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• PC Doctor has no error codes

  Help!

  2006 HPc1487c w/2 x 1 GB + 2 x 500 memory abandons geezer year old ghosts and this78 soon to follow.  But made a full recovery and was able to run PC-Doctor, who advised: on the system memory:

  Has no auxiliary fault model Test ME516-3W code

  Checkerboard Test ME516-15W error code

  Market the error code a test of law ME516-18W

  Error code bit low test ME516-14W

  Waling error code a try on the left ME516-17W

  then prompty died again.  Logic tells me that a module of memory went bye bye.  Can someone tell me precisely on these error codes.  Thank you

  rmorrp

  Matched pair means; same manufacturer, same chip type, same size, same CASE, etc.   Would you buy a pair as two memory DIMMs together.  You might have the same 512 MB DIMM in blue locations and the two dimms of 1 GB in black locations.  I balanced in blue locations and matched pairs slots black and they are different manufacturers in my m9200t system. However, I took care to ensure that both ca and tension were the same (Samsung and Kingston DIMM).

  I have Roxio EMC 9, creator of 2009 and 2010 of creator.  EMC 9 went unsupported 2.5 years ago.  EMC 9 has written for 32-bit operating systems, and it will not more than 3 GB even recognize on an operating system to 64-bit with more than 3 GB.

• Elite HP 170 f

  I have a HP elite 170F and it has 6 slots of ram that came with three 2 and three 1. I want to exchange the three 1 with three 4 GB for a total of 18 GB of ram. I already bought one of the 4 GB at best buy but they have more in stock. I have two questions. Do I need to have three 4 and three 2 or do I need four 4 as the squad of geeek guy me to buy from the TSB. And what order they should go into the slots?

  Jerport, welcome to the forum.

  The motherboard has architecture memory triple channel.  Therefore, for optimal performance of the system, it is preferable to use three of each module.  I think the three modules of 4 GB in black locations and three modules of 2 GB in blue locations should work.  I don't know why he told you that you need four modules of 4 GB.  The Council worked with three modules of 1 GB and 2 GB three modules.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• HP Compaq d530 SFF DIMMs do not recognize. Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit - BIOS version 02.44

  Hello HP community!

  I recently got a HP Compaq d530 SFF of the company, where I had my work experience.

  Fortunately, I took their offer and took the PC at home, everything was going well until I bought myself some new DIMM from ebuyer.com.

  I again for a fact, the computer must DDR 333 MHz, PC2700 and it must be in DIMM format, so I went and bought 3x1Go modules. A few days later they arrived and I have them inserted in the computer, ensuring that two DIMMs was in blue locations and others (I wanted to keep a 256 MB module to) in the black sites.

  I have re-inserted power cable and tried to boot the PC, he showed me a BIOS message, showing that the amount of memory has changed, since the last boot. Once the configuration is presented, he acknowledged only the 256 MB module. I then turned off the computer, and then remove the 256 MB module, to see what would happen. So, I restarted the PC, and it gave me an error (not shown) tone. To which I then tried (needles) each DIMM different to see if one of them was vice. They are all gave me the same error tone. Since then, I've been running Windows Vista Home Premium, with 1 GB (4x256MB DIMM).

  Maybe someone has a suggestion how to fix this?

  I've already updated the version of the BIOS at 02.44 (later I could find).

  Thanks in advance!

  Yours sincerely Simon Cahill

  Beatsleigher,

  Not all memory is the same, even when picking PC2700. Did you buy non ECC?

  Here is a guide on the configuration of the memory for the D530SSF

• Pavilion P6630: Failure of RAM upgrade

  I have a HP Pavilion P6630 with 2 x 2 GB DDR3 - 667 MhZ sticks inside (factory standard).

  According to information I found on the motherboard in combination with my Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - Bit, support maximum memory is 16 GB.

  So, I advanced and bought 2 x DDR 4 GB 1333 MhZ (PC3-10600 Dimm). Once again, according to the information I have found on the HP site when I looked up my model.

  When I took the original poles of the blue orbits (M4 + M2) and replaced by my new, the computer is stuck on the "intro" screen (where it says press F10 to enter the BIOS). He didn't get into the BIOS, it of just sitting there and did nothing.

  From there, I tried all possible options:
  Put the old back and added the new in the empty slots, leading to the computer going on market and stop and and and...

  New sticks seem to work because the system recognizes in M3, M4 and M1, M2 of installation. Here is the single channel configurations, however. And once again, when in these slots, the system go away and start and stop.

