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• HP Pavilion dv7-4180: battery and Windows 8.1

  My old HP is now in the shop and I have discussed the improvements with the technician.  Its OS is Wndows 7, 64-bit.   I bought windows 8 Microsoft, but the technician said it was problematic & wait 10.  I am satisfied with Windows 8 (especially since I paid for it), but if it has some glitches, I can wait out 10.  Recommendations?

  Also need a battery for this beautiful laptop, I'm currently. However, HP / shop has listed nothing for my Pavilion dv7-4180 under her for points of sale.

  What do you recommend going to Amazon or another provider?

  Thank you.

  AtAF

  Hello

  Please check the battery itself or use the following table for the battery:

  http://www.shopping.HP.com/shopping/PDF/HP_NB_Battery_Compatibility_Chart.PDF

  You can order from Amazon

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion dv7-4180: upgrade Windows 7 to 8

  Hi all

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-4180 using Windows 7.  I bought a Windows 8 of Microsoft and the Bill says:

  "Earn 8 32-bit/64-bit English VUP DVD."

  Online Microsoft provides this statement (quoted):

  «Download and install Windows 8.1 to Windows 7»
  1. sign in to your Microsoft account
  2. in the menu of left, click downloads, subscriptions and product key
  3. find your purchase Windows 8.1, and then click Download
  4. If a dialog box appears, click Run to start the installation
  5 follow the instructions in the installation wizard to complete the installation of Windows 8.1 "

  Before thiis upgrade, is there advice that I should follow to avoid an honest mistake?  For example, losing a feature because of the upgrade?

  Thanks for your comments.

  AtAF

  AtAF wrote:

  Peer

  Very practical advice.  Device Manager to see 'pilot' listed, or should I navigate on the control panel?

  Thank you.

  AtAF

  You can do this and see if there are drivers that manufacturing has to W8 for that specific material. But you should check the site driver from HP for your P/N and see whether they have or W8 drivers list. Don't forget the older laptop after 2012, the chances of HP with W8 drivers will be slim to none since they do not include support for older hardware.

• Replacement Laptop hard drive - 12.5 mm vs 9.5 mm (HP Pavilion dv7-4180)

  I am looking to buy a spare hard drive for my laptop and in accordance with the documentation of Maintenance HP (http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02666747.pdf), HP dv7 laptop computers in the range 4000-4200 support 750 GB + hard drives which are 12.5 mm height. I searched the internet for a 1 TB hard drive, but I can't find those who are 12.5 mm. Has anyone had luck installing a 9.5 mm HDD? Thank you!

  Hello

  For a long time, they are now thinner disk HARD, 3mm, it's just a great rate of 12.5 mm to 9.5 mm BUT 4 (or 8 screws) must maintain the HARD drive in place. People can put SSDS to DV7 machine then should be allowed to use the 9.5 mm on a DV7.

  Kind regards.

• HP Dv7 1448dx LCD screen display not

  HP Dv7 1448dx running on Windows Vista Edition Home Premium

  P/N-NV213UA #ABA

  Warranty has expired

  I wish I could give you more details but this is another post that I am currently working on and I'm trying to fix my laptop grandparents for them. Their HP laptop turns on but no screen appears. I tried reset hard and external display nothing is thus to try to connect it to an external monitor and my T.V. so with an HDMI cable. When you press the power button on the fan, hard drive, processor and the LED lights all work. I disassemble the laptop best I could without losing myself to check the defective wiring and I couldn't find anything wrong or out of place. Nothing was loose at all.

  How it happened, it's from what I hear they were watching a youtube video and the sound go haywire and their screen went all white. They could not fix the screen or sound problem, so they manually stopping power button computer. When they went to turn it back on everything started upward as much as internals go but the screen stays black and if you let it run for a period of time you are not here to boot windows. I took their hard drive and tested on my computer and it works fine so I know it isn't the hard drive. Their RAM and processor are in place and appear to have no damage done to them. I wasn't able to to the motherboard when I picked this place because I didn't lose my place with the screws and connections.

  IF anyone can help me solve this laptop I'll greatly appreciate. I thank you for having taken the time to read this post I can't wait to hear from someone who can help.

