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• Pavilion a6530f: what video card installed works for Windows 10 and a 300W power supply?

  I have a6530f a desktop Pavilion PC.  I am currently running Windows 7 and am interested in upgrading to Windows 10.  I get and error message when you try to install the W10.  "NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430".  I think I need to improve my video card.  Can what video card I install that will work for Windows 10 and is rated for the power supply 300W in my lap?  I'm not very techie.

  Many of these inexpensive graphics cards for Newegg.com should work with Windows 10. Just watch for those who require a 300 watt power supply system or less.

  Drivers for these cards may be on the page drivers GeForcefunds. Simply select the card in the drop-down list or use the "Auto-Detect".

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Windows does not load and displays a black screen when it is connected to the power supply

  Original title - Windows Vista running on my laptop Sony VAIO

  Trying to turn on my laptop using the built in battery nothing happens.  When the laptop is connected to the power supply and turned on Windows does not.  It shows something in the sense that it does not properly off.  It tries to load back to a system restore point before the last stop, but seems to fail again during this process.  All that is displayed is a black screen. Currently the power on light is on, the battery light is on, but the drive activity light is off.

  Yet once again, I switched on the laptop and finally the Startup Repair process is automatically called.  After the display of the bar to attempt repairs, the system has been repaired successfully.  As a result, the I ran my Norton anti-virus, followed by Windows Updatesoftware.

• Power Supply problem when installing Windows 7

  So I'll keep this short and to the point. I was upgraded yesterday from Vista to 7. Has made all the necessary updates and restart before installing 7. While it was installing, I weppe out of the room, came back and my monitor was empty... Silly me, I thought it was a reboot during installation. Futher glance, the monitor is in standby mode and the PC itself has been disabled. I waited about 10 minutes and it was always off. So I hit the power button, and it will not turn back. Tried the flipping of switches, different cables. Even called tech support, to get your warranty has expired and its $ 99 for me you tell the problem... Then he became the Lady on the line, telling me something I already knew... I got a power supply problem and I had to mapy 340.00 to repair... My question is this... It was just the stars lining up properly and my diet is to bite the dust while I have been upgraded or is there more behind it?

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7install/threads

  "Download Windows 7 installed and activated on your PC."

  They will help you in the Windows 7 Forum at the above address.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Installed a new power supply, run only windows XP.

  So I recently replaced my power supply, and all respect that seems to be going very well that the computer has no problem running. However, every time I start the computer, it start in Windows XP and immediately requires me a check on windows XP. A screen will appear asking if I would like to activate via phone or internet tool. If I use the online detection tool, he suggests, he says that I can not connect to the internet and sends me in return. If I call the number, I can possibly a recording of the voice asking me the code 40 numbers on my screen. Whenever I enter this code by phone, he says he does not recognize that code and I'm at square one. So basically, how can I get my computer to start as it has always, in Windows 7 and with all my usual data?

  Also, I tried to start in safe mode with command prompt. When I get to the menu Startup and recovery in system properties, it appears the only operating system default is "Windows XP Media Center Edition. I have several hard drives my best guess is that it maintains launch than bad. Any help find how launch of correct would be greatly appreciated.

  TLDR; New power supply, computer guard run windows xp and by asking for activation, when I was previously with windows 7 for more than a year.

  Good guess:

  When you have reconnected all cables in your PC after installing the new power supply, you connected the SATA (data) cable that should go to your primary (generally marked 0) SATA port for a hard drive that has Windows XP on it.

  Check your cables.

• Change the GPU and power supply turns it off a Windows OEM?

  So basically I want to replace my graphics card with a new and do I need to switch to the diet. Modification of the power supply and the GPU will disable my Windows OEM?

  It should not. Change hard drive or motherboard turns off windows. In the case if it is disabled, you can use telephone activation to activate.

  hope that helps

• Alienware CPU liquid cooling and fans and power supply on the new motherboard

  Hello. Would be my Alienware Aurora R4 CPU liquid cooling and fans, and the power supply inside of light on a new motherboard which is in a different situation? Because my R4 Alienware Aurora case is too big and occupy us too much space, and my office is weak. Thank you.

  You can get a better response if you re - post it in the forum of the Club of Alienware .

• CPU constantly tries to reboot - just replaced the power supply - and can't get into Windows at all the

  I replaced the power supply 2 weeks ago and left the computer.  Follow me up one morning, the computer froze and when I tried to reboot, it whirs and stops... 5 seconds later same thing.  The power button lights up orange... someone can give me an idea of the problem?  Defective power supply replacement?

  Hi Cathy,.

  This seems to be a hardware failure. You must get in touch with the manufacturer of the system or the local Techshop for better assistance.

• HP Elitebook 8460p: is my power supply dead/dying?

