return the machine for a refund (lack of wireless really it would damage the intended use). Propelled upwards all the equipment I had turned off.  Bored of not knowing for sure if it was an inherent incompatibility or a hardware problem (the day of delivery!)  I ended up out and pick up an express format card card N Wireless of Linksys.   Responsible drivers, plugged in the card and voila! immediately, the machine connects using the configuration of the connection that I had entered previously.  On top of that, the flow of data showed that 240-270 mbits.

  With this info, I went back to service, initially to the connection of Costco and then discussed in HP support. After a 3 hour marathon call, HP sends a replacement 5100AGN card to 'see if this fixes things', if it is not, the machine must go back to the service (as a problem of antennas would not be repairable client). Part of the duration of a call has been associated with finding the right part for a machine CTO.  The wireless card on my machine something SN (Broadcom) was set apart from the 5100 (although the list mentioned packing a minimap Intel next gen and the Manager device reports an Intel 5100AGN).  They have finally found a suitable part number (I hope).

  I just thought I would pass this along in case where someone else found themselves in a similar situation.  I'll post much after that the replacement property is displayed. As a side note, the Linksys N Ultra Rangeplus expresscard works really well as a replacement. Of course I'd rather not have something projecting from the side, but it certainly did the job.

  EDITION - ADDENDUM

  After the above post, I couldn't help but think that a problem of antennas sounded very probably - maybe a lead broken/disconnected (something I mentioned to the technology of the telephone service).  In any case, just a minute before, I went ahead and pulled the bottom panel, so I could take a look at the wireless card.  Technology said there would be two tracks running to the card - only was connected, the other has fallen in a crack between the card and the frame.  The wire not connected has been labeled "main" and there is a connector on the "main" labelled map  The two sons had been celo-glued to the card (in the broad sense), but I had the disconnected an oriented properly & pressed into the connector on the card.  He buttoned & turned on the machine.  He immediately finds the wireless network and connection has been made in a few seconds.

  My only ongoing question may turn out to be wireless performance.  Connection with the linksys card speeds were always above 200 (230-270).  Speeds, I see on the bed in so far have been initially lower than 100, with the best after being 150 mbits.  Any suggestions for how this can be improved?  Will the adapter 'learn' alone and get better over time?

  FINAL ADDENDUM-

  Model found on another forum that the 5100AGN has apparently a maximum 150 Mbps on a 300 Mbps max for RX & TX... the 5300AGN is 300 in both directions.

  This suggests that the 150 that I see is as good as it gets for my integrated card. Apparently, the Linksys expresscard I used is good for TX/RX 300.

  Nick

  Message edited by skhowell on 02/21/2009 08:22
  Message edited by skhowell on 02/21/2009 17:00

  I don't know that the costco guys worked just for the trouble shooting script, he gave.  On the plus side, he had an understanding of the issues, & spoke vernacular American English (and not in a call center offshore).  He was ready to continue, but I needed a time out.  The second call (after me obtain Linksys for comparison) was good enough and the technology was very ready he climbs to a technician of HP (once again, the continent - not off shore), which was certainly ready to order a replacement part, but crossed a few last checks more that the internal card could not be implemented. The part was sentenced & will be shipped without requiring a deposit of me. The only negative for telephone exchanges, it's neither opening proposed leads the lower panel to check the antennas have been connected correctly.

  As stated in the original post - edited-, the final fix was to open the Panel & visually notice that a 'primary' marked lead was not connected to the wireless card.  Attaching which lead to the consequence named connector on the Board eliminated the problem.   The disparity of the connection speeds between the internal 5100AGN and the Linksys 802.11n expresscard was due to the limitations of card design (150TX/300RX 5100AGN and 300 TX/RX for the Linksys), so the 150 Mbps I see currently for internally is as good it will become.  I'll probably send the rear replacement not opened as opposed to actually Exchange cards. (I don't think that the shipment may be shortstopped at this point...).

  Nick

• 2nd hard drive for HP Pavilion dv7t-4000 CTO Notebook - what do I need?

  Hi, I have the HP Pavilion dv7t-4000 CTO Select Edition Entertainment Notebook (product # WV703AV). It can accommodate two hard disks but only came with one. What would need to be able to install the second hard drive? I need just a connecting cable or I also need to caddy or kit?

  Also, would I get a solid state? My laptop that would support or should I just use regular?

  Currently, I am on Windows 7 64-bit. I have a 500 GB hd (which came to be partitioned with hp tools/restoration).

  Help with what I would need to a conventional hard drive or ssd would be greatly appreciated. I tried to look through messages of others first, but could not find anything specific to my model. Thanks for your time!

  Hello:

  The only place I know where you can get a 2nd hard drive kit is that provider.

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?Main_Page=product_info&products_id=345

  Your laptop should be able to work with an SSD, but I can't guarantee it.

  I don't really see any point in adding an SSD unless you make the main hard drive, and to do this, you must get an SSD of the same size as the original 500 GB hard drive to use the recovery discs to reinstall the operating system.

  Most people get smaller SSD and they use the W7 product key to activate a simple installation of W7.

  If you can read all 25 characters of your product key for windows 7, you can do your own installation media and allows to install Windows on a smaller than 500 GB SSD.

  If you can read the Microsoft windows 7 25-character product key, you can download simple Windows 7 ISO files to burn on a DVD for the version of windows that is installed on your PC, and which is listed on the Microsoft COA sticker on your PC case.

  Burn the ISO with the option to burn the ISO on your DVD burning program and burn it at the slowest possible speed that will allow your program. This will create a bootable DVD.

  Or use the installation of Windows 7 USB/DVD tool to compile the ISO file that you download from Digital River. The link below. You need a 4 GB flash drive to use the USB compilation method.

  http://download.CNET.com/Windows-7-USB-DVD-download-tool/3000-18513_4-10972600.html

  Use 25 characters on the PC product key to activate the installation.

  The key will activate a 32 or 64 bit installation.

  Then go to the support of the PC and driver page to install the drivers you need.

  Link to downloads ISO of W7 is below.

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/official-Windows-7-SP1-ISO-from-Digital-River/