Desktop HP Pavilion 500-314: DVI Port defective?

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• Turn on two HP Pavilion 500-319na DVI ports

  I just bought a HP Pavilion 500-319na which has been described as having 1 x HDMI, 2 x DVI video interfaces.

  The GeForce GT 705 nvidia graphics card has 1 x HDMI, 1 x DVI taken

  The motherboard has also 1 x taken DVI which was capped with a small piece of plastic with "do not remove" on the subject.

  After advice from PC World, I removed the plastic and tried the DVI socket mother who did not work.

  Is there a way of making the motherboard DVI to work in parallel with sockets of graphics cards.

  Finally, I would like to run two monitors from the DVI Sockets at the same time and have the HDMI enabled.

  This is my first Post ever anywhere so apologies if there is not enough information.

  See you soon

  RSPII

  Please provide the full brand and model, for both monitors information, you try to connect to your computer.

  Based on the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion 500-319na, this model has a VGA port (analog only) integrated and an integrated port DVI - D (digital only) as shown below (please NOTE: embedded video is not available if a graphics card is installed);

  

  #4-VGA (analog only) # 5 - DVI - D (digital only)

  Please replace the plastic cover that you previously deleted. There is no way to activate the video ports built-in, although a discrete video card installed.

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 705
  DVI (dual-link) resolution: 2560 x 1600 x 32bpp at 60 Hz
  HDMI resolution: 1920 x 1080
  VGA (via dongle) analog resolution: 2048 x 1536 x 32bpp at 60 Hz
  Support of up to two displays at the same time.

  There are several ways to connect monitors to your computer, but you can use two ports on the NVIDIA GeForce GT 705. The discrete card supports DVI - D (and VGA via a dongle) and HDMI. HDMI signal is the same as DVI - D in this case.

  BETTER (recommended)

  Computer-> DVI - D cable-> monitor #1

  Computer-> HDMI to DVI - D cable-> Monitor #2

  GOOD

  Computer-> HDMI to DVI - D cable-> monitor #1

  Computer-> DVI-D/VGA dongle-> VGA cable-> Monitor #2

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

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• HP Pavilion 500-314: keyboard does not work on startup

  At the start, that the keyboard is not working I have to unplug it and plug it back in

  to make it work. He doesn't do it every time that 1 in 10 starts. The mouse works fine.

  I tried differrent 2 same keyboards. Tried different ports samething.

  HP Pavilion 500-314

  Hello @jwhisenhunt,

  I understand that your desktop computer keyboard work correctly, and that this problem occurs with more than a keyboard. I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  This problem occurs if you start your computer in Safe Mode? Your keyboard is connected to a PS2 or USB port?

  In the meantime, I recommend that you follow the steps described in this document on the wired keyboard (Windows 8) troubleshooting. This should help to correct for non-response of your keyboard.

  Please re-post with the results of your troubleshooting, as well as the information requested above. I look forward to your reply!

  Concerning

• HP Pavilion 500-314: IDT High Definition Audio works do not (HP Pavilion 500-314)

  Hello.  I have a HP Pavilion 500-314.  It works on Windows 10.  My audio worked fine until I had to reset the computer after my computer went into a loop of "prepare the AutoFix.  Once I reset the computer, there was an 'x' next to the small speaker icon in the lower right corner.  When I move my mouse over the "speaker" icon, he says "no speakers or headphones are connected.  It drives me crazy that the other posts about the IDT High Definition Audio did not work.   I would appreciate a quick response.  Thank you for your time.

  Shayna - Ghram-Kaiser

  Hello:

  Given that I don't know what other posts read you about it, what works for most forum members is to install the audio driver IDT W8.1 support page and the driver of your PC.

  This package provides the Audio IDT high definition (HD) to support of office models that are running an operating system supported. -Provides the models of desktop audio driver version and supported operating systems.

  File name: sp65946.exe

  If you have already done this and it has not resolved the problem, unfortunately I don't have any other suggestions for you to try.

• help HP Pavilion 500-314

  I just bought hp Pavilion 500-314. I followed the setting up guide that showed all the connections. I just read that you should not connect internet before completing the initial installation. I equipped with computers connected to the internet. I have to reset it and start over with not connected to the internet, or everything will be ok, as is?

  Hello

  I always put in place new PC with Ethernet connection active.

  You should not have any problems and will not have to re-run the installation program.

  Jaco

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• HP Pavilion 500-314: big problems by adding an external video card

  You are looking for assistance.

  I recently bought a HP Pavilion 500-314.  Specifications are the following:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04293928

  The unit includes the integrated graphics card Radeon R7 and comes with a 300w power supply

  I bought this unit in large part because it states explicitly that "supports PCI Express x 16 graphics cards".  I run a quad-monitor configuration for my work and traditionally did it this using a card ATI over-pants 2450.

  I tried now three different external graphics cards and can get any of them to work:

  First attempt was with a VisionTec Radeon HD 5570 (point #900345).  This card supports quad-monitor configuration and requires a minimum power of 250w.  When I installed the card, the HP Pavilion beeps several times a series of 4 or 5 (can't remember which) emits a beep, but refused to send an image to a video output (either on board or the new card).