  OK, so for Christmas, I got a HP Elitebook 8460p. Everything was fine, except that on the 3rd day, something terrible happened.

  Day 1 (Christmas): the laptop set up, new installation of Windows 7. Minor only freezes occor all seconds for half a second about. "Upgrade Bay" does not work, made just 2 short grinding noises when closed after opening

  .

  day 2: even freezes. That night, I run a disk check before going to bed. (Don't ask me what are the results, because I fell asleep during the test)

  Day 3: incredibly slow Windows now. Starting about 15 minutes, and answers may last from 1 to 5 minutes, never even.

  Symptoms: my HARD drive light is constantly on, however I ran many tests my self and even the player was tested for possible errors and he spent everything. Running Windows from a disk external DRIVE is fine and going at normal speed (for an external that is). When I push the switch down to close the laptop, there is a sharp wail (only half a second). My internal battery cool and is holder of a load at normal speed, only when the internal HARD disk needs accesed for anything on any platform, it's very very slow.

  What I tried:

  Defrag: Windows disk shows the fragmentation of 27%, however any attempt not to defragment that lead to progress stuck at 0% defragmented.

  SeaTools: Spent Seatools smart test.

  Reseting BIOS: BIOS reset by using the option in the BIOS.

  Store testing: took the laptop computer to the store and paid $20 for them to test, it passed all tests.

  Auditor of Windows errors: found mistakes (I've marked recovery of bad sectors and fix file system errors) and fixed (I have this on the external HARD drive that was running windows 7).

  If this is not the power supply, I have no idea of what is more. Assistance to access the drive HARD internal from the external windows copy is still slow, so there is nothing to do with the problems of corruption or OS driver I know. If you need more technical info let me know. I really don't care about the short freezes more, I just want to be able to use my new laptop if anyone can help me identify the problem I love them. I'm just suspecious of the PSU now because of her crying when being cut.

  Well, after reciving absolutely no help on this subject, I finally concluded that my HARD drive is indeed bad. I took it on my laptop, it was hooked up to my office, it's still slow respondent (although a little faster) and the HARD drive is also still on. The only reason why I come back to this post is someone else do it who is having these symptoms:

  -HARD disk always turn on.

  -HARD drive passes all the tests.

  -Great answer/access times (for me, it would take an hour or more just to get windows 7 booted up and logged).

  -No real lag, just windows waiting on the HARD drive.

  -Crazy waiting for HARD disk defragmentation time (Mine was going to take a week + and there by about 33% fragmentation)

  -Small amounts of offset or "stutters / hiccups" than occor all few seconds (about once every 3-4 seconds for me) (this applies only if the HARD drive worked before).

  -A small, short, high-pitched shrill when the computer is forcibly stops using the power button.

  My HARD drive exposes all of these symptoms. If your HARD drive is having these same questions, sorry to say, but you'll probably have to get a new HARD drive or get an SSD. The good news is that HARD drive prices have fallen since SSD majorly became public.

  42 people have seen this post but not one bothered to even try to help. I am very disappointed.

• Upgrading a p6510f Pavilion with a new power supply, graphics card and RAM work?

  Well, here's the deal that I go back to Japan for about 3 months and during this time I will borrow my laptop Cousins (in Exchange for my office) for Skype etc.. No problem their the thing is that he is a player and this p6510f has a few bad specifications when it comes to this, so I thought that I could let him borrow some cake rather than dirt, if you catch my drift ha... As well, when I get back gamer I ~ ('voice of Yoda"aka How Japanese works...)

  So I looked on Newegg / Amazon read comments and planned my purchase but the question is can this case and the Board of Directors manage what I use? lazy to measure everything out / busy.

  So first thing, I would like to replace:

  Replace the 2 x 2 GB ram cards default with:

  4 x Corsair blue Vengeance 4 GB (2 X 4 GB) 1600 mHz PC3-12800 DDR3 SDRAM of 240 pins

  For a total of ram 16 GB with my x 64 bit PC of course

  Link: http://AMZN.to/KtMt9m (note that I buy two)

  Replacing power 250w with an overkill rather one but it is the same price as a 550w then why not eh? After all the future upgrade/ability to use it in future builds?

  1 x Corsair Enthusiast Series 650 watts 80 Plus Bronze Certified Power Supply Compatible with Intel Core i3, i5, i7 and AMD platforms

  For the graphics card + overclocking.

  Link: http://AMZN.to/IkLTdp 

  Finally no more ATI integrated BS... Please for the love of the creator (will it work?)

  1 x EVGA GeForce GTX 580 1536 MB GDDR5 PCI-Express 2.0 2DVI/Mini-HDMI SLI

  If my PC can adapt to this card, and it works with power above that will make me happy enough. (Regarding the cooling if it becomes a problem, I can upgrade fans me but first comes this material.)