  As already said: I tried all possible combinations of old and new and locations, but there is really only one that works: my two older in their original blue locations.

  I did a reset of the CMOS and I took out the battery for half an hour. No results.

  And Yes: I push the sticks in lampholders enough far, etc.

  I'm desperate! Hope someone can help me.

  The trick to a successful upgrade memory is:

  Memory modules is not not the sellers have to sell with the HP published specifications of the motherboard requirements. It is a strategy to upgrade memory that quite often results in disappointment and a situation of no bootable.

  Purchase of memory modules that are guaranteed compatible memory manufacturers. If possible, stick with the manufacturers of memory known as Crucial, G.Skill, Kingston, Hynix, just to name a few.

  Add memory to the memory modules already installed unless you are absolutely identical to the original modules in all respects.

  Memory manufacturers use configuration utilities on their corporate Web sites.

• Graphics card for HP M9351.uk & Upgrade Ram

  Hello

  I got my PC for 5 years, and even if it's still pretty much struggling, according to me, it's time for a couple of updates.

  I want to check before you buy anything that everything will work properly.

  My PC still running the stock Windows Vista 64-bit.

  [Features M9351 HP]

  I intend to upgrade the with This GTX 650 2 GB GDDR5 nVidia 9600gs - will this work? I understand that this card requires no external power, but I worry that if the Q6600 and G33 chipset takes care of everything? Is there work / made with Benicia IPIBL-LB?

  I plan to upgrade the RAM from the factory of 4 GB to 8 GB with four sticks DDR2 listed here, they should work?

  I'm sorry, I'm completely clueless, but it's my first time upgrading a PC - any help is really appreciated.

  See you soon.

  Wtronic, welcome to the forum.

  Videocard has to fit into the housing.  However, you should check to make sure power 300W (PSU) is sufficient to feed him properly.  You can find this information on the manufacturer's website.

  At any critical time recommend memory it is guaranteed to work or they will replace it.  I suggest to put the old memory in blue locations and the new memory in black locations.

  This is the section addition / replacement the computer.  There is a section for each of the components that you want to upgrade; Video card, memory and possibly the power supply.

  Please, click on "Thumbs Up +" if I helped you and click "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• computer memory

  I need help card mother havea ECS nettles 3, my computer has the ability to have 8 GB of ram, I bought ram that I had

  2 x 2 GB and also have 2 sticks of 1 GB in total of 6 GB, my computer is a hp pavilion a6700f I have 4 slots 2blue and 2black

  When I put the ram of 2 GB in blue locations and a 1 GB in the black sites, my computer will not start, so I play and move them, bottom line if I put only ram in the black slot it starts only when I Blue it slots will come my BIOS never recognized any of the ram , im so irritated a can someone pleeease come back to me if they have the time so I can talk to a knowledgeable person

  Hello:

  Try this:

  With the image below, insert the 2 GB DIMM 1 and DIMM3 modules and the modules of 1 GB DIMM2 and DIMM4.

  

• I can't add RAM

  I have a WindowsXP Pro Tour. It has 3 SP. I was decide to add more ram to my computer because it has only 512 MB of RAM. It has an Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2 .66GHz and an ASUS AGP-V7700 Deluxe v5.33 AKA GeForce 2 GTS. The motherboard (The ECS P4M800PRO - M 1. 0) says it is only capable of 2533 DDR or DDR 400 RAM. So I went out and my bit of DDR3 RAM and install it. Then I try to start it, and there is no beep. I was wondering how can I fix to make it work.

  So, if I interpret you correctly it does not work with all the 3 RAM sticks inserted. No surprise - as stated earlier...

  The jury does not support simultaneous use of the two types of memory, i.e. you fill in only blue locations or only the purple slots, but never both at the same time.

  Take the original memory, insert the memory purchased. Do you still have a BSOD? If you do them chances are that...

  1. One or two of these purchased modules is not compatible with the motherboard, or
  2. The memory purchased modules are not compatible with each other, or
  3. One or two of these modules bought is defective

  .. .and you must check with the provider, if your DDR memory modules are compatible with your motherboard and between them.

  If you do not get a BSOD, it is probably by mixing the two types of memory. You must now run Memtest86 + against your purchased memory - download the iso, burn it to a CD, boot from the CD to start Memtest86 + to check your memory isn't faulty.

  http://www.memtest.org/

  If your provider can check compatibility, you can also use Memtest86 + to check the modules for defects.

