Elite 7100 Raid 1

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• How can I over clock my Elite 7100 microtower

  Hi Yes, I have a computer format Microtour HP Elite 7100, and I have updated the BIOS, but cannot always find a way to increase my processor. Is it possible that someone can help me?

  Thank you!

  Dallas

  HP PCs and laptops have a BIOS that is designed to minimize errors inadvertently by the consumer.

  They aren't supposed to be overclocked. It is possible if, after accepting the risk completely, you can find and install a strongly modified BIOS file. It's a choice of owners.

  If you don't know what you're doing when overclocking, you can "let the smoke on" your memory or the motherboard.

  This is why you don't see advanced features such as the bus and the memory timings primary and secondary available for the average user.

  If you really want to overclock... build your own system similar to the one I use to respond to your message. It is the latest edition of years. You can build a much more powerful than this one.

  

  

  It is highly unlikely that, even with a BIOS very modded, your HP Elite 7100 will be same clock this high. This isn't even a very fast PC.

• change elite 9150t raid configuration

  I have a HP elite 9150t and 2 hard drives which came configured in RAID 0 array.  My needs for this computer have changed, and I need to remove this table and reconfigure as a RAID 1 array.  I can't find the right BIOS setting or way to enter the RAID BIOS, however.  How I change the RAID on a HP elite 9150t?

  Thank you

  David

  Thanks for your help.  Your advice sounded very promising as I had already checked that I wasn't in RAID and AHCI mode, but that he had not changed the "Addon ROM Display Mode".  However, I just checked, and I do NOT have a BIOS for "Addon ROM Display Mode" setting in my BIOS settings in the start menu or anywhere else.  However, thinking maybe it has been disabled, I tried to reload the "setup defaults" and recording.  However, I still could not see not a message from the BIOS RAID, this time enter the BIOS Setup screen by pressing CTRL + I worked!  So I guess that it was charging "setup defaults" in BIOS.  I also noticed with what I could only use CTRL + I to enter the raid bios after a power down and not after a reboot/restart.

  Anyway, it seems that the problem is solved so thank you all for the suggestions and help.

• Pavilion Elite m9500z raid driver windows 7

  I upgraded my Pavillion Elete m9500z to windows 7. Worked very well. Update of Windows has loaded a new driver for the video card. The pilot hangs the system, the blue screen. I tried to go back to the previous driver and the system still crashes. I tried a system restore point with no luck. Finally, I tried starting problems resolution and makes things worse. System boots to the point just before the login screen. Remains black with the cursor, even in safe mode.

  At this point, I amtrying to fix the installation with the windows installation disc. The problem is that the boot drive is a raid drive. The installation disc can not see the drive without the driver. HP drivers are exe only files not the driver files. Motherboard MSI website has no drivers because the jury is the property of HP.

  I need the drivers in a format that windows will recognize or a method of extracting files from the installer of HP.

  Yet once it shouldn't be this difficult.

  Help, please

  These drivers failed with the same error. Finally, I converted the RAID drives to AHIC and they have been recognized by windows. The problem with the system was caused by the video card. Windows was unable to complete the repair process and the system is in place again.

  Thanks for your help.

• Moving data to the App back

  I'm sure that this isn't a new topic, but haven't found the right thread to give me advice of what I'm looking. If you can direct me to the right place, I'd appreciate it.

