DC7700 SFF BIOS support

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• HP DC7700 SFF: DC7700 SFF - No Beep with no ram, CPU hot, Hot, Hot GPU - STATION Chipset NOT

  Hi I have a DC7700 who is not a beep or anything like that and no video display.  I have two we DC7700 SFF BIOS is damaged will need to perform a recovery of the standard BIOS I am guessing Via USB AND BIOS. WPH RIGHT?

  https://www.BIOS-mods.com/BIOS-recovery/Phoenix-BIOS-recovery/

  Try to get the Xeon L5320 at work that I got this message...

  

  In any case DC7700 is not posting the cpu is hot, the northbridge is hot and the gpu gets hot.  Tone post with e6300 with ram.  I have two e6300 and tested both.  It will beep every time if I drill the cover on the lga775 socket, while it is on.  Otherwise, I get beeps...

  Thank you

  T7500 - Dual Xeon X 24 son @ Over 1 terabyte/s
  16 GB Triple Channel DDR3 @ 35 GB/s
  HyperDuo of e/s 1 TB + SSD @ slow b/c of $15 SSD
  GTX 580 @ 900 Mhz @ 43 billion, 200 million pixels per second.

  Thank you very much Sir for your advice, I appreciate it.  Thank you and have a nice day.

  DC7700 has a cpu socket problem where it will blink red and beep if the cpu is not "sitting" remove the processor and replacement in different ways etc will allow it to function normally.  Well that does not support DC7700 Q6600 DC7800 sff motherboard would be in the order of $15 on ebay it fits dc7700 sff chassis.

  * SOLVED *.

  Ended up literally having an empty 2GB FAT16 USB FLASH DRIVE with only the last v116 bin to the root.  Start the PC with the USB in the port before, said flash has successfully and it is up and going again.

• DC7700 Small Form Factor: BIOS of HP DC7700 SFF

  I have a DC7700 sff desktop that was running Windows 10 with a glitch. With each operating system installed (LInux or Windows), I saw an error memory 4 intermittent beep. I have reinstalled the memory, replaced the modules, and nothing seemed to help. Food seems to be good and I was able to use the machine with two additional hard drives attached to another hard drive cloning.

  To try to solve the problem, I tried to upgrade to version 3.05 using the method of updating the F10 BIOS setup menu. The system has reached 70% and then didn't update. Now, it does not start. I found a method online for the resettlement of the BIOS, but all forums seem to have old non-working links to the updates to the BIOS. The description of the BIOS flashing utility indicates that it is to change the splash screen. Can someone tell me please to the correct location for the latter. BIN files? Thank you!

  Hello:

  4 beeps is a power supply issue.  5 beeps is a memory problem.

  Business support pages are missing a lot of pilots.  HP is aware of the problem, but I don't know how long it's going to be to fix it.

  Given that your BIOS is v1.01, you need to follow the progression of xx 1.  3.05 was for vPro models this is why flash BIOS probably did not work.

  I have compressed upwards and attached files you need an old thread that I have helped someone else with below.

  It will bring your BIOS to v1.16, who was the final version.

• HP Compaq DC7900 SFF - no support BIOS for USB keyboard/mouse

  I recently bought a lease out vintage 2009 DC7900-Windows 7 Home Premium running. It has connectors from the motherboard and BIOS support for a PS2 Keyboard and mouse. There also card mother support for USB but apparently BIOS does not support a USB keyboard and a mouse. Y at - it a BIOS update that adds support for USB keyboard and a mouse?

  Thank you

  Well, I found what seems to be the problem. My USB keyboard and mouse are connected to a KVM switch that in turn connects to the HP PC. The KVM cable provides keyboard and mouse via a simple USB connection. I have connected a second USB keyboard directly to another USB port, and as you say, the BIOS it supported. I then connected the USB keyboard and mouse for a simple USB hub and then to the HP PC, and BIOS does not recognize the keyboard once more. It would seem that the problem is that the BIOS of the PC HP does not support keyboard behind a USB hub connectivity. I have no detailed knowledge of USB connectivity but could guess that there must be a difference Protocol when I hub is in the Middle – obviously the PC must focus on a specific device behind the hub.