  For anyone else who has seen this page looking for a possible answer, I solved the problem. The hard reset to laptops in now that the power button is supposed to get rid of static electricity leaves behind her question on use and General construction to the top of a constant load. How I fixed it, it was by a manual HARD reset by stripping the laptop goes down to the processor itself, release and go out for about 30 seconds. If you follow this route make sure not to wear latex gloves so also no damage the motherboard. Replace the processor after 30 seconds: (optional and what I've done - is to put a piece of copper spacer between the top of the processor and the heatsink in very thin copper). After that doing this step and put it back together my black screen problems seems to have been resolved.

• Pavilion dv7-4180: LAN - does not connect

  Hi all

  I myself have set up in a new home and now am using a modem to the computer's LAN connection.

  I could not receive a signal when the connection of the modem to my computer, but on wi - fi systems, it works.

  Then on another computer, the LAN connection starts a blinking on the modem and there I go, connection

  through the LAN.

  The first computer that does not have a connection on the LAN-

  Q: what could cause that?

  Once again, it is very well when instead of a Wi - Fi connection and scoring in just this old LAN connection to my new residence

  does not cause it to connect to the top.

  Any advice on a particular problem is appreciated.

  AtAF

  Hi @AtAF,

  Thank you for your query.

  I understand that after moving into your new home, you cannot connect to your local network, is another computer.

  You are able to connect to hotspots Wi - Fi with your CV.

  When I did a search for your model of laptop, I got several results that you forgot to enter the two letters after the model number (example Pavilion dv7-4180us).

  How can I find my model number or product number?

  On this particular model that Windows 8 is not supported by HP so they do not list the drivers updated for it.

  Download or update of software and drivers for HP computers

  You did all your Windows updates?

  You use the same Ethernet cable that worked with the other computer?

  Have you ran the Windows troubleshooting tool?

  If you check device manager there is an error on the network card?

  Here is a link to HP - troubleshooting Wired Home networks (Windows 8) computers that should help you too.

  To say thank you for answering, please click the button below thumbs up .

  If this fixed the problem for you, please choose the solution to help others locate it.

  Good luck!

• HP dv7 3065dx LCD screen reverse polarity?

  Hi, I'm sure that this issue is dragged from a laptop similar model, but since I'm sure that the question involves a kind of hardware or BIOS fix, I want to be sure that I get the info on the correct exact model.

  My laptop works fine when hooked up to an external monitor.

  Without, it starts and I can hear the sound windows boot/logon screen and can even type my password.

  The question is this: when a power supply (AC and/or battery) is active and the PC is OFF, the LCD is bright white and nothing show.

  When the computer is started/activated, the screen is black and white. Without power, the screen is obviously next door.

  I disassembled the unit and removed the LCD and everything seems to be intact (backlight cable, inverter, points of contact, etc.). I feel like the problem is that the current is reversed somehow so the display reads like IT when the computer is OFF (but under tension) and vice versa.  Solutions or existing threads? I read most of the patches 'black screen '...

  It is hard to say chomperscody. Since it is a hardware issue, and you would pay out of pocket, I would recommend to go with the cheapest option first. Seems unlikely that the power adapter is the issue, but it is certainly possible. I think that the most likely cause is the motherboard because the keys do not work properly too. Don't forget, you can have several hardware problems.

• PlayMemories and Windows 7

  I'm having a problem to transfer my videos to a DVD. PlayMemories is not an option to create disk at the top. When I go into the settings and the toolbar, the option to create disk is not highlighted, so I can not put a check mark by it. Two technicians updated software and uninstalled and reinstalled the software, but I don't always have the opportunity to create discs. It is a Windows 7 64 bit HP Pavilion dv7-4180.

  I spent two hours with two technicians have different remote access to my laptop, only for both of them to tell me to try the software on another computer. As you can imagine, I'm not really pleased with this response. Has anyone else had this problem and solved? I'm not at all interested in having someone remotely access my laptop again. I work from home and lost money since I could not work while they were connected.

  Does anyone have advice to get PlayMemories to work correctly with Windows 7? I can transfer images and video of the DSC-W650, but I don't have the option 'create disc '. I spent hours with remote support made up for my computer, only for the tell me to try another computer (because everyone has a spare computer?). They (I had two sessions of different support) uninstalled and reinstalled the software and updated, but I don't always have the opportunity to create discs. Any suggestions?

