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• HP compaq dc7700 convertible m: hp compaq dc7700 convertible minitowers no display

  Hi ive just got out the attic of my old pc, not connected my monitor and theres no display at the entrance.

  I remember having the same problem when I got it about 6 years ago first lol, I noticed in the box there is an adapter I plugged the wire in and then put it in another port (don't remember which) and display on monitor

  Problem ive got now is I seem to have lost this adapter and do not know what it is that I'm actually looking to buy another. Any ideas what it is?  Every day spent online search with no luck not even save the loft trying to find

  Thanks in advance

  The DC7700 CMT has a standard VGA video output and the only non - VGA card is the DY674A, this card would require an adapter to use a standard VGA monitor.  Look at the back of the DC7000 and monitor cable plug. Is this correct?

• HP Compaq dc7700 Convertible: I want to set the sound card

  I have HP Compaq dc7700 Convertible Minitowers PC computer (REF: RV742EC) and the operating system is windows 7 ultimate and I want to set the sound card, I want to help?

  Hello

  Please try:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?swItemId=wk_128612_1

  Kind regards.

• DC 7700 Convertible Minitowers (CPU Upgrade)

  I have HP DC7700 Convertible Minitowers with CPU Intel (r) Pentium (r) D CPU 3 .00GHz.

  I want to change my processor to another, what is (maximum) CPU Options for my motherboard?

  Hello:

  For a free update problem, the max you can install is Conroe E6700 2.66 GHz processor.

  If you install the latest update of the BIOS, you may be able to install the E7200 E7300 or E7400 processor, but I can't say for sure.  The so-called BIOS update adds support for the E7xxx processors.

  The E7600 will install, but the FSB will not run at 533 MHz instead of the 1066 MHz, to what it is supposed to work.

  Thus, I would not waste my time with that one.  The E7200 E7300 and E7400 may have the same problem, but I don't know.

  HP has been informed by some members of the forum on the issue with the update of the BIOS and the FSB of 50% speed, but they have not done anything, and I doubt that they will ever be.

  If it was me, I stick with the E6700 Conroe and enjoy a free issue, no upgrade hassles.

  Info official processor upgrade is on the link below, page 9.

  http://h18000.www1.HP.com/products/QuickSpecs/12543_ca/12543_ca.PDF

• HP dc7800 Convertible Minitowers does not restart

  I recently bought a used HP dc7800 Convertible Minitowers. It works fine, but there is a question I leave me puzzled: whenever I restart the computer through Windows, it will not start correctly. Sometimes it shows the HP splash screen and goes just a black screen, and sometimes it shows the HP splash screen and restarts repeatedly. What is more strange is that shut down the computer and put on still work manually, and the computer will boot normally.

  System information:

  OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit SP1

  CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 2.33 GHz

  RAM: 6.00 GB Dual - Channel DDR2 @ 398 MHz (6-6-6-18)

  Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard 0AACh (XU1 PROCESSOR)

  HARD drive: 149GB Western Digital WDC WD1600AAJS-60B4A0 ATA Device (SATA)

  I agree Rick, that may be the problem.

  I don't see any BIOS date of issue (look under Vista) have nothing to do with Bitlocker or or boot up/reboot issues.

  I don't have the latest BIOS installed 1.32 at the time.

  I bought the PC used on eBay and the seller had put W7 Ultimate 32 bit on it without loading the drivers, etc. and just shipped.  Nor have I received any key disk or installation products.

  I got such a lot of things on it and I didn't care what OS he had.

  I wasn't going to let on in any case, because my plans were max out of the memory of 8 GB and install my copy of W7 Pro x 64.

  In any case, I just tried but updated the BIOS to get W7 Ultimate to work normally (just to see if I could help all the other people who were stop and start loop question).

  Everything I tried was unsuccessful.  And the thing is, some people dc7700/dc7800 ran very well with W7 Ultimate.

  It was just a handful of us who could never make it work right.

  My suggestion you Cinos, must abandon all hope to get to work and install W7 Pro or home (if you do not need to connect to a domain).

  No one I know has reported to solve this issue.