  In the end, I think I'm stuck just keep a separate keyboard (PS/2 or USB) around for those times when I need to communicate to the BIOS.

  I have another PC of the same vintage - a custom platform - and it handles the keyboard behind the hub very well. I wonder if all new PC BIOS handle this.

  Thanks again for your responses - very useful.

• Compaq dc7700 sff: motherboards latest include the compaq dc7700 sff case?

  I want to use the case of an old dc7700 sff, but the layout of the Panel back looks like it is the inverse of all the motherboards I've found. Is there any motherboards that support DDR3 RAM and have at least three connectors SATA (SATA 3 preference) that will be adapted to this case (PCI ports on the left instead of right of ports)?

  Hello:

  Unfortunately, there is not.

  The dc7700 was the last model that used the case that has also been used d530, dc7100, dc7600.

  When the dc7800 came out, they used a completely different case, which was also used on the dc7900.

  Then the case was changed again when the 8xxx models Elite have been introduced.

  The first business office of HP in this class that came with sata ports 3 was the 8200 Elite SFF/CMT.

• DC7700 SFF: PCI Simple Communications Controller

  I have a DC7700 SFF pc that I have upgraded to Windows 7 Ultimate, but in Device Manager, the controller PCI communications shows no drivers not loaded and it is not on my machine.

  I tried in vain to search on the HP and Intel web sites for these and still no luck.

  Help!

  Hello:

  You need this driver.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=3232104 & swItemId = ir_46941_1 & swEnvOid = 2096

  Install manually if auto installation does not work.

• Problems of updating HP dc7700 SFF NIC driver

  Hi all!

  I have a HP dc7700 SFF desktop I have been working to rebuild. I restored it to out of State of the box with the built-in HP restore partition, put the OS Win XP Pro SP2. The Integrated NIC is a processor Intel 82566 DM. The default driver is version 9.4.21.0 (as dated 19/07/2006) and works very well at speeds of 1 GB. The problem is that when I upgrade the driver to version 9.15.17.0 (dated as of 07/03/2012) using the latest ProWin32.exe installer available on the Intel site, the NETWORK adapter will connect is no longer at a speed of 1 Gb and will connect to 100 MB. I know that the machine has network connectivity and seems to be very well until I do the update of the NETWORK adapter driver. Starting after the rendering of the office, State system for the network connection status bar icon indicates that it is connected to 1 GB for a moment, then it shows as disconnected, then reconnected shows, but only 100 MB. I tried to uninstall and reinstall the package of pilot several times with no luck. I also tried the official HP package from the downloads dc7700 (SP51788) page and that brought no result. I can restore the r in car to the 2006 version and the NETWORK card will reconnect at a speed of 1 Gb again.

  I'm thinking / hoping I can't be the only person who is having this same problem? Any help would be tremendously appreciated. If I can provide any additional information, please let me know. Thank you!

  Why not just use the driver of 2006 if it works well? Newer isn't always better, especially when it comes to drivers.

• Update motherboard on a DC7700 Sff

  Hello.

  First of all, sorry if this is in the wrong place. IM new to the forum stuff. Also, sorry if this has already been answered.

  So I'm wanting to upgrade my dc7700 sff as much as possible. Up yet, I upgraded the GPU, RAM disk and windows, but I would like to upgrade the motherboard. From what people have told me, it is impossible to update the motherboard, but I would like some other opinions before I spend money I havnt really on a new PC.

  Here is a complete list of my specs (on the top of my head):

  160 GB Sata HARD drive

  3 GB RAM

  ATI Radeon X 1300 Pro GPU

  Intel (R) Core (TM) 2 CPU 6400 @ 2.13 GHz 2.13 GHz

  If you need more info please let me know and thanks for the help!

  Hello:

  If you want another opinion, then I agree with everyone who said that we can't do.

  Dc7800 SFF dc7900 SFF and the Elite SFF 8000-8300 have a redesigned cards mothers and where, so that they do not coincide in your model.

