Desktop HP Pavilion p6210y

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• Dual monitor support for desktop HP Pavilion p6210y PC

  I would add an additional monitor to my HP Pavilion p6210y.  According to the data sheet of the product HP, the M2N78 - motherboard comes with 300W power supply which currently comes with:

  * Built-in video is not available if a graphics card is installed.

  Thank you Dean I'll give it a shot

• Desktop HP Pavilion p6210y PC: RAM install problem

  My office is in the factory with the exception of the video card which is a NVIDIA Geforce GTX 750Ti graphics card.  I bought by 4 chips of RAM DDR2 PC2 6400U 800 MHZ 240 PIN by Samsung and installed according to the instructions from HP.  I also double checked my bios and updated to the latest version that has been on the HP website on 20/05/15.   When installed and rebooted my computer I first had a problem with my computer freezing completely on my and I have to make a difficult stop by disconnecting the tower.  I did a reboot and done a diagnosis (F9) and waited to see what would do the memory.  Initially, I had a 'FAIL' BIOMEM-1 error.  After a few attempts, I then is gone one chip at a time and done the same thing.  After that the first 3 installs successfully, I determined then a single chip was bad.  At this point, I restarted my system and started running it with 12g of RAM.  After about 10 minutes, my computer froze again and went to a blue screen stop.  After that restart the desired system get a dskchk is for windows.   I've looked online and made a Windows hotfix, and cured this problem but continued to get the gel and closed blue.  I then reinstalled the factory RAM chips, and it is not reappeared since.  According to all that I can see 3 of my chips are good and should run.  What other steps could be or are at - it a driver for updating bios them or not, I have to do?  Help, please!

  @sooperglew

  Only using three DIMMs will force the PC to run in single channel mode.

  Your first consideration should be Support HP or HP sales during the consideration of upgrades or replacement of memory. If you want to consider other manufacturers of the best way to avoid memory problems is to contact one of the leading manufacturers of memory. I would recommend that you try the tools of these manufacturers: Corsair, Kingston andCrucial. Once you have determined the DIMMs that you need, then contact commercial or technical support to check that you have selected the correct DIMMS. If you buy directly from manufacturers, then they will stand behind their products.

• HP Pavilion p6210y: Office flashing after upgrade Windows 10

  I have a flashing desktop (goes black and office) after upgrade to Windows 10.  Once connected, it is fine for about 10-15 seconds, then it starts flashing. I couldn't do anything - click on anything except CTRL-ALT-DEL to go to the Task Manager.

  I did the upgrade 2 x already. Before my first attempt, I do nothing with my PC - I did not update the driver. When I arrived the office flashing after improvement, I panicked and immediately brought back to Windows 7. I was able to get to the window of recovery during the period of 10-15 seconds just after the connection. Fortunately, he returned to Windows 7.

  After the first test, I read a little about the similar problem and so I tried some of the proposed solutions - update the drivers on my PC, to disable reporting services Windows (all on 10 to win), to try to go to Safe Mode.

  So I tried again. I updated all the things I can to update (for most drivers) before the upgrade. Do you have PC Clean up. I had the office flashes again. It's the same thing. So while they are flashing, I tried to disable the windows reporting services that is very difficult to do with the Office of flashing. He did nothing clearly. So I went in Mode without failure. After starting in safe mode, I got the normal screen for about 5 seconds, but a blue window quickly flashed and then the desktop on Mode without failure just turned black, only the visible cursor.

  So, I rolled back to Windows 7 new.

  I don't have a lot of things/programs on my PC that I uninstall programs right away if I know that I will not use. I do scan of cleaning/Virus from PC on a regular basis.

  Information about my machine:

  HP Pavilion p6210y

  Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit

  Video card: NVIDIA GEForce 9100

  All the suggestions/help will be very appreciated.

  The only thing that solved the issue is reset my machine while keeping my personal files.

  I've never understood what really caused it.

  Thus, after the upgrade when the screen is flashing, I have reset the PC.

• Pavilion p6210y: SATA host adapter problem

  Hey guys,.

  I think I found a problem with the SATA host adapter in a desktop Pavilion p6210y.  I find it difficult to restore the system after a hard drive replacement, and I discovered that if I have TWO hard drive and the CD drive unplugged so the machine will start.  If I plug the hard drive OR the CD, then the machine hangs on the HP BIOS screen.  Output voltage of the PSU is normal.  I think the guest card (motherboard) is toast.

  I did a little research, and it seems that it is a known problem with this motherboard.

  HP P6210Y does not detect hard drive

  This link may be the inlaid right.

  Card failure causes a MCP chip overheating, which controls the SATA ports.

  Here are some links:

  Ports of SATA HP Pavilion p6210y

  M2N78 - the motherboard does not see my records

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• Graphic/video card [REPLACEMENT / UPGRADE] on the desktop HP Pavilion - help

  I have the following:

  Desktop HP Pavilion Elite m9152p

  Upgrade to Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (updated 11/2009)

  The video card seems to have gone out and tried the following:

  Operating system reinstallation

  Uninstalled & drivers Reinstalled & restoration

  Before attempts above, no changes had been made to software or hardware only led to the same result: the video seems to be fine, and then it crashes and hangs and doesn't eventually having a hard reboot how, the computer loads the integrated video/graphic card.

  I need to buy a replacement video/graphics card, but I'm not sure what card I need to be aware of, or that my computer can handle as a replacement and maybe a possible upgrade (not necessary) - any help in this regard would be most appreciated.

  Thank you!

  I think it's a good choice.

  The comments seem positive most of the time that the fan seems to be quiet.

  I don't know if your previous card had HDMI.

  When you install your new video card, it can disable your sound system because of the HDMI audio chip on the video card.