• HP Compaq dc7800 Convertible Minitowers

  Hello

  New to the forum please bare with me I have a

  HP Compaq dc7800 Convertible Minitowers (CZC7413306) and want to update the graphics card without much expense I have short listed two cards. NVIDIA GT 630 and the GT640 Nvidia.

  One of these can receive free updates on the PC, IE PSUS?

  There 4gig of RAM onboard and at present a 7600gs Nvidia who struggles with FSX and can't not watch run them more than I I'd like to run two monitors.

  Thanks for any answers

  Concerning

  Stewart

  Thanks for the graphics card. It seems that they should work, but I still think there may be a problem with the amouint of the power supplied to the card in the slot of the ISDR - x 16.

  It would still be useful to measure the power supply to see if an upgrade PSU will fit. An upgrade to a 450W Corsair or OCZ PSU will be not much ofexpense. When you consider what you have in the PC at this time is minimal, that would make it useful. In any case, these are my thoughts on this subject.   , Of course, it's your choice.

• HP Compaq dc7700p: how to fix '1801 Microcode Update error' HP Compaq dc7700p Convertible Minitowers

  Hello

  I read and read this post for a few times and I'm not sure it will work on my PC so I have to ask, how to solve '1801 Microcode Update error' in HP Compaq dc7700p Convertible Minitowers I upgraded it with E7200 instead of the original E6300

  Here is the product number: p/n RN120ET #UUZ

  I am in a position to start and start windows, I don't know is that it works normally or not, I'm just bored with the startup message:

  Please HELP and thank you in advance!

  Hello:

  You must upgrade the BIOS to version to get rid of the error of microcode, and processor at half the speed of the FSB only works because the update of the BIOS was not written for the E7xxx processors work correctly.

  You will need to run this software whenever you enter windows and change the multiplier up.

  Or you can run this batch file listed on the bottom of Web page so that it runs automatically.

  http://CrystalMark.info/software/CrystalCPUID/index-e.html

  If I were you, I just install an E6700 Conroe and have an update without problem.

  You will need to use the BACK base flash because I don't think that there is an update of the BIOS written for W7.

• HP Compaq DC7800 Convertible Minitowers - hard drive upgrade

  I have a HP Compaq DC7800 Convertible Minitowers XP Professional running.  The vehicle currently has a 80 GB hard drive.  I want to switch the hard disk.  How can I find out what Western Digital 1 TB hard drive will work?  I asked WD, and they said that I needed to contact HP.

  Hello:

  You may have a problem upgrading to a SATA III.

  Please see what lower thread and my personal experience, installing a WD SATA III HARD drive in my dc7800.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/TouchSmart-PC/TouchSmart-610-1030f-hard-drive-replacement/m-p/2952801/highlight/true#M21430

• With my HP Compaq DC7800 Convertible Minitowers audio driver problem

  Hello

  I'm having a problem of sound driver with my desktop HP Compaq DC7800 Convertible Minitowers.

  A few days ago I formatted my desktop PC and installed a new Windows XP Service pack 3. Like I need driver for my device, I managed to find all the drivers except for my audio device. As I saw that I have integrated audio on my motherboard, but the drivers I found on a HP support site (download the drivers), none of them work and there are too many (I also need to download drivers for other devices form intel site but that's another question). So, now I was hoping someone can help me find (finally) and install peripheral audio, so I can finish with the installation process. I will be grateful for this veeeeeerrrry thanks in advance.

  It does not matter. I found the driver that I needed: ADI high definition (HD Audio Driver - Sound Max)

  thx anyway

• OS for HP Compaq dc7800p Convertible Minitowers boards

  Gentlemen (and the occasional Lady).

  I just bought a minitour Convertible HP Compaq dc7800p computer on the cheap.

  From what I see, it seems almost not modified from its original configuration. It has an Intel Core Duo E6550 2.33 GHz processor, 2 GB of DDR2 RAM, a 80 gig HARD drive and DVD read/write.

  HARD drive appears to have already disappeared completely - not even a left system recovery partition - so, no OS.

  I ran HP Insight Diagnostics on it and everything passed the comprehensive test.