  I have three Macs:

  1. Mac Mini is my main office, two monitors, outboard DAC w / powered speakers, ADC USB Guitar interface and mixer. Location primary iTunes, ripping, sync iPhone & iPad.
  2. Mac Mini is hooked to my home theater and is basically a HTPC, used mainly to play my library of iTunes music, but also for navigation and a casual game.
  3. MacBook Pro w/Bootcamp OS X / Windows 10 is used for travel and work from the desktop (more information below)

  As described above, all right, I copy my mini iTunes library 1-mini 2 for playback on the HT. The problem is that I have spend half of the year in a secondary residence and take only the Macbook and speakers with me (and a few accessories travel to have a studio of distance). My primary applications are iTunes, iMovie, GarageBand, and Photos. After a thread or blog I was moved successfully data for these for the Macbook mini, the last fall of all worked very well this winter. Now I'm home and you want to move to the Mini, but feel there must be a better way to move these data twice a year (as she moves do not). A few solutions that I see are:

  1. Empty the main mini and do everything on the Macbook. Kind of a pain as the hooks upwards, but more that I would have the Macbook in my backpack and have an office to work on, or have windows running on the Macbook and OS X on the desktop.
  2. Get a fast external drive and move the reader with data between machines - back and only when I spend my winter home mainly. This seems the best option, but I want to keep the other machine operation when the drive is gone (although it does not run the applications above).
  3. iCloud... too slow, bad connectivity at home, too big files (I use photo stream for most on my iPad and iPhone).

  I'm looking for safe and effective to do this gesture twice a year, I like suggestions, or just point me to an existing solution. I posted this in OS X as it seemed better than hardware, but if it belongs somewhere else let me know. Thanks for your help.

  Option 2 is certainly the way I'd go. Invest in training on an empty stomach you can afford, or you think is a reasonable investment and go for it. I would also get a player with a very fast interface, Thunderbolt, if your computer supports, USB 3 would be my second choice. I would also like to get something that had the redundancy. A double disk configuration that can be configured as a RAID 1 mirror so if a disk fails, you lose all your data.

  Something like this http://www.lacie.com/ca/en/products/raid/2big-thunderbolt-2/

  or this https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/Thunderbolt/External-Drive/OWC/Elite-Dual-RAID

  Remember, the RAID is not a backup. Always save your files!

• RAM memmory

  Hi all. Owner of a HP Elite 7100 mount I want to know, what memory RAM is supported on this computer. I bought Kingston 4 GB (two parts) kit DDR3 1333 MHz Non - ECC, CL9, 1.5V, LowProfile and when I installed on my PC and I started, have begun to start a... Excuse my English. TNK

  Then the Ram chips you bought aren't good and must be returned.

  According to the analysis, you can use 2 GB per slot, so 2 X 2 GB chips would be nice.

  The supplier of the chip would be able to send you the right tokens, but you need to talk with them.

• Pavilion Elite HPE (HPE-210y): Travel in RAID 0

  Hi all.

  Recently, I upgraded my hard drive of 1 TB to 2 TB. I bought two hard drives of 2 TB because I planned to run RAID 1, but after that I cloned one of the 2 TB drives and removed the old 1 TB, I decided to save in a different way.   I have most of the things I wanted to back upward again on the old hard drive and another method seemed to be a better route. My uses of son for a little game and RAID 1 seemed to be struggling against productive and not as safe.

  So, I'll be able to move my new drive 2 TB in RAID 0 with my other new 2 TB drive even if I use one right now?

  Else consider this computer Noob?

  Once more, I find myself at the mercy of the much more educated HP Forum members lol.

  Here are my computer specs:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-200-desktop-PC-series/4160010/model/416001...

  Hard drive is the same, but upgraded to 2 TB

  Pavilion Elite HPE (HPE-210y), AMD Phenom II x 4 3.0 GHz, 4 X 2 8 GB RAM, GeForce graphics 970, win 10

  Hello

  HP's instructions for configuring RAID using the AMD RAIDXpert. Read at least twice.

  Check your BIOS settings and make sure that the SATA is set to RAID.

  I suggest you connect hard drives to ports SATA 1 and 2 (blue and white). Among the old HP AMD motherboards we're picky about which ports SATA would be supported RAID.

  

  BTW - RAID 1 is much more secure that it will provide redundancy in the event of a hard drive failure and RAID 0 won't.

• Need help to install on win xp SP2, hp 8300 elite raid drivers?