  OK, since this message I found that records camera mp4 videos, and is not a valid format for the use of PlayMemories to create a disc, which is probably why I don't have this option. I guess now I must find a way to convert mp4 files to something else so I can get the videos on a disc. I can't imagine why two reps (with nearly three hours of time) could not understand it. Disappointing.

• HP DV7t-7200 screen hinges loose

  Please help me fix my loose hinges HP DV7t - 7200 Display.  I don't know how to open Notepad for the hinges of the screen.  Thank you.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See Page 92. This isn't an easy solution and it is not as easy as just getting there and a few screws. Chances are that you need new hinges.

  This is a set on eBay.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-HP-dv7-7000-LCD-hinge-hinges-set-L-R-681977-001-34-4SU02-01X-34-4SU02-02x-/121177836154?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c36c30a7a

  If you need more help post back. If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• closing a message, but cannot stop it

  On my Pavilion dv7-4180, Windows 7, I sometimes stop at the end with still open programs.  I show the programs that it remains open and asks if I want to cancel the closing.  They are like a residue of my session, and I made the management of files with windows files and also copy and paste of the laptop for flashdisks, and have not worked online.

  If I click on 'Cancel', programs begin to close, but in the end, there is a program that seems if I can't read it fast.  He said something like "Task."... "and a button square.  However, I didn't open it and find it strange that it works when I do operations on regular files and processor.

  2 questions:

  1 How can I stop the very final closure and freeze the screen to see what this program is

  2 this could be some kind of malware in operating

  Thank you all for your comments.

  AtAF

  Hello

  It could be a big old nasty bug, but it isn't, so don't be afraid, AtAF. Many programs are running when a computer is suddenly ordered to stop. And sometimes, some of these programs catch before they can identify correctly. It's just a normal stand-alone Windows process. Here, you can go to the following link to learn more:

  http://www.overclock.NET/t/1453560/Windows-the-startup-and-shutdown-process

  "I'm a volunteer!"

  If it was a rattler... Rattle snake, that is...

• Frame surrounding the broken screen

  I have a Pavilion dv7 laptop computer that has a guarantee that missed about 6 months ago. He fell about 3 to 5 feet on a floor of wood and the back of one of the hinges depiles. I thought nothing of it, I felt just a cosmetic flaw and nothing to worry about. But now the frame surrounding the display is popping open / outside and I don't want to close the laptop because Im afraid I'll be forced and I'll break even more.

  So my question is what can make the frame / hinge of the breaking of the screen? HP offers any kind of repairs? I mean this is quite annoying, it's all because the plastic on the back of the hinge somehow skipped a fall (it didn't break just popped input/output)

  Laptops are not made to withstand a fall of 3 to 5 feet on a hard surface. You're lucky it still works at all. Is the hinge still OK? It works smoothly, or bind to the top? Frankly, I would need to see a picture of you tell exactly what parts it may be necessary, but all metal and plastic parts are available and can be replaced.

  The hinges are here, but there are dozens more like this set on eBay for sale:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-Pavilion-dv7-left-and-right-screen-hinges-/261124571950?PT=US_Laptop_Screens_LCD_Panels&hash=item3ccc3cc32e

  Here is the frame that surrounds the screen bezel that is:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/genuine-HP-dv7-1245dx-dv7-1243CL-dv7-1135NR-LCD-screen-bezel-trim-/170791967754?PT=US_Laptop_Screens_LCD_Panels&hash=item27c3fe9c0a

  This part would be available in your specific color.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  This repair is much simpler than a replacement motherboard and would be achievable by anyone with modest screwdriver skills. HP would charge you an arm and a leg... a few hundred dollars at least if they would even do. Even with the Geek Squad. Post back if you need help most.