  Link: http://AMZN.to/IFiEa2

  I checked the slot for graphics card, RAM and power supply power and it seems to me that this will work out I want just a professional opinion...

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  Card not present upgraded

  HP Pavilion p6510f PC / Nr WW639AA #ABA

  Four cores AMD Athlon 630

  4 GB Ram DDR3

  HARD DRIVE 750 GB

  Integrated ATI Radeon graphics card...

  Power Max Power 250W

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

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  Thank you! ~ Of Amerindian

  Hello

  According to Corsair, the DIMMs that you chose is detected only at 1600 mhz, which is not in the specifications published by HP.

  You can roll the dice on the DIMMs that you chose, but I wouldn't recommend that buy you them until you contact Corsair and get a confirmation.  Computers HP can be very finicky with DIMMs, especially if you try to mix them with other DIMM modules.  If you do buy these bars and want to be them mixed with the existing DIMMs, then make sure the timings of latency CASE corresponding information validated HP. Also mix DIMM sizes will cause the memory function in unbalanced mode that adversely affect the performance of the memory.

  You should be able to make your own decision on whether to roll the dice.

• Power supply or not?

  I have a hp pavilion a450n desktop pc, running windows xp, that I bought in 2004. So far, this pc has run flawlessly. Yesterday, this computer was working normally. Today, when I pressed the power button to turn it on, there are no answer. No beeps, no lights, no fans, no hard drive. Absolutely nothing. I checked all the connections and everything seems to be in order, however, the little green light on the back of the power supply is NOT turned on. From what I've read on troubleshooting sections here on the internet, a power failure is most likely the problem. What bothers me is that my hp was working fine yesterday. There are no funny smells, sounds of sides or behaviour erratic to indicate that something is wrong, or even wrong. A power supply can really just stop working so suddenly? Or should I look at other possible causes?

  Thank you for any input!

  OK, I have panicked prematurely. And thank you, ksbear57, to remind me to check the obvious things first.

  I have returned and all disconnected the new PSU and then reconnected everything again. This time, I made sure that each connection was tight and completely in place. Then, I also have snugged all other connection and card in the pc, in case where something had detached during installation. After this, my flag pulled straight up! Today, she continues to come to life, whenever I push the power button, and it also runs smoother than ever.

  So, thank you, Big_Dave, for your patience and for pointing me in the right direction with this. And thank you, ksbear57, for your support and your cool. You both were a great help!

  I realize I have to replace this aging computer, at some point. But it's nice to know that she still had some life left in it.

  I am happy!

  Abbey60

• built in power supply

  I need to know this that built in power supply power and brand are for the HP Pavilion p6214y

  I bought two years ago at Best Buy.

  DxDiag:

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  Time of this report: 27/11/2011, 21:16:26
  Computer name: TOY - PC
  Operating system: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (6.1, Build 7600) (7600.win7_gdr.110622 - 1503)
  Language: English (regional setting: English)
  System manufacturer: HP-Pavilion
  System model: NY621AA-ABA p6214y
  BIOS: BIOS Date: 08/09/09 15:16:20 worm: 5.18
  Processor: AMD Athlon (TM) II X 4 620 processor (4 CPUs), ~2.6GHz
  Memory: RAM 8192MB
  Available OS memory: 7936MB RAM
  Page file: 2462 MB used, 13405 MB of available space
  Windows Dir: C:\Windows
  DirectX version: DirectX 11
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  DirectSound: 0/5 (retail)
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  Memory display: 3815 MB
  Dedicated memory: 231 MB
  Shared memory: 3583 MB
  Current mode: 1600 x 900 (32 bit) (60 Hz)
  Name of the monitor: HP 2009 series Wide LCD Monitor
  Monitor model: HP 2009
  Monitor ID: HWP2827
  Native mode: 1600 x 900 (p) (60,000 Hz)
  Output type: HD15
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  DDraw status: enabled
  D3D status: enabled
  AGP status: enabled

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  Default audio playback: Yes
  Default voice playback: Yes
  Hardware ID: HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_10EC & DEV_0888 & SUBSYS_103C2A81 & REV_1002
  Manufacturer ID: 1
  Product ID: 100
  Type: WDM
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  Would be WHQL logo: Yes
  Date and size: 24/02/2011 17:21:10, 2753512 bytes
  Other files:
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  HW Accel level: basic
  Cap flags: 0xF1F
  Min/Max sample rate: 100, 200000
  Mix beef static/Strm HW: 1, 0
  Static/Strm HW 3D steers: 0, 0
  HW memory: 0
  Management of the voice: No.
  Listen/Src/EAX (TM) 2.0: No, no
  Listen/Src/I3DL2 (TM): No, no
  Sensaura (TM) ZoomFX (tm): No.

