G62-340US: identify the revision number of the laptop (1.0, 1.1, 1.2)

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• HP g62-340us: FIND THE DATE OF MANUFACTURE for a HP G62-340US?

  How to find the date of manufacture on my HP G62-340US

  Ken

  Hi, Ken

  This means that your laptop has built in 2011 (1) in the 2nd week of the calendar year (02) or January 2011.

• Satellite Pro A100-CS3: try to identify the laptop

  Hello

  My wife received a laptop to use with his work. It is marked as a Satellite Pro A100 CS3. I tried to find the drivers for the WIFI (Win XP) but no Toshiba site does recognize the A100-CS3. Can someone help me out here. Thank you.

  It is also called PSAACE, so work on that assumption, that of WLAN driver I need - Intel or Atheros?

• How to identify the mobile computer Satellite?

  My son has a portable Satellite series and we have to do a reinstall full.

  (1) where to find model?
  (2) we also lost the disk to reboot.
  (3) no figures legible on the underside.

  Please help us

  When you post under Group Satellite P then you probably know have you Pxxx Satellite model.

  # You can install Vista using the Microsoft installation disc and when finished open system information and there you can see the model of system accurate and equipment inside. Thus, it can be easy to identify the laptop you have.
  # You can use the Microsoft installation disc
  # I don't understand that there is no label Toshiba with important information

  How old is this laptop?
  You can visit the nearest Toshiba service and ask for help. they can tell you exactly which model you have.

• How do I know if the laptop has been refurbished HP?

  Product: HP G62-340US

  Hello

  I bought this laptop on EBay they had listed renovated manufacturing, I even sent them a message asking where this product has been renovated since then and they sayed manufacturing. Finally anyway how can I know that this product was actually refurbished at HP? Not considering, it is serial number located anywhere on this laptop.

  -Thank you

  If there is no HP sticker on the laptop (it may be in the Bay of battery or under the protection of the memory-hard drive according to the model), then is is not rehabilitated by HP.

  If you place the HP sticker then product number (p/n) will reflect an R in the string just before the #.

  See this post

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/other-notebook-PC-questions/how-to-know-if-my-laptop-is-a-refurbished-product/TD-p/133332

  Sticker HP will look like this, #2 is the number of the product

  

• HP G62 - 340US Black screen on power on, no corresponding led error code

  Hey all,.

  Having a problem with my laptop HP G62-340US. The computer will continue to feed on, but the screen does not light, but the caps lock light has a constant slow continuous flashing. The indicator light next to the charging port is orange, as the light next to the wireless button. (There is no NumLock on the keyboard of a light)

  I looked at the link to HP support for this issue, located here:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01443366

  But was unable to find my specific situation. Any help or idea would be greatly appricieated.

  Thank you!

  Try to start the machine without the battery and connected to the power adapter. Try to boot the machine with a single chip memory installed (if you have two). Try changing the location of the chip memory if you don't have one. Do a hard reset by removing the battery, power adapter, pressing the power button for 1 minute, reconnect the battery and power adapter, and then try again. If this does not work, you will have a video chip problem that would require a reflow (I know this isn't your model, but it shows you what may be involved):

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage & v = bnkQNmKauEc #t = 4S

  Good shops use pistols temperature controlled at worst and stations Infra red reflow for more accurate results.  The video was just to give you an idea what may be wrong.

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage & v = wEVv7p - JDc #t = 8 S

• HP G62-340US: it will be useful to upgrade my CPU?

  I recently bought 8 GB of RAM and an SSD of high quality for my 6 year old HP G62-340US, but the computer feels not as fast it should with these updates. I have an AMD 2.2 Ghz processor, but the CPU still seems to be maxing out, even at startup. This doesn't seem right, so I ask you:

  Is this old CPU slow down my computer?
  If this is the case, is it possible to upgrade my CPU to something newer and fastest?

  JGSaunders

  Hello;
  
  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!
  
  I read your post on performance issues and wanted to help.

  To start, you can see if anything in this post help with performance problems: HP PCs - increase the performance system and maintenance of your computer (Windows 10) | HP® customer support

  IF that is not the case, then you are against some serious limitations.

  First of all, your PC did not come with preinstalled Win10, so I think that you have gone to Win10 of Win7, right?

  Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the problem, that you are facing is that Microsoft provides only pilots with the most basic features and what you really need for these features in laptops is the specialized drivers written for the specific material found in laptops - and unfortunately, there is no HP Win10 laptop driver.

  This means that your PC is probably NEVER going to be fully functional under Win10 because the pilots is needs for all features simply do not exist!

  Secondly, you have installed Win10 32 bit, so you wasted your money by buying this memory.  The 32-bit Windows operating system are limited by the policy of using only a little more than 3.2 GB of memory, regardless of the amount of memory you have in the machine.  There are hacks which allow you to use ALL your memory, but those who violate the license agreement with MS, so we does not allow to refer to them.

  -------------------------------------------------

  One possibility, if you want to go to the trouble, is to do a clean installation of Win10 by using media, created using this link: install Windows 10 using the tool of creation of media - Windows help

  Note that when you download and build install media, the default tool corresponding to what is already installed on your PC (as in home for the House, and 64-bit to 64 - bit).  While you CAN change these settings, are NOT.  If you do, the media that results will be different and will force you to enter a NEW product code.

  Once you have that media, you start from it and install Win10 on top of what you have now.  However, you will lose all settings, configurations, and applications in the process.  So reinstall applications, this is what is required if you go down this road.

  However, I did this on an HP DV6 laptop and since then he is working very well!

  Good luck
  
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• Satellite M300 - how to identify the model number?

  Hi all

  Someone knows how to identify my model number? On the bottom it says it is PSMD4L-O1E00C model and serial number is 48188716W but when I go to http://gedb.toshiba.com who must tell me the model number for use on the Web site for drivers etc it says - Combo series and model valid, couldn't find it in our database. Please try again

  Ive tried all combinations, in the case of O are zeros or O ideas?

  Its a satellite M300, I bought in Singapore

  Hello

  To be honest, I never saw this Toshiba site
  Normally, the numbers are correct, because I compared it with my laptop.

  However, why you n t download the drivers on the site of Toshiba Asia? Here, I founded your model code, PSMD4L:
  http://www.PC.Toshiba-Asia.com => Services & Support

• G62-340US: the best RAM and SSD together for an older G62?

  I want to improve my old and slow HP G62 with a new SSD and RAM and I have a few questions.

  First of all, I found two very similar RAM packs on Amazon and I don't know what is the difference or one that will work with my laptop?

  http://www.Amazon.com/crucial-PC3-8500-204-pin-CT2K4G3S1067M-CT2C4G3S1067M/DP/B008LTBJFM?ie=UTF8&key...

  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/product/B005LDLVAO/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk

  Second, it is possible to install an SSD in the computer? And if that's the case, what is the recommended product?

  Thirdly, if I replace my hard drive with an SSD, should I buy another copy of the operating system or is at - it a way to save that?

  You want the package of upper memory which is the right speed and density of your laptop. The other memory is more recent and probably not compatible. The top of the page says memory is for a Mac that is not in itself a problem, but you may want to consider the memory recommended by HP:

  4 GB (for models 1.1 and 1.2 only) 599092-001

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-VH641AT-4-GB-DDR3-PC3-10600/DP/B0030L3B8E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1459805725&SR=8-1&keywords=599092-001

  Absolutely, you can install an SSD on the laptop. Assuming that your 10 Windows is activated you can do a full system image bootable Windows 10 or you can install clean media media creation tool again and the activation of just MS servers identify your computer and you will be activated again even if you change the hard drive.

  Let us know if you need help most.

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

• In the bar of windows svn revision number

  Hello

  I think about the possibility of putting on the application toolbar (exe) SVN revision number. I would be characteristic of the usueful to quickly assess, what source application, code review is to build in.

  What I need is therefore a kind of trigger/interface that I could use to launch scrap one code that modify the bar of the application window when the application is being built. I thought to prepare the chain using the Exec.vi system (to run the command - st svn.exe to get the information I need). But how is it I can impose on LV to trigger this code only when the build operation starts?

  Or maybe I'll use different approach?

  Hello

  in the build specification, you can run a VI prior to construction.

  So if you know how to find the svn revision number, you can call a vi that change the name of your VI main when you build the exe...

  I think it is the right way! :-)

  Best regards

• "isass.exe system error indicates an encountered or specified revision number is not one known by the service." System does not boot.