  I spent to win 7 on HP elite 8300 for win xp sp2. I did this because I had to install a specific software that only works on Windows xp sp2. And now I have the problem with the raid drivers. I need help how to install them, and I don't know if I downloaded the right one.

  Maybe the only solution is to insert sort this driver in the instalation of win xp cd because I don't have floppy drive.

  HP elite 8300

  SERIES:[personal information]

  PRODCT NO.: B0F31EA #AKQ

  Hello:

  Please read the info on the link below on how to integrate the SATA/RAID drivers.  Read the Intel section and read the document about how to integrate all the drivers.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-operating-systems-e-g-Windows-8-and-software/SATA-drivers-for-XP-solution-on-0x0000007B-BSOD/m-p/114120#M17758

  The drivers from the link below allows you to integrate. Second listed file is what you need for XP 32 bit.

  http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=21730&ProdId=2101&lang=eng&OSVersion=Windows%20XP%20 * & DownloadType=.

  The real driver you need is the controller RAID Intel® Express Chipset SATA Desktop/Workstation/Server. But all by wake.

• HP Elite Book 840 g1: change the RAID on AHCI on Elitebook 840 g 1

  I have an Elite book 840 g1. I'm changing to AHCI RAID and cannot get it done. I tried everything on the web regarding the registry settings and changes to the bios. Nothing has worked. Any suggestions?

  Solution to change RAID AHCI on an HP EliteBook 840g 1

  My EliteBook 840 g 1 does not have a CD/DVD drive, so I put my software available on a USB stick and this worked great.

  1. back up your PC or important documents.

  2 put the software available on CD/DVD or USB depending on one you plan to use.

  3. close all programs and restart your PC.

  -C' is where it gets difficult.

  4. enter in the Bios by pressing the ESC key

  5. make sure you change your boot order / put USB or CD/DVD first in order - depending on what you are going to use

  6. once in the BIOS go to the 'Advanced tab' and then 'Device Configurations '.

  7. go to RAID/AHCI and switch to AHCI

  8 save the settings and exit.

  -C' is where it gets trickier.

  9. THIS CRITICISM IS - after save and exit the BIOS of the PC will start start - don't let it throw - back in the BIOS before it starts

  10. once in the BIOS, go to the boot options and select the option that you put your software available.

  11. now booting from USB or CD/DVD, you have your software available on

  12. your PC will now go through the re-imaging process and when it's done, you'll be in AHCI.

  13. you can check by going to "Device Manager" > double-click on ' controllers IDE ATA/ATAPI "and below you see"Intel 8 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller '.

  14. He verifies that you are in AHCI

  15 take advantage of the improved performance

  The extent of the change RAID on AHCI by using registry settings I couldn't get it work. I changed the starting value of several channels (msahci, istorA, istorV, etc.) and couldn't make the change happen. From my experience, I had to reimage my PC for that change to AHCI RAID. If someone has a proven solution, changing to AHCI RAID in registry settings without having to do a reimage would be what they please report them.  Thank you and I hope that all this information is useful.

• Pavilion Elite HPE-570f RAID 0?

  I just bought a Pavilion Elite HPE-570f.  Blazing fast CPU and graphics, but I/O does not.  At only a single HD 5400.  I want to install two discs and set RAID 0.  This motherboard will it take?  Thank you

  WannJL wrote: I just bought a Pavilion Elite HPE-570f.  Blazing fast CPU and graphics, but I/O does not.  At only a single HD 5400.  I want to install two discs and set RAID 0.  This motherboard will it take?  Thank you

  Hello WannJL, according to the specifications of your system, that can be found here, Raid0 as well as Raid1 are supported.

  It shows the 7200 RPM and 5400 RPM drives.

  If you want even more performance, you might consider the Western Digital VelociRaptor series discs, (10 000 rpm), or as Big_Dave claim, one of the SSDS.