  Next attempt was with an EVGA GeForce GT 610.  It's a Setup dual monitor and requires a minimum 300w power supply.  Got the same exact response as with the VisionTec (i.e. the series of beeps... computer would not start all monitors).

  So both of these cards (new), I basically gave up immediately that I couldn't in the BIOS (b/c wouldn't monitors) to see what was going on.  My understanding is that the series of 4-5 beeps usually means that there is a problem of graphics card, or the card that was added doesn't have enough power.  It's frustrating, because the HP Pavilion 500-314 a supposedly a 300w power supply, which is at least equal to the minimum required for each of these cards.

  At this point, I took out the ATI over-pants 2450 my old machine and tried.  This card at least has not caused the series of 4-5 beeps.  Windows has started.  However, once I log in, Windows tries to install the new (card over-pants) repeatedly, only then, the screen flashes and blinks and flashes.  Then I went into the BIOS.  The BIOS indicates that the system recognizes the card, and that the integrated video has been disabled.  However, there is always a signal coming out of the onboard video output (DVI), so it is not in fact actually disabled.  My feeling is that Windows is trying to control two separate video cards (edge + external), which is what causes the problems.  I can turn off the graphics card over-pants w/under Windows (in Safe Mode) and let the card installed, and things work fine.  However, as soon as I try and activate the card, I get endless cycle flashing monitors.

  I spent a few long sessions with HP technical support and they were useless.  They claim that this is not a problem of HP as the embedded video works fine.  I find this extremely frustrating response.  I think it is a matter of HP, because BIOS doesn't seem to be properly disable the onboard video.  Not to mention that the PC can't seem to properly interface with Windows compatible 8 PCI-E cards that claim explicitly require less energy than this unit has.

  I'm usually pretty computer savvy, but have reached my wits end on this one.  I'd appreciate any help anyone could provide.  I tried all kinds of combinations of variables (i.e. enabling integrated video, setting external card at the elementary level, etc.) through the BIOS, but also combinations of w/under Windows, disable integrated video, but nothing is working.

  900345 VisionTek Radeon HD 5570 1 GB DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x 16

  Big_Dave,

  Thanks a lot for your quick response.

  The first time that I spoke with HP support, they had me disable secure boot.  Unfortunately my problems (i.e. the cards would not install correctly).  However, after reading the link you provided that I was inspired to try things one last time with a new beginning.  I uninstalled all drivers, removed all cards, re-engaged start-up secured, restarted, close, disabled secure boot, reinstalled the cards and rebooted.  And, this time, the system accepts the card GeForce GT 610.

  Difficult for me to express how grateful I am to you.  I spent two weeks and countless hours trying to get this corrected.  Just I found these forums earlier wish.

  WallMonkey02

• CARD READER USB FOR DESKTOP HP PAVILION 500 - C60?

  I have a new 500 - C60 HP Pavilion desktop computer, but the front card reader does not accept the largest flash Compact Flash (CF) card.  I have an old USB multi-card with four different card slots, which accepts the card see  Would this setting work satisfactorly?

  Thank you

  shamrock838

  Hello @shamrock838,

  I understand that your desktop HP Pavilion 500 - c60 PC does not support the biggest Compact Flash Memory Card and you are curious as to whether or not you can install an USB multicard Reader which accepts the memory card see First of all, you have reason 7 - in1 media card reader did it installed does not supported CF memory card, but it supports the following cards:

  • Digital safe™ (SD)
  • Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC)
  • SDXC
  • Memory Stick
  • Memory Stick Select
  • Memory Stick PRO
  • Memory Stick MagicGate

  I don't see why you can't connect the 4 - in1 USB multicard reader you have. Until the operating system detects and installs, you should be fine.

  I hope that I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• Desktop HP Pavilion 500-223w: upgrading my video card

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion 500-223w with integrated graphics card intel. I want to install a 3d ready geforce graphics card in the pci expansion slot. How can I disable the integrated video card? I went to the bios Setup, but has not seen something on the video card.

  Hello:

  When you add a video card in this model, the integrated graphics card is automatically disabled as it is on most of today's desktop PCs.

  If your PC came with the factory W10, you need to change two other BIOS settings.

  See this guide for what settings change... This applies to every PC comes with Windows 8 or newer installed.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653200/

• Pavilion 500-314: Reinstall not destructive

  I am trying to perform a non-destructive reinstall of Win Home 64 bit on my 500-314 Pavilion 8.1.

  Since HP does not provide Windows installation floppies, and this procedure can be done recovery disc, I did a USB bootable Microsoft support Web site.