• Type R61 14.1 "1400 x 900 screen corruption 7738-CTO - please help troubleshoot

  Hello

  I picked up a CTO 7738 used on ebay. Since this is a CTO, here are a few characteristics:

  T7300

  3 GB

  Intel GMA X 3100

  14.1 "1400 x 900

  Webcam

  Bluetooth

  FireWire

  fingerprint reader

  Intel 4965AGN wireless

  He arrived in a State of good but not a Virgin. I ran memtest86 +, physical fitness test, for Hitachi hard disk and PC Doctor tests all passed. I have not found any dead pixels. Convinced that he was in good condition, I did the following:

  1. Cleaned and plastic keyboard with isopropyl alcohol soaked cotton cloth.
  2. Clean screen with microfibre cloth moistened with wally world without glare cleaner, lens 'formula without alcohol.
  3. Exchanged in a Thinkpad (Atheros) 11 a/b/g WiFi card to a Type 8932 15.4 "R61. Follow the procedure described in the hardware Maintenance Manual, which is to remove the keyboard and palm rest. I unplug the Palm, just tilted up so could remove the keyboard (I unplug). Used a pattern bracelet while had open machine.
  4. Dust sucked off the fan using the brush on top of fan and fixing of radiator plastic (high speed) on the vents.
  5. Dust sucked out of various other interior spaces using the fixing of radiator plastic.

  Everything seemed fine after that.

  Then, I installed Windows XP 32-bit, Norton Internet Security 2009, Internet EXPLORER 8 and Firefox. No problems.

  A few hours later, I installed upgrading XP SP3, that I had downloaded a year ago. At some point not long after installing SP3, I noticed the taskbar looked weird:

  

  And pixels background 20 or so have been ruined since then. They do not always look the same:

  

  Running Memtest86 +.

  

  White screen (PC Doctor)

  

  Black screen (PC Doctor)

  

  Flashing the BIOS

  The model changes over time when you're sitting just slowed under XP or Configuration of the BIOS. But I can't do the pattern change in:

  • Change the angle of the screen, almost closed flat.
  • Bending / pushing the slick LCD (with keyboard moved out of the way).
  • By pushing on the LCD ribbon cable connector.
  • Push the connector on the keyboard.
  • Move the keyboard around (Flex ribbon cable).
  • Based on the bezel of the screen.
  • Pressing the back of the housing of the display, it deforming slightly.
  • Pressing radiator covering the North Bridge.

  Here's a closeup of the bottom left of the teletubbie XP screen (with the taskbar vertical on the left). The only line of pixel bright in the upper part of the band of corrupt Exchange when I drag windows autour - it seems to mirror the row from the top of the screen. The rest of the band seems that vaguely related to what is on the screen (see black spots under some elements of the taskbar in the first picture), but does not change when I drag windows autour.

  Google turned up this post about a similar problem. I tried:

  • Removed and replaced the LCD Ribbon connector cable (twice).
  • Keyboard not plugged and re plugged.
  • Flashed the BIOS to 2.14 old then back to 2.26 last.

  None of these answers seem to change anything.

  Everything else on the machine works. Video DVI to external monitor is fine. The Atheros WiFi card that I swapped in the works. I have re-ran Memtest86 + and PC Doctor tests and they all still pass (except video interactive!)

  Some ideas of possible causes:

  1. Cable sheet pinched LCD? On this machine, the metal bracket that holds the card connector mother LCD ribbon cable on the framework has a step down where it will fit on the card WiFi support. The step to support causes at the edge of the LCD tablecloth to bend down. When I tightened the screw left WiFi card, which doubles as the LCD ribbon cable support live right, I wonder if I pinched the tablecloth? Or maybe squeezing the keyboard pinch the ribbon cable?
  2. Watered LCD screen? I did clean up around the edges of the screen. Maybe some cleaning fluids worked his way behind the bezel of the screen and the devastation?
  3. Dust, something shorting? Aspire inside caused some dust to move around, perhaps in unfortunate locations?
  4. Shock damage? If UPS moved the ThinkPad (shipped in its original box) on its way to me?
  5. XP SP3 killed my ThinkPad? (!)
  6. Pre-existing condition? Seller says that everything worked well they could say.
  7. Something else?

  Would really appreciate troubleshooting tips to those of you with experience with this kind of problems.

  I want to fix the problem myself if possible (the system is out of warranty). I'll spend the money if I have to, but do not want to replace the screen only to find that the problem is something else.

  Sorry for the length of this post, wanted to give details that could suggest a cause. And if all goes well a fix!