  Now that I am fairly confident that it will work properly, I need to choose an operating system. It comes with Vista Business and I can get a replacement from HP for $11.00 drive. I don't know what service packs, where applicable, the hot spare. This would be a factor because I am limited to 56 k modem and these service packs would take a loooong time to download. But, all things being equal, I'd rather have Windows 7 Premium. The problem is that all things are not equal! A copy of Windows 7 is around $90,00 of distributors such as Tiger Direct.

  I'm accustomed to Windows XP and have never used later versions of Windows. It is popular wisdom that Win 7 is greater than Vista in many ways, but it is $ 79.00?

  I want this computer to take over the online activities of my XP computer because XP is more dangerous. I'll keep my XP machine and put any contact with the outside world when I'm pretty confident with a new OS. The HP machine will not be called to lift heavy objects - but that could change over time, as the HP is easy to upgrade.

  Given the description of my situation, it would be more prudent to get Vista Business on Win 7?

  Extended support for Vista is scheduled for completion in 2017, where I would then face the same problem that I have now with XP and I would find myself looking for a new OS once again. Win 7 will be supported until 2020. In the coming years a new version of Windows will be better than Win 7 to the point where I don't want to change operating system before 2020? This HP computer will be obsolete before then as to makes it unusable?

  There are a lot of these questions without reply. The essential is that I'm a good sobbing market and I eventually get more for my money on a copy of $11,00 of Vista or $90.00 for Win 7?

  Beyond that, I have other questions, but I'll fix it in another post. I went too long in this one!

  Thank you for your interest!

  Grant

  Hello:

  I have a dc7800 CMT (E8300 processor) that I bought for my wife and upgraded to W7 because I got an upgrade to W7 pro I used no license.  I installed 8 GB of PC2-6400 memory and use a graphics Radeon HD 6570.

  I have for all of Vista Business 64 bit recovery disc to restore the original operating system should I decide to donate or resell the PC some days.

  I had the other dc7800 CMT (processor E6850) for my mother and order the recovery disks Vista Business 32 bit for it.

  Now, you can have a choice of the floppies to install Vista Business 32 or 64-bit.

  The set of recovery disks you get should have included SP1 (mine do).

  Then you will just need to DL SP2.

  It was the first thing I did once Vista was installed before that I made another anytbing to download the Setup file of Vista SP2 Standalone directly from Microsoft.

  If you do not ever plan on installing more than 4 GB memory, then the set of 32-bit recovery diskettes will suffice.

  I put 4 GB of memory in the PC of my mother because I had 4 x 1 GB of PC2-6400 memory, laying around.

  Windows 7 is a better operating system.  I call it "Vista that works."

  But really the main differences are:

  1 Vista seems to use more memory to run than W7, so more memory, you can throw to Vista better it works.

  2. the disk defragment tool seems to take forever to work.

  3. a few other minor quirks which I was able to use a few settings to make it better.

  I have used many of the settings on the link below and my mother PC works fine on Vista Business 32 bit.

  http://www.thewindowsclub.com/make-Windows-startup-run-Shutdown-faster

  I have disabled Vista Disk Defragmenter and use free Auslogics Disk Defragmenter that works just great.

  If I don't have a W7 license for use, I would have been perfectly happy under Vista Business dc7800 of my wife.

  I run Vista Business on an old notebook nc6400 and it works very well on that too.

  Then... IMO, I have just spend the $11.00 and go with Vista. If you like it, then you have saved $ 90 million.  If you have not, you buy W7, and you may have professional Vista recovery discs use one day as I want.

  A few final thoughts on the PC in general...

  1. make sure emulation sata in the BIOS storage section is set for RAID and IDE not.  RAID will be performing hard drive because it can take advantage of the native command queuing in RAID mode and it cannot in IDE mode.

  Many of the dc7800 are used in enterprise environments and have been downgraded to XP Pro. I would not be surprised if a large number of defined system IDE controller administrators when they set up their corporate images, because if they understand not drivers SATA RAID/AHCI necessary necessary in their corporate images for this and later models, their image it not install if the BIOS is set to RAID mode.

  It is the only native command Queuing does.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_Command_Queuing

  2. set the boot order to boot from the hard drive first.  Who's going to shave a fraction of a second startup time.