• HP Compaq 8200 Elite: HP Compaq 8200 Elite - Raid driver

  I have configured my two 250 GB SSD in raid 0, but I can't seem to install Windows on raid 500 GB without driver. I tried three or four drivers already without success. May be it someone please redirect me to the correct driver?

  Off eSATA, started right without a driver. Guess it was conflicted.

• RAID 0 - size of the pagefile - MIPS - Overclocking - HD video Production

  01/06/10
  
  Hi HP.
  
  Last month I bought a refurbished
  
  HP Pavilion Elite m9650f
  Product # NJO62AAR #ABA
  S/N [text removed for privacy]
  
  Intel Core i7 920 Quad Core 2.66 GHz CPU
  Pegatron, IPMTB-TK, Truckee (HP) - UL8E, MB
  6 GB (2 GB x 3 sticks), RAM PC3-8500, DDR3,
  750GB, SATA 3 G, 7 200 RPM x 2, RAID 0, HD
  NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT, 1.5 GHz, 512 MB GDDR3
  
  After a rocky start, with many BSOD and updates of the
  HP website and replace a bad stick of RAM, the HP is now stable.
  
  I tested this HP with Vista x 64 and Win 7 x 64 separately
  and fine tuned for high performance and he analyzed several
  time at PCPitstop.com with 'OverDrive '.
  
  This HP will be used for HD video Production and computer animation.
  
  Here are some questions that I wonder about:

  I tried separately from Windows Vista x 64 and Windows 7 x 64.
  
  It seems that I get an increase of about 4,000 MIPS (CPU) with Vista on Win 7.
  
  Is this a significant difference or not?
  
  Does anyone know how a difference of about 4,000 MIPS
  will or will not affect motion graphics and
  HD video production applications?
  
  For HD video production, it is best not to let the divided page file
  in 2 or more fragments or is it more important to have too large
  a page as your RAM file will allow?
  
  BIOS of HP does not access the Overclocking.
  Have ideas on how to work around this problem?
  [Pegatron, card mother IPMTB-TK, Truckee (HP) - UL8E]
  
  Can you tell me step by step how to configure RAID 0?
  
  I have two Association Seagate 750 GB, SATA 3 G, hard disks 7 200 RPM.
  
  They are physically installed and I have too much Intel Matrix Storage Manager.
  
  I tried, but I'm not sure that everything came together properly
  
  and I want to do it again or see a second time to be sure.
  
  Could you please tell me step by step how to set up a RAID 0 on this HP
  and then what I should see when I look at 'Computer' (the desktop icon)
  and the total GB of storage should I find, I see still two hard drives
  and then in Control Panel / administrative tools/computer management/storage how
  Disk management should review, etc.
  
  You have any other suggestions to improve this
  HP for HD video Production and computer animation?
  
  Thank you for your time.

  Hi Big Dave,

  Thank you for responding and for having responded to my ad in the hardware section too.

  Until recently, I never knew RAID any so I backed up my hard drive

  to try the fastest mode of 0, just for the experience and I can say that 113 MB per second is quite impressive.

  In addition, I was not sure of the steps so I winged it is best that I could.  Now, I want to assure you of the steps.

  Thanks for the link to install VISTA RAID that's just what I was looking for.

  I know RAID 0 is too risky and I am ready to return to RAID 1.

  In the two discs hard Seagate firmware is up to date.

  Thanks for the links compare NIVIDIA and ATI video cards

  and links to replace the power supply and the video card.

  Yes the GTX 260 seems very interesting, and I'll keep it in mind when finances permit.

• HP Elite HPE - 580T: PSU Update / replacement for HP OEM

  You are looking to upgrade the 550W power 460W PSU OEM and have had no luck in finding a power supply that works with the card MOTHER IPMTB-TK (Truckee). It seems that newer power supplies feed the correct required ATX12V Pegatron MOBO. You want to know if there is a recommended after market PSU that will work with this MOBO.