  PML and Bill Smithers have already indicated how to get compatible memory.

  For the record, the plan of action for you to the correct/best should have buy a compatible DDR2 memory bar and fill the purple free slot with her (DDR2 is faster than the DDR).

  Tricky

• Aspire ATC-120-UC22 recognition memory?

  I have a system of costco.

  Acer Aspire ATC-120-UC22
  It came with 4 GB of memory (kingston) 1 stick of 4 GB-1600

  I bought a 8 GB kit... crucial memory... 2 x 4 GB

  The system has 2 blue for memory and 2 black ports.
  The 4 GB stick was in the blue port and this port was closest to the processor (in the middle)

  They advised me to put two things of memory I bought in the same colors.
  So I put the two sticks of memory 4 GB 1866 in blue locations. I got the 1 4GB that was there and moved to the black slot between the two.

  Start the computer.

  It is not acklowledging the 2 slots. We see more than 4 GB.

  I scanned the essential use of the http://www.crucial.com/ scanner system
  He seemed to still show that only the FIRST location has 4 GB of memory in it.

  I'm puzzled.

  Help.

  Is it possible to see more specifically what is in the next 2-3 slots?
  is there something I have to ' turn on '?
  Should I move the memory?
  Things seem fine now that I'm online. But it is said that additional memory is not there.

  Important that you discovered is the brand of course they pair are in the same colors... But, your system must be configured as indicated below to work right.

  Size DIMM1, DIMM2, DIMM3, DIMM4

  2 G 2 G N/A N/A N/A

  4G         2G         2G           N/A         N/A

  4 G 4 G N/A N/A N/A

  6G         2G         2G          2G           N/A

  6 G 4 2 N/A N/A

  8 G 2 2 2 2 G

  8G         4G         2G          2G           N/A

  8 G 4 4 N/A N/A

  8 G 8 G N/A N/A N/A

  10 4 G 2 2 G 2 G

  10 4 G 4 2 N/A

  10 8 G 2 G N/A N/A

  12 4 G 4 2 G 2 G

  12 4 G 4 4 N/A

  12 8 G 2 2 N/A

  12 8 G 4 G N/A N/A

  14 4 G 4 4 G 2 G

  14 8 G 2 2 G 2 G

  14 8 G 4 2 N/A

  16 4 G 4 4 G 4 G

  16 8 G 4 2 G 2 G

  16 8 G 4 4 N/A

  16 8 G 8 G N/A N/A

  18 8 G 4 4 G 2 G

  18 8 G 8 N/2A

  20 8 G 4 4 G 4 G

  20 8 G 8 2 G 2 G

  20 8 G 8 4 N/A

  22 8 G 8 4 G 2 G

  24 8 G 8 4 G 4 G

  24 8 G 8 8 N/A

  26 8 G 8 8 G 2 G

  28 8 G 8 8 G 4 G

  32 8 G 8 8 G 8 G

  Sorry if once posted, it is not 100% right but should be good enough to give you the right idea of what and how they should be placed. Your sites should have DIMM2 DIMM1 and so on.

  Hope this has been helpful

  James

• Want to 700-074: memory slots

  My computer came with 12 GB of memory. I checked and the person who built my computer (Microcenter) put the sticks of memory (4 GB and 8 GB) in slots 2 and 4. I just ordered another stick of memory 8 GB. Should I put the two 8 GB sticks in slots 1 and 3 or 2 and 4, is really important? Also if I add the 4 GB stick in a 3rd slot, which will be OK, I heard say adding a 3rd without the 4th might actually slow down a system? Thank you for your time.

  DaveErving

  Hi Dave,.

  The old HP PC have been capricious on the placement of the DIMMs and the specifications.  If modules of memory DIMM "bind" to the top then your PC cannot start and/or controllers can memory return to operation single channel verses two-channel operation.

  The recent HP PC should be more lenient with mix DIMMS, but that is not guaranteed.  I prefer to use the corresponding DIMMs and fill first the blue locations with the largest DIMM.

  You can download CPU-Z to check the specifications of your DIMMS, and, in addition, the operations of channel memory.  I suggest that you do everything first before adding additional DIMM.  If you find that your PC does not work in dual channel mode then back to microcenter for assistance.

• upgrade memory gb396aa.