  You can always press the F9 key at the beginning of the HP welcome screen to boot from another device.

• Find the Audio driver for HP dc7600 convertible minitowers PC for Win7

  Dear all Member,

  I have two HP dc 7600 and computer in minitour convertible HP dc 7800 PCs, recently I upgraded the old OS win XP of them for the new OS Win 7, I'm looking for drivers for Win7 in here, but until now, I couldn't find the Audio driver for Win 7.

  Some audio that I found them on the web for HP to be compatible with Win7 drivers, but they are unsupported when I installed them on my computer.

  You help me by sending the right link to download the Audio drivers for Win7 on HP dc7600, dc7800?

  Thank you very much.

  Chinh_Ng.

  Hello:

  For the dc7600, the best thing to do is to go to the realtek website and download and install the latest driver for the audio.

  Accept the agreement. Download and install the driver either the 1st or the 2nd on the list depending on whether you have installed W7 32-bit or 64-bit.

  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?langid=1 & PNid = 24 & PFid = 24 & Level = 4 & Conn = 3 & DownTypeID = 3 & getdown = false

  I have a dc7800 CMT and I used the audio driver from the support page and driver and it worked perfectly for me, so I can't help you there.

  I used the one on the link below.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en & cc = us & prodTypeId = 12454 & prodSeriesId = 3459240 & prodNameId = 3459243 & swEnvOID = 4059 & swLang = 13 & mode = 2 & taskId = 135 & swItem = vc-75954-1

• Z210 Convertible Minitowers: Z210: a USB 3.0 card 4 ports compatible?

  I have an Z210 convertible minitour, who currently holds the HP 2 port USB3 SuperSpeed card that is based on the older NEC chipset. It sits in the Slot 3, a PCIe2x1 slot.

  I know that the NEC chipset is pretty old now. But the real problem is that I need a few USB3 ports. I saw a thread here that has considered this question, but does not really all specific maps, and it was related to the Z400, another machine.

  I have had a look and it seems that many tech enterprise vendors offer a card, the CP-4PTU USB 3.0 4-Port PCI Express Card (PG0480) anyone know if it will work in the Z210? Other possible cards?

  TIA!

  Map of NEC had two exits USB3.  HP went with a 4 ports TI chipset based '2 + 2' PCIe card for Z400/Z600/Z800 workstations.  The 2 + 2 means two aft and two if you want to forward.  Z620/Z820 integrated this same TI chip on the motherboard.  Thus, drivers for chips Z620 TI of these workstations work very well for the card on motherboard both chipsets on PCIe.

  I use these TI cards based on my workstation xw6400 and xw6600... they work very well, and I plug them into the second port of PCIe x 16 spare for the max bandwidth of PCIe type II location in the xw6600.  The xw6400 has no connectors all PCIe gen II, however.

  The rear bottom of basket of the map has two ports for two accessories USB 3.0, and there is an addition of port Unified on the map (front) which you can plug a double cable end adding two more USB 3.0 ports (front).  I love the face cards Akasa... high quality and more than enough before long.  They have one that fits great in the floppy bay area and also one for the wider Bay optical since many work stations now do not have a floppy bay site.

  These cards must be powered with a good 5V power from a SATA power supply or a power Molex adapter... do not load software until you give it only + 5V power because some parts will be not visible by the installation program until they are turned on with adequate power.  + 5VDC is not upward on the map of the PCIe slot... only of the power cable.  I'm actually using an adapter less amperage from the floppy power plugs in my xw workstations, but for higher use AGP, I would recommend the spare Molex or SATA Adapter approach.  You can find these like a map without adapter via eBay sometimes... the complete kit of HP is about 50,00.  Search with google for QT587AA for the complete kit of HP.

  What you don't want to... version 2 ports of NEC.  It is the + 5V power supply to the back of the map that you see here, and only two USB 3.0 ports are possible.  This is in contrast to the version of TI chipset below this image of the NEC version:

  

  The TI version is below... There the power plug at the top and the front port double its rear end, below these two capacitors:

  

  You will see that the front bay Akasa kits include a single outlet that feeds on the back of the card via two cables on two USB3 ports.  Eventually you throw this little adapter that see you at the bottom of the picture near the Middle, generally.