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  Driver name: RTKVHD64.sys
  Driver version: 6.00.0001.6316 (English)
  Driver attributes: Final retail
  Would be WHQL logo: Yes
  Date and size: 24/02/2011 17:21:10, 2753512 bytes
  Other files:
  Driver provider: Realtek Semiconductor Corp.
  HW Accel level: basic
  Cap flags: 0xF1F
  Min/Max sample rate: 100, 200000
  Mix beef static/Strm HW: 1, 0
  Static/Strm HW 3D steers: 0, 0
  HW memory: 0
  Management of the voice: No.
  Listen/Src/EAX (TM) 2.0: No, no
  Listen/Src/I3DL2 (TM): No, no
  Sensaura (TM) ZoomFX (tm): No.

  Thank you for your time!

  Hello

  The p6214y PC has a 300 Watt power supply.

  What do you do?  Install a bigger video card?  If so, which card?

• Power supply for optiplex 330

  Hi, ive been looking to upgrade the PSU in my optiplex 330 while I can get a good gpu installed and the only one I can find is the dell 500 silent pc power and cooling, but my main concern is that going to work in the United Kingdom? Is a 500w PSU for dell and I can only get it from the United States and need to know if it will work in England or I need a power converter?

  If this isn't the case, then what's the best gpu for execution on the power supply dell stock 305 w? (@ 18 dual 12V rails has each, 80 + certified)

  Any help is appreciated, thanks

  Dell optiplex 330

  Core 2 Duo E6550 2.33 GHz

  2x2gb OCZ DR2 800

  Integrated graphics Intel GMA 3100 (very bad)!

  160 GB sata 2 drive HARD 7200 RPM

  16 x combi DVD/RW drive

  Windows xp pro sp3

  
  

• Dimension E510: Power supply, video cards and fans...

  Howdy Dell Community!

  About 2 years ago I bought a Dell Dimension E510 desktop to game and machinima. It has served me pretty well until about a week ago lightning hit a tree outside my window while I tried to shut down my system. The storm came pretty quick and I didn't know that it was there only a rumble of Thunder, so I started to stop, but it was too late: smileysad:. The motherboard was virtually unusable. I took it to a local computer repair shop and the machine lights up and works just fine except for the card NETWORK does not work on the map AND if you did a RAM test that it would fail, but not one stick of RAM could be found with a problem. They ordered a replacement for my Dell motherboard.

  So I was thinking the other day, 'now would be a great time to make updates!". I put a 250 GB Seagate Barracuda HARD drive to replace the old 80 GB Hitachi. I also thought to improve cooling, the power supply and the video card. I have a lot of questions so here Let's go!

  (1) can I replace the fan inside the shrowd of cpu with a spare fan fan, and if so what are the dimensions of the fan?

  (2) can / should I strap in a 80 mm fan / 120 mm at the rear of the case to increase the flow of air from the case?

  (3) I heard that put a spare PSU is FRY your motherboard. I don't want that, but Dell doesn't provide upgrades of power supply (isn't that Nice of them?). A power PC Power & Cooling 500W Dell will work with the motherboard and the case?

  (4) after installing a new power supply, something like an ATI Radeon HD 3870 would work well? (compatibility with the motherboard)

  (5) I read something about being owner or something in this sense (like my e510) Dell systems. What is c?

  Well, that's all for now. I hope that there will can help me!
  Thanks for your time.
  -Garrett

  
  

• Compaq Mini 110: Polarity of power supply jack

  Hello

  I have a HP/Compaq Mini 110 that was given to me because both the battery and the AC adapter was lost. I have a power supply of the correct voltage (19 VDC) and can get an outlet of the right size. I need to know what the polarity of the plug must be, for example, is the center of the end positive or negative? I also need to know if the computer will be also powered if one battery (even dead) is not installed. If it will power-up with the polarity a/c adapter, I'm going to buy a battery, otherwise I don't lose money. Shame on HP/Compaq to not show a pictorial of polarity on the camera body. If I can get going, have enough moxie upgrade to Windows 10? Thank you.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See p. 54 on the hard drive. She straight plug the motherboard, but it shows a cart or make sledding which does not move there and the SSD is welded to a SATA connector. For some time I took one of these apart.

  He's a regular SATA and the size limit, it's what is on the market, not the hardware, so you could theoretically install a 2 TB or a 2.5 inch SATA SSD. You could probably get one inch 80 gig SATA SSD 2.5 for a pittance and it would run as well as he is capable of running.

  The memory you have is DDR2-800, but the system he clocks up to speed DDR2-533.

  The power Jack is soldered to the motherboard and there is no way I know to stretch upward. A lot of youtube videos on the welding on a new jack and you can find the plug for a few dollars. It is not a work that I do, but I saw several times and I think you can probably manage it if you have the soldering equipment.

  If this has answered your questions please make it easier for others to find by marking "accept as a Solution.