  Thank you

  Frank

  I disassembled the strainer and I tried to unplug / re - connect cable from the LCD screen. Neither that, nor prick on the LCD cable has changed the symptoms. So I replaced the screen LCD, and that fixed the problem.

  FYI, here is a picture of a little shabby close-up of the cable at the end of the LCD:

  

  (click on the photo for an overview)

  There are about 30 pins on the connector. The cable carries the video signal from the motherboard to the LCD screen using the standard FPD-Link of signage. (Inconveniently, there is no standard connector pinout, so the wiring of the cable depends on the exact LCD used.)

  National Semiconductor has a nice page on the history of FPD-link, with comparisons/DVI. They say that "a single pixel 6-bit application using a...» Couples 3 data and clock requires the FPD-Link interface. "Looking closely at the R61 LCD cable, includes 8 triple track on the right side, more 1 triplet of largest trace on their left, 1 more track. I wrote the LCD (Samsung) manufacturer and asked a pinout of the connector, because I'm curious. But at this point, I'm guessing that each triplet trace is a thread to the front + wire + wire back half.

  Bottom line point, I wanted to do, it is that the video signal is transmitted on a few threads of complex form cable, series. A problem with one or more of these wires should translate into visible corruption everywhere in the LCD screen. It is not like a single wire maps somewhere given the physical LCD.

  So in case anyone having problems like I did, with video works well on a monitor external and everything looking good everywhere, but in a small area of the screen of the ThinkPad, you can be almost certain that the problem is the LCD itself.

• Pavilion dv7 - 1228ca: how to order the LCD backlight for hp pavilion dv7 - 1228ca

  Hello, could someone to give advice how control the backlight of the LCD screen for hp pavilion dv7 - 1228 ca?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Unfortunately, the machine is too old, not parts available:

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=NB238UA

  Please use the part number on the list and the search on eBay or other online stores.

  Good luck.

• HP pavilion DV7-4026TX: replacement of LCD for HP pavilion DV7-4026TX

  Hi guys,.

  As my lcd screen is not working properly (green is on the screen), I would like to order a replacement, but I discovered that there are 3 number of parts that are not suitable for my model (HP pavilion dv7-4026TX), that should be the right pair to order?

  605324-001, 605325-001 & 605327-001

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Thank you very much!

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  I actually see this:

  For use only with the HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC computer 40xx models 605337-001

  Therefore, it appears none of those you have listed is the right one.

  This is the one above on eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/laptop-LCD-screen-for-HP-605337-001-17-3-WXGA-/171666956363?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0 & Hash = item27f825e04b

  The smartest thing is to remove the old Panel before you buy a new. The part number of the manufacturer (Samsung, LG, etc) screen down from the back of the Panel and make sure that you understand how it connects and then store the Panel-based and not by part number of the manufacturer of the laptop. You will have a wider choice of products and you'll be sure of the compatibility and maybe even save a buck or two. Panels of the screen are a part of the product and the same panels will be used in many models of laptop by several manufacturers. If you really understand what you're doing you can use any display of the same type of resolution and the connection, but you must make sure that all the plugs are the same.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Pavilion dv7-4285dx: cannot BOOT/POST/VGA external and internal LCD is dead (cracked)

  I cracked the screen of my HP Pavilion dv7-4285dx so bad that I can't read anything on the subject. I'm trying to start to an external monitor to the VGA port, but never to get a signal.

  I tried the key switch monitor, but that does nothing. I tried to unplug the LCD internal of the motherboard - not different. I tried a CMOS reset by removing the laptop battery, remove the CMOS battery, cut the power and hold the power button / stop for > 1 minute, then by restarting with external LCD just attached, but STILL no video on the VGA port.

  The video card is OK, because it starts with Windows and then I have the video on the external monitor.

  Although it is good that I can use the monitor to post once Windows starts, I need to have the video when the BIOS starts to change.

  Does anyone have another suggestion how I can get the BIOS to detect and display external VGA at boot time?

  Hello Todd_in_LA,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I read your post about how you try to start on an external monitor, and I would be happy to guide you to a resolution!

  Based on the information provided in your post, I recommend you contact our technical support at the 1-800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region please click the link below to get help from your region number.

  http://www.HP.com/cgi-bin/hpsupport/index.pl

  I hope this helps!

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