  Here is the HP part number, you can use to search on eBay... you'll usually only find the card on eBay, not kit.  HP power supply cable can be very useful to have, and I've seen those if you buy the kit from HP directly.  Otherwise, you will have to dink with other adapters.  The latest drivers are easier to find on the site of HP Z620 drivers.  Part of HP for the card number is only 661320-001.

• NEED HELP WITH SELECTION was GOOD AND good POWER (HP dc7900 Convertible Minitowers) MARKET

  Hello! I have a HP dc7900 in Minitour Convertible with the following specifications:

  Core 2 Quad q9400 2, 66 GHz

  nVidia GeForce GT430 1 GB

  Elpida 2x2gb RAM 800 mhz (I'll add 2 x 2 earlier so I can get 8 GB)

  Card mother HP 3032 h

  Block POWER 365 stock w.

  So I was planning to buy a Radeon HD 7770 (MSI, Palit, or Sapphire) because I have a small budget and this seems to be a good fit, but there's better food, so I was wondering if there are more good, good markets that would be able to manage my PC (with the new gpu, 8 GB of ram and a single PCIe 6-pin). I also have an MS PRO-550 Industrial, ATX in my old PC and I wanted to add, but I just discovered that it is very bad and that there actually 200w (not 550) :/ Any help would be appreciated P.S I found 'used' Corsair CMPSU-400cx and an Antec SU - 430 then how do get?

  I see that your desired card has a minimum 400W power quantity, but I recommend moving more to a 500W or 600W for handling units your other hardware too although a little extra space so you would be upgraded.

  I am very pleased with the PSU Corsair, I recently installed a CX500 in my machine, although in a smaller case, you need good cables.

  I hope this helps.

• Info DC 7700 Convertible Minitowers (CMT) of the motherboard?

  Hello all, new user here trying to find the guide of connector on the front panel for a card mother DC7700. I try to exchange this Board in a larger box and cannot find the schema layout for front connectors. I searched all the HP site for a couple hours now and just can't seem to put my hands on it. Can someone point me in the right direction?  Thank you very much in advance for your help!

  @imjohnl,

  It seems that this has been answered in this thread.  If you still need an answer, please reply and let us know.

• How to solve '1801 Microcode Update error' in HP Compaq dc7800 Convertible Minitowers

  I have Intel Core 2 Duo 2.93 GHz. My operating system is Windows 7 Ultimate x 64.

  Hello:

  The E7500 processor is not supported in the dc7800, reason why you get the error of microcode.

  Here is the list of supported processors.

  Intel Core 2 Duo processors:

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 (2.20 GHz, 2 MB L2 cache, 800 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E4600 (2.40 GHz, 2 MB L2 cache, 800 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E4700 (2.6 GHz, 2 MB L2 cache, 800 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 (2.33 GHz, 4 MB L2 cache, 1333 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 (2.66 GHz, 4 MB L2 cache, 1333 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 (3.0 GHz, 4 MB L2 cache, 1333 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 (2.53 GHz, 3 MB cache L2, FSB to 1066 MHz)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E7300 (2.66 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB, L2 cache 3 MB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E8200 (2.66 GHz, 6 MB L2 cache, 1333 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E8300 (2.83 GHz, 6 MB L2 cache, 1333 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 (3.00 GHz, 6 MB L2 cache, 1333 MHz FSB)

  Processor Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 (3.16 GHz, 6 MB L2 cache, 1333 MHz FSB)

  Inter Processor Core 2 Duo E8600 (3.33 GHz, 6 MB L2 Cache, bus front end to 1 333 MHz)

  As a long shot, you can try to install the latest firmware update. You must use a bootable USB key with back files in order to run the flashbin.exe command after copying the microcode update files in your USB drive bootable.

  I can't support dc7800 site. When you can, choose the 2010 v1.14 firmware update download

  If you are unfamiliar with how to make a bootable flash drive, this is a good 'how' of the article with the files you need.

  http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=47812

  Paul