  And if you are referring to a classic motherboard you can buy from a manufacturer of motherboard (ASUS, Gigabyte, etc.), which can be done either.

• Can not find the network work dc7700 SFF driver

  I recently reinstalled Windows XP Pro on a dc7700 SFF machine and while the XP installation went without a hitch I can't install an ethernet driver.

  I tried to use all the 5 drivers from this page without success.

  I did some quick research and it doesn't seem to be a wide spread question.

  Windows detects hardware in the device as "ethernet controller" Manager without a driver installed.

  Running the Intel and Broadcom driver installs guest messages "no card detected Intel/Broadcom.

  Any other ideas? The machine is out of warranty since 2010.

  Hello:

  In my view, it has the Intel card and for some reason any HP driver Intel doesn't work.

  Use it to Intel, and you should be good to go. First download listed is for XP 32 bit.

  http://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?AGR=Y&DwnldID=18717&lang=eng&OSVersion=Windows%20XP%20 * & DownloadType = drivers

  Paul

• HP Compaq dc7700 SFF PC can be upgraded to support a 2.66 GHz Intel Core2Duo (E7300) processor?

  My HP Compaq dc7700 desktop PC small form factor is equipped with a processor replacement of Intel Core2Duo 2.66 GHz (E7300), Stepping/CPU ID 10676, but I now have a start-up error message: "1801 - Microcode patch error.»  Missing or not valid processor updated Microcode.  "Please contact Hewlett - Packard Company for a new firmware update to support the new processor Stepping.

  (The computer start in pressing 'F1', but performance deteriorated due to invalid processor Microcode Update).

  I sent to HP, but have yet to receive an answer.   (They may have bigger problems right now!)

  The HP documentation for the dc7700 is ambiguous about whether if an E7300 processor would be sustained.  In this regard, the documentation recommends against editing processors more than 95W, but the E7300 is only a 65W processor (exactly the same as the original processor E6300).

  I've updated the PC system BIOS (786E1, Rev 1.16, the most recent available on the HP relevant support Web page):

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en & cc = us & prodNameId = 3232108 &...

  "(mais malheureusement, il semble que Rev 1.16 n'inclut pas une mise à jour de Microcode valide pour le processeur E7300)."

  It seems that I may need to wait and hope that HP will issue a valid and new Update Microcode for the E7300 dc7700 support page.  (With luck, the update of firmware would be included in an update of the BIOS which can be implemented through the windows, not via a legacy floppy!) 

  (I note that Intel provides an easy firmware update, but it is not easy for those who are running a Linux Enterprise operating system.  I am running Windows Vista Business 64-bit).

  This is my first post.  Thanks for all the tips on the problem that I outlined above.

  Thank you Paul and Frank,

  The evidence you presented against compatibility has begun to address substantial.

  Furthermore, it is probably not conclusive in itself, but Intel motherboards with a chipset Q965 (at least the names of the Council containing the string '965') also do not appear to support beyond E6700 processors...

  http://processormatch.Intel.com/COMPDB/SearchResult.aspx?BoardName=DG965SS

  I'd be happy to call my request 'resolved' - has answered in the negative.   Thanks again and well done! to each of you.

  With gratitude,

  Robert...

• GX620 SFF BIOS A11 does support Celeron 450 processors?

  Please accept my most precarious apologies for picking at an old injury; but, I've been upgrading a GX620 SFF and it seems to run hot.

  I discovered that a processor Celeron 450 (LGA755) offers better performance of single-threaded and only has a TDP of 35W. My current Pentium 4 521 has a TDP of 84W. My favorite candidate upgrade to Pentium D 945 has a TDP of 95W.

  I think the Celeron 450 could support my expected uses, light word processing and surfing the web and reduce heat and electric loads.

  Graphics are not a review. Modern web sites have begun an overload of my Radeon HD2400 low-profile video card. So I think to replace it with a Radeon R7-250 to help things move faster.