  If you do not lose your integrated audio system, after you install the video drivers, reboot the machine, go into BIOS, find the onboard audio setting. It can be set to Auto or disabled. Change the setting to "Enabled". Save the configuration when you have made the change and again when you exit the BIOS.

  Upon restart, you will have your on-board audio back.

  Impatience back on your part.

  Paul

• Desktop HP Pavilion 550-044: processor upgrade

  Can I upgrade using a processor intel i7 4790 K 4.0 ghz on a desktop hp pavilion 550-044 design?

  DKinsman1234, welcome to the forum.

  This is supported by the motherboard and HP processor upgrades:

  TDP: up to 88 W

  • Socket type: LGA 1150 (Socket-H3)

• Desktop HP Pavilion p620y needs of 2560 x 1600 PCIe 2.0 x 16 DisplayPort video card

  Hi all

  I bought a HP Pavilion p6210y PC November 1, 2009;  and also, just bought a new monitor 30 inches of HP ZR30w which displays 2560 x 1600 (4 megapixels). To use it, I have to buy a new video card in 2560 x 1600 PCIe 2.0 x 16 DisplayPort. No problem, there are many like that high-end gaming cards. However, I am not a "Gamer" and do not need the performance beyond its high-end business use, a few Blue-ray movies and occasional sports coverage. This need corresponds to the remaining available power of 300 watts of p6210y power supply.

  I have set up a 'power budget' for the new disks and memory that I bought, which gives me a power rating of base to work since I sail PCIe 2.0 x 16 DisplayPort video cards. However, I was not able to locate an estimate of drain of power for the "configuration of the showroom" Pavilion p6210y PC base that I bought in 2009. Can someone help me find this number, or show me how to estimate it? I need just an approximate number to work with.

  I do not have the number of the power you want, but we have here on the forum use the power required by the manufacturer.  Here is a video card that should work on your computer:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814130795 & cm_re=evga_gt640-_-14-130-795-_-Product

  However, it requires a power supply (PSU) with 350W.  You can find this information in the specifications tab.

  Many newer cards need UEFI instead of a standard BIOS.  These cards will not work in your computer.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.

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• 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!

• Which firewire cable do I need for computer desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-360uk

  Which firewire cable do I need for computer desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-360uk

  roches28,

  According to the specifications , it is an IEEE 1394 (aka Firewire 400) 6wire.

• How to connect desktop (HP Pavilion Slimline s5220f) PC to the TV?

  I would like to connect this PC to desktop (HP Pavilion Slimline s5220f) on television.  What should I do to make it work? I would be grateful if you could give me an idea or a suggestion. Thank you very much.

  When you ask for help, it is better to provide the brand and model of all hardware items (TV, HDTV, screen, etc.) in your application.

  Your computer has only a VGA output. VGA is a bad choice to use when connecting to an HDTV. Please consider more an adapter USB-to-video, as EVGA UV + UV39 to connect your TV to your computer.

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

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• Desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1360t there rear USB ports?

  I have one of these order of HP computers. Everything I've read indicates there are USB ports on the front and the top of the unit. Nothing on the back. Not even a photo. Having the wires coming out of the front constantly ensure is ugly, in my opinion.

  Here are the specifications and configurable options for the desktop HP Pavilion HPE h8 - 1360t CTO. Here are the specs because that's card mother IPMMB-FM (Formosa). According to the specifications;

  

  (#2) - USB 2.0: 4

  (#4) - USB 3.0: 2

• Desktop HP pavilion - 588-400 h: upgrade graphics card

  I want to upgrade my graphics card, but I don't know if my motherboard is suitable for it

  My computer

  Desktop HP pavilion - 588-400 h

  mother Memphis2-S pass

  map of the screen upgrade to 960 GTX or GTX 560

  thx for the help

  Hi @eqrzgand thanks for your message.

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are looking for assistance with an update of the graphics card. I'm happy to give you a helping hand with this.

  Looking at the specifications of the HP Pavilion 588hk-400 desktop PC and HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - specifications of the motherboard, Memphis2, your system has to consider the following:

  Power supply:

• 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/

• The upgrade of the video for my desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-210y PC

  Yes, I have two questions about my PC.

  First, on the technical card for desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-210y PC, it shows a power 300 watt yet looking at the minimum requirments for the video card from the factory it require a 400 Watt power supply and the fact of the data sheet does not show the power suppy manufacturer he was wondering has.

  Second, I'm looking to upgrade the video card and I was wondering what the card would be a good replacement for a game without having to replace the power supply but if I have to adapt what power? (With a ceiling of $ 200 - $350 on power supply)

  SCLAW wrote...

  First, on the technical card for desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-210y PC, it shows a power 300 watt yet looking at the minimum requirments for the video card from the factory it require a 400 Watt power supply and the fact of the data sheet does not show the power suppy manufacturer he was wondering has.

  Yes, the power is 300 watts. Minimum 400 watts are for full power to retail graphics cards. The map provided by HP was custom designed to meet the requirements of power weaker and is is not the same as a retail card. HP has traditionally used Bestec and Lite-on original UPE.

  SCLAW wrote...

  Second, I'm looking to upgrade the video card and I was wondering what the card would be a good replacement for a game without having to replace the power supply but if I have to adapt what power? (With a ceiling of $ 200 - $350 on power supply)

  To install a gaming grade graphics card, you will need to replace your power supply. The Corsair CX500 and CX600 are highly recommend and forum favorite. Further, these power supplies are only slightly larger than a block of power SUPPLY HP stock and are known to adapt. Power supply Idleness will put you back on the $50 - $75. For useful information on the selection of a graphics card that fits your needs, read Guide of Big_Dave of a discrete video card selection .

  Frank