DV7t-7000 / A5F92AV: updated SATA drive question

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• Necessary for Pavilion DV7t-7000 BIOS update support MRC 1.5.0.0 (external monitor flicker problem)

  I just bought an edition four HP PAVILION DV7-7000 with the graphics of 650 m hd4000/nvidia intel

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  I had some serious screen from flicker of my external monitor from the day I bought the laptop. I did some testing and found that the problem occurred while the screen resolution to 1920 x 1200 x 32. Any lower resolution or bit depth could reduce or eliminate the problem of flicker.

  I did some research on the web and found this:

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  107 re: 4000 Intel HD Graphics (i7 - 3770 K) sometimes flicker

  Robert_U 25 Sep 2012 09:34 (in response to Frojo)
  Hi all

  This problem is a BIOS problem more precisely with the memory reference Code (MRC) version 1.4.0.0 or more. Contact the manufacturer of your system or the card mother for an update system for your system BIOS or the motherboard that includes the MRC 1.5.0.0 or newer.
  If you have a system with 2 or more memory modules and are comfortable with the removal of all but one of them so that your memory is in single channel mode, try and remove all but one of them and the problem will disappear. This can be used as a workaround until you are able to update your BIOS from the manufacturer of your system or motherboard that includes the MRC 1.5.0.0 or newer.
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  Is this thread by forum on the website of intel:
  http://communities.Intel.com/thread/30096?start=105&TSTART=0

  I think that's the question that I am experiencing. I checked it by deleting memory modules and solve the problem itself.

  Does anyone know where we can expect an update of the bios? I really want to reinstall my second memory stick and retrieve my additional 8 GB.

  You have the original sticks that came with your laptop?

• Pavilion dv7t-7000: A5F92AV: connector Zif: reference number?

  Hello

  My problem is that I opened my computer broke a zif connector.  The power button connector to be exact.

  I was wondering if there was a part number or a place I could find the right connector and just replace.

  Without that part, the computer is basically a paperweight.

  Thank you

  Pat

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• Can I add a second drive to an edition four dv7t-7000?

  The HP parts store said on a drive has been supported, but configuration options have shown

  several configuration with two drives.

  I had hoped that I could add a caddy and power/bus connector from the parts store.

  Only, I have configured the machine with a drive and add a second drive (from my dv7 dead 3085 dx).

  The machine is supposed to arrive June 18

  Thanks for the ideas...

  Jerry

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  The kit suitable for the dv7t-7000 is ' 681976-001.  This kit comes with the

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  It contains also the 2 screws M2.5xL4 which will be attached the main drive caddy to the

  the computer chassis, but there is no screws to attach the second drive caddy to

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  the recommended screws are 2.5 M x 9 L.

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• XPS 8500 additional SATA Drive add...cable/power questions

  Nothing on sites Web of Dell (after two hours of seraching, including a chat with a Dell representative session) on how to add a hard drive from a dell computer. I'm simply confused (this happens regularly) it is difficult to find, or you really need to add a simple video on how to add an extra SATA (how many times people do that?).

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  Colorado_RBauer

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  I am therefore reason to believe that I can put only two disks sata in this 8500, right? and we're already here, so I can really only add one, correct?

  Where are you going to get the good SATA cable?

  the manual referenced does not something specific on SATA wiring part I looked. Should not be too much of a pest, but do you have a specific reference.

  Rick

   
  Colorado_RBauer
   
  Rick,
   
  Yes, you can add an additional hard disk, the disk hard primary exsisting. to add several internal hard drives, you need an open 3.5"/5.25" bay and to install more than four SATA drives, SATA PCIe x 1 expansion card would be necessary.
   
  You should be able to buy a SATA data cable in a store of the local computer, or www.newegg.com for more details, go here,
   
  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16812270093
   
  Better to use a local store to save the S & H
   
  Sorry to say, that the manual is the only reference that Dell has released, as most newer Dell manuals, missing many details.
   
  Install the secondary hard drive is usually relatively in line forward, you must connect the data cable to a SATA connector on the motherboard, and after installation checking the installation process, to see if the drive is recognized.
   
  If the drive is recognized in the installation program for Windows to recognize the second hard drive, it must be patitioned, formatted and received a drive letter using disk Windows 7 Manager.
   
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  Bev.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

• Update hard drive - PATA, SATA

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• dv7t 7000 ssd upgrade

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  I have a HP Pavilion dv7t-7000 CTO Entertainment Notebook PC.  Due to a new job, I need to update my processor of the current 2.30 GHz (see exact specifications below, please) of at least 3.0 GHz.

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