  I could have built a new system but I just upgraded this SFF for windows 7 and I hope for a free upgrade to Windows 10 when this OS is released. Celeron 450 more Radeon R7-250 for less than $120 against the new system, less than $200.

  Thanks for you help. Past see the post there are really knowledgeable people on this forum

  The specification says Intel® Celeron® D Processor 351
  (Cache 256 KB, 3.20 GHz, 533 MHz FSB)

  90nm 84w

  The 450 are 65 nm and 800 MHZ FSB so no its not work.

• HP compaq dc7700 minitowers: BIOS update exe does not work

  I have the HP compaq dc7700 with mother 0a58h HP. I currently have the installed Intel e6400 CPU, but I have the Intel core 2 quad q9550 carrying around and based on the official list of HP upgrade that must be supported. So I put it (it was on the right track) but the only thing I got was 9 beeps of equal length. So I thought it was just that the BIOS update. I went to the drivers/software section and downloaded the update of the BIOS (from 01.15 to 4.02 or something). So I followed the instructions and extract the file. Then I opende the flash.pw file but it does not open! He repeated to me that I need the 32-bit or 64-bit version. I have 64 bit. I tried both and did not work. I downgraded to Windows 7 and did not work.

  But then, I thought the q9550 CPU uses 95W but the e6400 only 65W, but there should be no problem because he has on some power just do nothing I guess.

  Maybe I need to put it on a USB key?

  Please help me. Thank you

  Hello:

  The Q9550 is not certainly supported in the dc7700.

  The dc7700 won't work any processor with a FSB of 1333 MHz.

  The best you can do in this machine is the E7600, and he needs a 3rd party program until the multiplier.

  I've heard stories that someone installed the Intel Core 2 Quad Q6700 (2.66 GHz, 8 MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB)

  Here's the problem with the file you are trying to install.

  This is a BIOS utility, not a BIOS update...

  The drivers have been completely erased from the HP support site.

  HP have a major problem with good number of pilots for hundreds of business PC.

  I don't know how they're going to solve this problem, but they have better.

  It's been weeks that these drivers have disappeared.

  I reported the problem 2 weeks ago and all they told me is that they are aware of the problem.

• HP ProDesk 600 G1 SFF: HP ProDesk 600 G1 SFF: HP Support Assistant is not able to download updates

  Hello

  We have two identical computers HP SFF ProDesk 600 G1 running Windows 10 (64-bit) with the latest Windows updates installed. On two of them today, I installed the HP Support Assistant. The version information of the help Wizard says:

  HP Support Assistant: 8.3.27.17

  Framework: 12.5.26.37

  Configuration files: 8.0.6294.2155

  Contact information: 37386108

  All updates to the support Assistant software have been installed on both machines.

  Everything on one of the computers in Office Support Assistant works very well and can download and install the updates that are available on the other machine, the update process stops before downloading updates with the following screen:

  

  Several rounds of uninstall/reinstall (with reboots after each step) did not help to remedy this problem.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

  Best regards, Hans-Georg

  Hello

  by an another uninstalling the adapter Assistant and framework support (with deletion of all stored data) and resettlement after the problem could be solved.
  Best regards, Hans-Georg

• Portege M100 BIOS supports more than 128 GB of HARD drive?

  subj

  Portege m100 BIOS does support HDD > 128 (137) Go?

  What IDE controller has been integrated?
  You could install a tool of diagnosis of equipment as Everest home edition and could check your hardware specifications.

  But I guess the protégé M100 supports South Bridge Intel ICH4 - M and the IDE controller must support the Ultra ATA 100/66/33

  However, you must still install these diagnostic tools to ensure a what IDE controller has been installed.

  The fact is that since ATA - 6 (also known as Ultra DMA/100, Ultra DMA 5 or Ultra-ATA100 mode) the 48-bit LBA is supported which allows to use more large 128 GB drives

  Good bye

• DC7700 sff: HP Compaq dc7700 sff video updated to improve performance.

  
  

  Hello:

  I recommend the graphics card AMD HD 6450 profile low profile low supports.

  It is the optional card in the HP 8200 Elite SFF, which also has a P/S 240W.