  The problem is that, once started, it tends to cling on one screen. I had the process works correctly once but be cause that I stupidly tried to do something else at the same time, I had to take off to the resettlement. Since I had to restart, I have not the option reinstall back screen.  Now when I start again from the USB key, reinstall it starts but clings to the screen "Ensuring you are ready to install" instead of the option on which screen reinstall to perform. I tried waiting for that step to continue, but after 6 hours, I decided it was certainly stuck (it happened several times). I tried several reboots, but that doesn't seem to help. It gets to the screen of tht and then stops.

  I ran the installer as an administrator, so this isn't it. I made the media twice so this isn't it.  Any ideas why installation does not now (same thoough it once)?

  PS no, I buy the installation diskettes not factory win 8.1, since I will be upgrading to Windows 10 once the bugs are developed in a few months.

  You are of course, right, on the difference between a repair installation and update - and I wish MS had done it much clearer to people because their general information leads people to assume these are the same, and when they do a refresh and lose their applications, they are very angry!

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• Desktop HP Pavilion 500-342nem: can I upgrade my desktop computer hp pavilion 500 with the graphics card AMD RX 480 replacing edge R7

  I plan to upgrade my hp pavilion 500-342nem, who was already A7 graphical 240 with the new 480 RX.

  Is it possible to upgrade both the power supply and graphics card?

  There will be no problem of compatibility (PSU Corsair CX 500 questioned?.)

  I heard a lot of chatter on hp restricting the upgrade of their pc.

  The new card will work?

  Any help will be apppreciated.

  @Jeffrin98, welcome to the forum.

  I cannot find the specs of the product to the computer.  So, here's what you need to do.  Press Start + R from the view of the office.  This will open a run dialog box.  In the box labeled type msinfo32 opened.  In the page that opens, check the option titled Mode BIOS.  If he says UEFI motherboard is supported by the video card.  If this isn't the case, you will not be able to move forward.

  The next step is to measure the space where the card will be installed to ensure that it fits.  Measure from the back i/o port to the front of the case.  This will allow you to see if other ingredients will limit the installation.

  The CX500 Corsair power supply (PSU) should work.  However, check how much power requires the video card.  It may be better to buy a PSU with 600W.  High power will be used during peak power needs.  In addition, the card may require additional power connectors.  Also, I recommend a modular power supply.  It allows you to use only the cables that are absolutely necessary, create better air circulation.  It is very important with more powerful graphics cards.  The heat can be much larger.

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

• Pavilion 500-314

  I installed Windows 7 on this 500-314 Pavilion. I am hving find USB 3.0 drivers. I tried those listed in the download area, but they fail to install. Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello:

  See if both of these drivers installation works for you...

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/PSI/swdDetails/?sp4ts.Oid=6943836&SP...

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• Desktop PC HP Pavilion p7-1222: DVI port

  When I plug my cable DVI-HDMI from the PC to the TV, my VGA monitor change resolution and all the desktop icons disappear.

  Unplug the DVI cable and monitor returns to normal.

  Help!

  Sounds like Setup for two screens will have to be made.   Right-click in an empty space on the desktop and choose screen resolution.  You should see a screen with just the monitor or two screens with information on them, while the TV and monitor are both connected.  they work like screens indepentdent set unless you want to mirror.

• Desktop HP Pavilion 500-374na: the upgrade of processor power and power

  Hi man, im planning on upgrading my food processor and the power tomorrow and just need to check that my choice is compatible?
  
  I have a HP Pavilllion 500-374na desktop pc, with a processor Intel Core i3 4150 and a power supply 180w.
  
  My scheduled updates are - image processor intel core i7-4790 3.6 Hz 8 mb L3 cache and corsair 500w PSU.
  
  The list according to the upgrade of processor hp provide it states that it is compatible with my motherboard, but just dream to double check before I commit.

  So, any help would be great guys?

  Hello

  You should not need a power supply upgrade. But just in case, open your PC and display the information on the label of power such as the amperage supply total wattage and 12v.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Desktop HP pavilion 500

  I have a HP pavilion desktop computer will turn off randomly and the light flashes when I cut the power or hold the button down it will reboot after but if I wait not long before restarting it used to stay on long. Is this a power supply problem? What can I do to solve it?

  Hello jameslwilson88,

  Today, computers are designed to try to protect themselves. If the computer processor or other computer device becomes too hot the computer turns off automatically without warning to continue harming himself.

  You must consider all the fans to ensure that they are functioning and turn smoothly. There should be no obstruction and such noises that the Cree can indicate a fan goes wrong or failing.

  It is a good page on some information about what you do and watch with your computer.

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• the desktop pc Pavilion 500-164 to date of Windows 8 for windows 8.1

  My dealer told me that the 500-164 Pavilion had windows 8.1.  This isn't.  Even if the Assistant on HP site says that it has not been tested, has anyone successfully done?

  Hello:

  I do not have your PC but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't.

  HP provides W8.1 drivers for this model on its support page.

  Before moving to W8.1, I'll make sure to create the W8 recovery media so that if for some reason, something doesn't work well in W8.1, you can restore the operating system and software from the PC to its status of "out of the box.

  And you should do anyway even if you do not upgrade to W8.

  Check out this guide to make your W8 recovery media set.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03481733