  System Specs:

  HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 580 t; Intel X 58 Express; meomry 24 GB of RAM; Core i7-950 3.0 GHZ; 2 x 1 TB RAID 0; GTX 460; Integrated 7.1 sound

  Please let me know if an upgrade is possible and if recommended PSU

  Update: found a PSU that will replace the current OEM PSU (Antec BP550 Plus).

  PSU OEM specifications required 3 rails of + 12V in order to work and the Antec BP550 Plus corresponding to the criteria of tension with greater rail intensity to meet the requirement of 550W.

  Thank you very much for the help.

• QV993AV: raid xp 8300

  Hi all

  Can someone help me configure RAID for my HP COMPAQ Elite 8300

  My operating system is Windows XP SP2,

  I can not find the device driver Raid Controller, when I configure in Raid and install my operating system, I get the Blue error screen and cannot install XP SP2.

  Thank you

  Hello:

  Please read this guide, section Intel how to integrate the sata raid drivers.  In the guide, there will be a downloadable document with all the information you need to know.   Read the article to know how to integrate all the drivers.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-operating-systems-and-software/SATA-drivers-for-XP-solution-on-0x0000007B-BSOD/m-p/114120#M17758

  Make sure the BIOS disk controller setting is on RAID before proceeding with the installation.  The default setting is AHCI.

  This guide being old, I zipped to the top and attached sata drivers, you need to integrate below.

  Download and uncompress the file in its folder.  Then, the file will be ready to wake.

  Wake once again, each of them, and the XP slipstreamed installation disc will be able to install Windows XP Home edition on any model Intel Desktop or laptop PC that supports windows XP support.

  Another method would be to install the correct driver by using a USB floppy drive and copy the files below without any folder to a floppy disk and install it using the F6 prompt.

  With the floppy drive method, you must use the up/down arrow keys to scroll and select the driver you need.

  The driver that you need for the raid controller in your machine is this one...

  Intel (r) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller

• Pavilion Elite HPE-170F recovery problem

  I woke up yesterday to a problem of blue screen on my Windows 7 Pavilion Elite HPE-170F.  Following reboot, but would end up the same way.  Tried to boot mode without failure, but same result.  A technician came to the House and he did Diagnostics with its test disc that says the HD had to be replaced.  I had my recovery disks that I made when I bought the computer 4 years, which made her happy.  He installed the new HD and put the old in another location, planning to transfer my files after the restore.  He began the process of recovery with disk 1 and told me to change the disks as needed while he went to see another client.  All done and then it entered into startup mode of windows. went black for a while and then gave me the message "Windows Setup could not configure Windows to run on hardware.  The technician returned and tried other things but the same results.  We ordered a new series of HP recovery disks but will take a week.  The question, since the instructions say to disconnect everything except the monitor, keyboard, and mouse, would be the printer that is wireless a problem and should it be turned off?  Also, the mouse and the keyboard are different than the original, which would be a problem.  In addition, Windows installed several updates of the day before the problem.

  I venture a guess the your computer uses an Intel chipset, can be set to "RAID", and the replacement of the hard disk is a disk AF (Advanced Format). Please see desktop HP - can not recover the PC after replacing the Hard Drive with an AF Drive (Windows 7 and Vista) for more information on this topic. Please see computers HP-HP System Recovery troubleshooting (Windows 7) for more information on the AF drives and some troubleshooting tips.

  Alternatively, if you can still read the Windows product key of 25 characters on the COA Microsoft attached to your computer, you can install Windows 7 using this key. Please see "how to install Windows 7 without the disc" to get instructions on how to download Windows 7, create the installation media and install Windows 7 using the product key 25 character of the COA Microsoft on your computer. Using this method will not install HP customizations or value-added software and you will have to manually install all necessary drivers.

  Windows 7 SP1 can be found HERE and HERE.

   

  Direct link to Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool.

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

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