  My roommate has downloaded a manual from LG Electronics cell phone in format .pdf (Adobe). The download is complete on Firefox. It double click on the download finished in the 'Download', its pc box became very slow and finally frozen. It is running Windows XP Media since 2004 / 2005.
  When it tried to reboot, the following message appeared...

  "... isass.exe system error indicates an encountered or specified revision number is not one known by the service." Continues it's maybe a more recent revision, then the service is aware of... »

  Then will continually attempt to restart. by a failure. Note the sequence of the events above are as accurate as the harshness.

  Does this mean the registry is damaged?

  Ran Iolo System Mechanic and has been able to run the tests in two (2). One of the physical drive and the other to the integrity of the partition. Nothing helps. A ran Norton recovery and found no errors. Performed a chkdsk /r and no mistake. Ran a chkdsk/p and found errors, but was not fixed. Any suggestions about where to start?

  I would like to thank all those who helped in my installation of Windows 8 Preview of consumer. He didn't find any problems of incompatibility with Norton a few months back and HP support said that the hard drive has been ruined, and I had to buy one of them after receiving the disks to install Win 7 again. Instead, I have used Drive Scrubber from Iolo System Mechanic and installed Win 7 perfectly. I'm now back with Windows 8. ALL of you are awseome!

  Donnie

  Hello

  Try to start in last know good confriguration pressing f8

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/307852

• How to remove the frame of the screen on HP G62-340US

  I have a broken screen I want to replace but I'm not sure how to remove the framing safely. There should be a few screws at the bottom, but I don't see any. There are plastic flat points where I thought I'd find screws. This model don't live on the bezel, so burst you just off the coast at the base? I watched a few videos on the internet, and each similar to mine model has screws on the bottom.

  HP G62-340US

  Edit: The plastic parts is proved be stickers. I used a sewing needle to take them off.

  Hello:

  If you have not read the help manual, I suggest you do so.

  Please refer to Chapter 4 for R & R procedures component.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02641795.PDF

• Can I use the HP Director software (WinXP) on my laptop HP G62-340US (Win7) with HP PSC 1510xi?

  Can I use the HP Director software from my Office WinXP (HP Pavilion 325c) on my laptop HP G62-340US (Win7 64 bit)?

  If so, the version of the XP software will work on my Win7 64 bit system?

  I really liked the HP Director functions when I used it on my desk.

  Maybe... Can I use my discs backup or restore of my office to install more software HP Director on my laptop?

  I found my answer!  Director of HP has been replaced by the HP solutions Center - which I installed it and it works.  However, I prefer the interface on the HP Director than the Solution Center.

• U3014, the last revision number?

  Hello

  Contemplating the purchase of U3014 30 "monitor, I have read about the issues buyers had with revisions before A03 who supposedly fixed these issues. Could I please someone have replied with the current revision number at the moment on this monitor and if all past issues have now been regularized?

  See you soon

  I was hoping that other customers of U3014 would. The last revision I've seen posted here was A04. As for what it does, no idea. These data are provided to us more.

• Help me determine the revision number [Studio 1537]

  Dell Studio 1537 laptop (IE. 2009)

  I'm trying to determine what replacement lid, hinges and the bezel I should order for fix up of my old Studio before I sell it.  I know that I should be able to disassemble and read labels to find out what revision it is, but staff repair Dells exchanged so many parts around during the process when I had sent in their I don't know what are the original parts, or where I could look at to determine what revision number, I would need with the current configuration.  Any advice would be appreciated.  Read on for more details...

  The problem

  The bezel fits the cover properly, but not around the screen.  It covers the bottom edge and one side of the screen by about 1/8 ", although there is a black area exposed on the top edge and the opposite side.  Basically, it seems that the lcd screen is not properly aligned inside the cover, but I removed the bezel to fix it myself to see that the screen is mounded and well aligned.  After some research I remember reading something on the various revisions of the Studio 15 series, using different parts, which are not all compatible between them, but I don't know if the cover is the cause of the problem, or have the bezel bad for this cover... or if these parts are, but the LCD is bad for both.  so the last however-many-years, I lived with the screen out of the Center.

  To add more complications to the problem, I know that there are several other parts changed to a time or an other (see below for details), so cannot be sure that, if necessary, are original.  The only part I feel confident comes from my original CD is the lower cover that has the number of Service and other info stickers on.  It's all a big cover tho, so it could easily had been changed from one unit to another.  So with that taken into account, indeed, I know not what is original and what is not, or what part should I use to find the correct revision number and get the replacement parts for the cover right.

  Any ideas where I could look to find the revision number of right for the parts that are on it now?  My best guess is that I should see exactly what LCD is in it and go from there.  I think that since it is the only part that I want to keep the cover Assembly, so I should try to match everything to her.  I'm pretty sure that any revision of the lid will be attached to the base without problem, but again, I don't know that for sure.  If no indication would be greatly appreciated.

  History

  I had to sent to Dell warranty to correct the anomaly of the hinge that was common with these models of Studio, but when I got back, they put a bunch of parts wrong inside.  The glasses fit properly around the screen, the keyboard was not backlit, the hard drive has been the ability of bad, and they changed the rest-wrists/trackpad "marbled" design that was used on previous models.  I had to send it back to them 3 times, before they managed to return to me with especially good pieces in total.  It is in his possession or in transit to or from, for a total of about 3 months before I finally just gave up.

  During this episode, they even called to say that my motherboard need replaced due to damage fluid and that the USB ports were broken, and that it would cost me ~ $350 to fix because it was due to an abuse of the user, so not covered by the warranty.  The laptop works perfectly when I sent it, other than the hinge, and I knew without doubt that fluid had never been spilled on it, and that the USB ports had never given me any problems.  I had to be very strict with them, that I wanted to just hinge replaced, and that if she didn't start and run when I came back, I was going to throw it in the trash, where it belonged and buy a new one, but another company.  As far as I know, these "problems" were never "fixed".  Needless to say, this is the last product of Dell, I bought.

  But back to the point... Then, when they finally got it back to me with only the evil bezel (or lcd panel, or cover... whatever the cause of the problem), and the different style of the palmrest, I said "close enough" and admitted that if I wanted to use the computer, anytime soon, I have to settle with the best effort of incompetent repair staffs and it was her.  So that the how her since then, but at this point, Ive got a new laptop and I would now like to fix their screw-up if I can sell it without taking a hit to his condition.  And in case you were wondering, Yes, the same hinge is broken in the same way, once again, so I need to correct this defect in the design and get the screen/bezel adapted with a correct alignment.  Covers a bit scuffed, so I thought I would buy just a set cover so it is good condition for sale.

  Thank you for taking the time to read and for all the advice

  Okay, so I got parts, and all is right with the world again. Haha. I spent less than $ 20 on a brand-new couvercle lid with hinges, buttons power WLAN, antennas and a new scope.  I had to share my webcam and small green card that defines along the lower part of the cover.  Bezel fits my screen.  Actually ended up getting a cover of art 'Algae' instead of the plain of black or color... the covers of art were actually the cheapest option.  Parts from eBay.

  So here's the rub:. It turns out that the revision number is not relevant.  The items are sorted by part number (P/N), and apparently they used slightly different parts from one year to the other, at least for some parts. Judging from my experience, I would say anyone who attempted to repair game p/n with the same series as you have currently ensure the good editing.

  My 1537 takes a lid of the P600X series (original was P613X, black; replacement is P602X, algae).  Although it looks like any cover would fit, I noticed that the antenna leads on other series were in front of the yew, mine. They were grouped in the same pair, just ran into the lid on opposite sides. It seems that the antenna could possibly be traded around to match the original, but I can't say for sure. It is also possible that the son would still be able to be channelled through the computer and connected to network for both cards, but once again, it is purely speculation on my part.

  The bezel seems to vary depending on what LCD is equipped.  Apparently, there was at least 2 variations, a CFL and LED, backlight as well as changes in the proportions (not sure if these changes are correlated with the backlight, or if these are yet another set of alternatives to consider, as I was not to replace the LCD screen).  From what I understand they have connectors that are different, based on the backlight.  I think mine uses the latest LED backlight, but still once, don't look too far in the screens, it is just the impression I got, and assumes that it is the original Panel, and that Dell did not change with other variants.

  As the bezel, it seems to be the series a bit out there. The injector suitable for my laptop is M135C, although Dell had replaced the original by a M138C, which covers the bottom and left edges of the screen while exposing a black area of the outter screens on the top and side edges straight. The differences are very difficult to detect without having them both in hand to compare, choose different parties based on their appearance is not the way to go.

  Therefore, in summary, I believe that the combination is for my 1537...

  COVER: P600X series

  : LED backlighting

  BEZEL: M135C