  Hi, I use the hp office gb396aa and I need to upgrade its 1 GB of ram, on the hp parts store, it says that I need "PC2-4300 DDR2-533 DIMM SDRAM. Counsel for sale on the site hp Web told me that I need to use either "PC2-3200 (400 MHz), PC-4200 (533 MHz) and PC2-5300 (667 MHz) DDR2. On the crucial site, it says "DDR2 PC2-5300, DDR2 PC2-6400, DDR2 (non - ECC).

  I want to add 2 GB to 3 gb me, so what would be the appropriate option from the above? any help is greatly appreciated.

  Hello:

  I don't think it makes a difference.

  I used to put the larger modules in blue locations and smaller black slots but on a Dell PC, I had, I just added the most important memory for empty slots and it doesn't seem to make a difference.

  As I wrote above... the most important thing you need to do is to have the memory correspond in size to slots 1 and 2 and 3 and 4. (1-3-Blue-Blue, 2-Black 4-black).

  Paul

• My icon names are now white on a blue background, after 'copy link location' of the web.

  Recently (stupidly) just clicked on an image in ebay & selected copy the location of the link so as not to lose my search.  After you have copied on the desktop there is no URL link, and all the icon names are now in white on a blue background. System Restore does not recognize the changes. Please can someone help? I have Windows XP Home Edition. Thank you.

  Hi Marian,

  I imagine the inconvenience that you are experiencing. I'll certainly try and help you in the matter of fixing.

  To help you to propose measures to solve the problem, I would appreciate if you could answer the following questions:

  1. don't icons open programs correct?

  2. you have any antivirus installed on the computer program?

  You can try the steps and check if it helps.

  1 Control Panel / System / Advanced / Performance tab / button settings and tick: shadows fall to use the desktop icon labels.

  Also, try the steps and check.

  01 right-click on my computer

  02. click on properties

  03 come on in the Advanced tab.

  04. in the course of execution, click settings

  05 unchecked all the options here and save it.

  06 right click on desktop

  07. under desk to go to the office to customize.

  08 Advancedtab ' Web tab and make sure you disabled the Lock Desktop items.

  09 right click on my computer

  10. click on properties

  11 go on the Advanced tab.

  12. in the course of execution, click settings

  13 check all the options here and save it.

  14 fact

  Restart the computer and check.

  Hope that information was useful and let us know if you need help with Windows. We will be happy to help you.

• "Setup cannot locate the Windows installation you want to upgrade. Contact your system administrator. "in the blue screen.

  When I was trying to upgrade from Windows 2000 Professional to Windows XP Professional, after the first reboot, the system is returned with the following message: "Setup cannot locate the Windows installation, you want to upgrade.  Contact your system administrator. "in the blue screen. The only option is to F3 to exit. And the system may not start in Windows 2000 Professional more.

  Hello

  I suggest you follow the steps in troubleshooting section below and check if it helps:

  Error message "Setup cannot locate the Windows installation you want to upgrade.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/242066

  Hope this helps

• My drive hard wd crashed. After the replacement, the computer is located on the blue HP screen. Help.

  My 1 TB WD drive crashed.  I replaced it with another disk of 1 TB WD.  When I turn on the computer and insert the recovery disk, nothing happens.  It is located on the blue HP screen.  I hit esc, nothing.  I hit F11, nothing.  I'm stuck.  Probably something simple, but I can not understand.

  brackman63 wrote: it seems that refusal to acknowledge this new record is due to failure of the motherboard according to a friend who works in it.  I imagine that will lead to an expensive repair and may not be worth the effort.  a new computer may be in my future.  Oh joy...

  Hello brackman63, this is possible, but I have never had this problem in more than 25 years of working on computers

  You can see if you can install a Sata addon hard drive controller card. There are some of them which are not very expensive. There is of course no guarantee that it would work.

  If the disk controller hard motherboard is defective, then the original hard disk can still be good.

  Just some thoughts.

• PCoIP desktop driver blue screen when opening/PDF printing to network after the vShield installation location

  I came across this month and again this morning. Last night I reinstalled the driver vShield in the view desktop (Windows 7 32 bit on ESX 5.0) as I am deployment vShield Endpoint with Trend Micro deep security product. After that I will meet my next issue that I thought could have been solved since the last time I tried because I upgraded to ESX and seen since then, but its still a problem.

  This end user usually print PDF files from a network drive and often, but not always, the Office will cut as he planned it blue.

  Does anyone else have this problem? It only occurs after you install the vShield with VMTools driver. I had to uninstall this driver to keep it from crashing.

  Any help is appreciated!

  Ed

  Please refer to this link - VMware KB: invited Windows using vShield driver fails with the error on a blue screen: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA