HP Envy Phoenix 810-160: graphics card update

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• HP Envy Phoenix 810-160: give up WiFi

  I have a HP Envy Phoenix 810-160 that I bought in April of 2014, it came with loaded Windows 8.1.  It has a Broadcom BCM4352HMP 801.11 ac 2 x 2 Wi - Fi adapter.  It maintains abandon the connection. I have install the driver is 6.30.223.170 from 09/06/2013, I tried updating the driver and it says my driver is up to date. When I go to the available networks list my network is listed under the power of the full signal.  It does not connect and says that it can't connect.   I turn on/off the device in Device Manager and reboot, then I get anywhere from two minutes to an hour or two of functionality so that it falls new.

  I'm going through HP and widows forums forums all day looking for a solution.  I followed all the troubleshooting steps I found on the HP and Windows forums, but none were specific to this model PC and a wireless adapter.   The only step I have not tried it replace the adapter.  computer 8 months, I want to buy a new card from the computer.  As it is connected to the internet from the computer, I received, it's only this morning December 26, 2014 that the connection has begun to wane.

  I tried to update the driver, uninstall and reinstall the adapter off the blue tooth adapter, currently if I toggle the device once in a relationship and reboot, I get a time where I stay logged in, but eventually, he abandons the connection again.

  When I turn on the computer the little indicator white wireless on the front of the computer lights up almost instantly.  I see my home network with the power of the full signal and two laptops and my Iphone right next to the computer to connect to the same network with full signal strength.

  Hello:

  This is the latest driver W8.1 I could find... 6.30.223.227

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=CP-139598-1 & CC = US & DLC = in & LC = on & JumpID = reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0002

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810-160: I can't get the sound to work

  I just got the

  HP ENVY Phoenix 810-160 and I can not for the life of me get the sound to work.  I use it with a HP Envy 23 inch monitor which also has audio Beats and a HDMI cable connection.  I went through all the steps on the support page of the monitor and desktop support page.  Any help out there?  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  No, it's going to work, you can not connect computer Office AiO 23 and get a sound of the AiO 23.

  Kind regards.

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-160: hard drive crash?

  Hello

  My desktop computer has been acting lately. Before start time allows to be very fast, but now is the time to start take much more time. Then when I want to start the computer, it looks like not detected media presence and try to start on the network. I looked online and saw that a solution to this was to rearrange the order of startup, so I made sure that windows boot Manager was the first and followed the online instructions to disable startup by network. Now when I try to start, I get a screen that says don't: no operating system installed on the hard disk. I then ran a test drive that has no hard drive. Then I restarted the test and drive past. So my best option to replace the hard drive? In this case it is the disc ssd of 16 GB to be replaced or the 1 TB hard drive?

  Thanks for your help

  @New_Guy1, welcome to the forum.

  It would be your primary hard drive (HDD) that needs to be replaced.  The SSD is simply used as a cache for the HARD drive.  You should consider to replace the HDD with a SSD.  The increase in performance is amazing.

  I have a HP 860-170vr Gaming ready desktop computer.  It came with a HARD drive installed.  When first started, I couldn't believe how slow it started.  I installed a Samsung EVO 840 500 GB SSD, I had bought earlier.  It made a world of difference.  If you buy a HARD drive, it should be the same size or larger than the one replaced.  This is to ensure that the Recovery media will work.

  If you decide to go with a SSD I suggest Samsung.  They seem to work best with the HP BIOS.  I'll be happy to tell you the best way to install it.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• 810-160 Phoenix envy: envy phoenix 810-160: try to install Win10 after BSOD and format; drivers not found

  A few weeks ago, I got the BSOD and could only reformat without saving. After a data recovery service ravaged my hard drive, I bought a new drive. My recovery disk is not found (my guess is the woman she pitched in one of his fits of cleaning). Of course, I have to re - install the operating system and bought Win10 home.

  I plugged the USB and started the installation, but now get a message that no driver device were found. It is a pain, but it makes sense. Went to the website of HP drivers on your laptop and downloaded all the drivers, it produces for my specific model.

  Where I'm stuck:

  I have a pop up that says "Windows Setup" and "Select the driver to install", with a window not populated. I plugged my USB key containing the drivers and found him - USB key (H.) I chose this drive and the folder where I placed the drivers. Click OK and I get the message "no device driver has been found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK. »

  If I have the drivers provided by HP and they are not recognized, how do I proceed?

  Hello:

  Make sure that you dΘmarrez from a USB 2 port.

  You will not be able to install Windows from a port USB3.

  If you have the W10 installation media in a USB 2 port, windows can you are looking for the sata controller driver, so see if it works...

  Download the drivers from this link below (first or second listed file - 1 file listed (64-bit).

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/25165/Intel-rapid-storage-technology-Intel-RST-RAID-driver

  Extract (copy) the files on a USB FlashDrive without all records.

  With the flash player and the installation media W10 plugged into the machine, boot from the W10 installation media.

  After selecting the install now option, select the training - Advanced menu, Options and select the option load a driver.

  You should now see the storage driver files listed.

  If you check the box, it only includes the compatible driver.

  Follow the prompts and I hope, W10 will install.

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810-160: HP ENVY Phoenix 810-160, no video at startup, on occasion

  When you press the Start button on my new computer, quite often it has no video for my screen output even if the computer turns on and seems to be running.  I must shake the switch and sometimes even put it off, and then turned to get video output.  All ideas, this is a new computer and I can't wait to send it back, but don't want a constant problem?

  It is a hardware problem and must be sent for repairs.  Talk to them first, you may just send the rear monitor.

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-160 Deskto: upgrade Windows 10 recovery disks

  When I bought this PC, I made the recovery discs immediately.  I later upgraded that PC of 8.1 Win Win 10 back when Windows 10 was a free upgrade.  If I have all the important issues in the future that may require a full restore, I prefer NOT having to go back to 8.1 earn and have buy Windows 10 to get back to where I am now.

  Is there a way to 'redo' recovery discs now so that any future recovery back me to Windows 10?

  Thank you!!

  > I prefer NOT having to go back to 8.1 earn and have buy Windows 10 to get back to where I am now.

  Because Windows 10 is installed on your computer, Microsoft has a "fingerprint" of your hardware,

  who gives you the right to re - install Windows 10 without having to buy a product key.

  > Is it possible to 'redo' recovery discs now so that any future recovery back me to Windows 10?

  Yes.  Or, if you have an empty 8GB USB - memory stick, you can write a copy of Windows 10 to it.

  See: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

  for a free download of Windows 10.

  When using this media, click on 'I don't have a product key' and the 'right' will allow you to continue with the installation.

• Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver update for HP ENVY Phoenix 810-135qe desktop

  Hello

  I recently bought a HP ENVY Phoenix 810-135qe desktop computer, during a performance of the construction in the auditor of updates to HP program that it is announcing the following update available for my machine and I was wondering if there were more details about what he actually did and/or updates/patches?

  Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver

  Description
  This package provides the driver for Intel Chipset SATA RAID solutions and SATA AHCI Controller in models supported that are running a supported operating system.

  Communicate details
  Exit the: 2014-01-23
  File name:sp65114.exe [1/1, 17.92 M]
  A Version12.8.2.1000 Rev.
  Compatibility:
  Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

  Fix/development
  -Provides original drivers

  As you can see the description of correction and improvement really provided no details as to what is fixed or improved.

  If I need to apply this patch, it would be nice to understand a little better what to expect and what is fixed and/or improvements.  You have to forgive me because I'm old school and I usually generally follow the routine "if it ain't broke don't fix it".  I'll do what it takes well so I have a better understanding of what is going to happen in the case where updating mess something inadvertently.

  Thank you

  JCOOPER2

  Hello:

  What is the technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology software.

  http://www.Intel.com/support/chipsets/IMSM/sb/CS-020784.htm

  It is not necessary to install the update if you do not want.

  I doubt you will notice a difference in performance if you have it installed.

  It is unlikely that all the problems would result in the update (however could apply Murphy's law), but like you said... "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

• Want to Phoenix 810-160: USB controller driver

  I need the driver for the USB controller to a Phoenix 810-160 desire. the system motherboard is a worm MS-7826 1.0, the device in the "other devices" section manager said there is no driver installed.  I tried all the usual bugs, uninstall it, restart, update driver etc. nothing works.  Working USB 2.0 ports 3.0 ports do recognize not all devices, but they will slow down load a cell phone when it is connected so that they get the power. Thanks for the help

  Hello, go to http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-envy-phoenix-810-100-desktop-pc-series/5399342/model/6529902

  Download USB Intel under section (sp65142) Chipset host controller driver and install.

  If it does not please post since the Device Manager hardware ID to find the suitable driver for you.

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810-230qe: PC upgrade as a whole

  Hi all!

  I am writing to talk about upgrading my PC, a HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 230qe, as a whole. Initially, I bought a PC with a FX-8320 and a little sad back in 2013 graphics card and bought a carepack with her. Once the graphics card has failed and has been replaced three times in a single year, I called HP support and a nice case manager (thank you Lorraine!) hooked me up with this one - a k 4770, 12 GB of RAM and a beautiful 270 r9. However, I'm not comfortable with the temperatures of the PC under load because there is only a single fan for all of your PC and it is blocked by water from Asetek 92 mm cooling for the CPU package.  So, I was looking to upgrade the PC as a whole around my birthday later this year. I had planned on keeping the CPU, GPU, RAM and 2 TB HDD, but I was left confused - the PC came with a 16GB mSATA 'Cache', and I know not whether or not the 2 TB of HARD drive or the mSATA drive has my Windows OS on it - if it has Windows, I'm having a few problems. A photo of two devices are here. Furthermore, I don't know how the CPU is. I was wondering if anyone knew or not that the CPU has been mounted normally or if it has been welded on - motherboard was made by MSI and the model name is "MS-7826.

  If someone wants to see my upgrade of the list or make suggestions, it can be found here. I hope I can get some tips on the PC as well as help with my questions!

  Adam, welcome to the forum.

  I'll add my comments in a space next to your questions.

  AdamF wrote:

  Hi all!

  I am writing to talk about upgrading my PC, a HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 230qe, as a whole. Initially, I bought a PC with a FX-8320 and a little sad back in 2013 graphics card and bought a carepack with her. Once the graphics card has failed and has been replaced three times in a single year, I called HP support and a nice case manager (thank you Lorraine!) hooked me up with this one - a k 4770, 12 GB of RAM and a beautiful 270 r9. However, I'm not comfortable with the temperatures of the PC under load because there is only a single fan for all of your PC and it is blocked by water from Asetek 92 mm cooling for the CPU package.  So, I was looking to upgrade the PC as a whole around my birthday later this year. I had planned on keeping the CPU, RAM, GPU and 2 TB HARD drive, but this left confused me - the PC came with a 16GB mSATA 'Cache', and I don't know whether or not the 2 TB HARD drive (this hard drive will be installed on this Windows operating system) or mSATA drive (this disk is used as a cache and does she not have any programs.) has my Windows OS on it - if it has Windows, I'm having a few problems. A photo of two devices are here. (The 'Recovery Image D:' partition on your photo is actually on the 2 TB HARD drive.  The mSATA drive is not listed because it is not used as storage). Furthermore, I don't know how the CPU is. I was wondering if anyone knew if the CPU was normally mounted (here are the specifications of the motherboard.  The processor has a standard outlet and can be easily upgraded.) or if it has been welded on - motherboard was made by MSI and the model name is "MS-7826.

  If someone wants to see my upgrade of the list or make suggestions, it can be found here. I hope I can get some tips on the PC as well as help with my questions!

  What you are wanting to do can work.  However, whenever you have high end components in a matter of smaller size, you will have problems with the HEAT.  You're right to worry.  Heat will cause all components to fail prematurely.  If you try to move the motherboard for another case, you must ensure that the holes in the match of the motherboard the accessory in the case.  In addition, some of the connectors cannot be the same as in a case of HP.  HP has their motherboards designed specifically for them.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-130qe: Beats Audio Control Panel is missing after upgrade to Windows 10 anniversary

  OK I need help with my HP Envy Phoenix 810-130qe desktop computer. My pc came with Windows Pro 8.1 and it had an audio panel where you can set the audio beats. When Windows 10 came out I've upgraded to Pro 10 Windows and my control panel audio beats was still on my pc and worked very well. Then, when Windows 10 anniversary came out August 2 my pc automatically updated for the anniversary edition. Everything was normal, but my control panel audio beats had disappeared and I was able to find it anywhere. Do anyone knows how I can get it back or if there is no driver I can download to get it.

  Hello:

  If the W8.1 driver does not work, this W10 IDT audio driver should restore function Audio Beats.

  This package provides the Tempo IDT High Definition Audio Driver for assumption of office models that are running a supported operating system.

  File name: sp71717.exe

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810-445qe: specifications of need on 14.79 GB "Disk 1" labelled "Datadrive1 (e).

  I spent the last few days setting up a brand new HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 445qe I ordered from HP.com. (Information system down in the case, it may be necessary.)
  
  I did what all the new owners of the system should do after you set up the system: I did a DVD repair system, and am about to do my first image with Windows 7 (64 bit) backup.
  
  Of course, when you perform an image backup (which is like making a photocopy of your hard drive to a point in time) you can not store this backup on the same drive you're imaging, for the obvious reason that you can not write to disk at the same time you are Imaging it. If the image backup dialog box gave me three options of storage location:
  
  (1) Datadrive1 (E)
  (2) WD MyBook external hard drive (G)
  (3) Blu - Ray / DVD / CD drive (F)
  
  I was curious about the "Datadrive1" because I didn't know that's where! I don't me read something about it, then I went to control panel > system and security > ' Create and format hard disk partitions "(under administrative tools on the system menu and security - or the type of management of the computer in the Start Menu) to take a look at the drives and partitions.
  
  This computer was said to come with a SATA 3 TB and because disk 0 is close to 3 TB, with a labeled 100 MB partition "EFI System Partition" a 2779,01 GB NTFS partition labeled "OS (C)" and an "HP RECOVERY (D)." 15,28 labeled GB NTFS partition So, there we have the bootloader partition, the partition of operating system Windows 7 and the HP recovery partition.
  
  But there is also a 'disc 1' labeled 'DATADRIVE1 (E)"formatted as one 14.79 GB NTFS partition. I was surprised to see this data disc, because one of my complaints about HP computers in the past (or at least those available through Best Buy) was that they were always set up with one disc for the operating system and data. (It is always a bad idea to host your data on the same drive that your operating system, because the system disks get use more heavy and are more prone to failure.)
  
  I recognized my Western Digital My Book 1 TB drive disc 2, entitled ' My Book (G) ' and formatted as a single partition NTFS of GB 931,48. It is the external drive only, I am informed, plugged into one of the USB 3.0 ports.
  
  So I called the support for questions on disk 1. Where is he? Is what kind of drive? Is what brand? Etc, etc. HP support officer did not know the answer to that! She told me that my system only comes with an internal hard drive and therefore that * must * be an external drive belonging to me. I have an external USB drive connected but it's G drive.
  
  The only USB devices connected physically are: dongle USB wireless keyboard and mouse from HP; My WD My Book drive; and a HP Photosmart C5180 all-in-One printer with nothing plugged into its card reader, who can't stand not anything on the order of 14.79 GB anyway.
  
  I would like to know the details about this DATADRIVE1, because) I don't really know what it is and if I should write data there and b) do not know how stable the device is. Thanks in advance for your help.
  
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  System specs
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  Computer: HP ENVY Phoenix 810-445qe desktop computer
  Operating system: Windows 7 Professional, 64 - bit
  Processor: Intel i7-4790 CPU with cache, etc.
  RAM: 32 GB (four connectors DIMM DDR3)
  Storage: (see below)
  Video: NVIDIA GtForce GT 640
  Audio: RealTek sound with Beats Audio card
  Network card: 802.11 b/g/n Dual-Band 2 x 2 wireless MIMO with Ethernet, Bluetooth (not out), etc.
  Keyboard & mouse: HP USB wireless keyboard and optical mouse
  
  Storage card
  ----------------
  
  System disk: HDD SATA 3 to with separate cache (Boot, OS, recovery partitions)
  Mystery disc: 14.79 GB NTFS (single partition)
  CD/DVD: Super Multi Blu-Ray/DVD/CD-Writer
  USB ports: 4 USB 3.0 and 4 USB 2.0 ports
  Card reader: 5-in-1 Multimedia Card Reader
  
  What is physically attached
  ------------------------------
  
  Video cable
  Dongle USB for HP Wireless keyboard & mouse
  USB cable for Western Digital 1 TB external hard drive
  USB cable for printer all-in-one HP Photosmart C5180
  Audio output to speakers

  Hello

  Look at least one "storage card" and you will see "separate cache. Which tells me that your PC may have a separate cache device (16 GB).  See the image below.  Check your motherboard for this device in the designated area.  What do you see?

  

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810: Tiles and charms stop working

  Tiles and charms stop working. When the tiles stops working (by clicking tile on causes Office Office window to scroll) and I could still access the charm of the research, I ran sfc/scannow as administrator. He showed a couple of corrupt files, he couldn't fix, but on reboot, the tiles and the charms worked again. Have experienced this on four times at this point.

  Seems to have started with the last Windows 8.1 update and is somehow related to the engine OneDrive of synchronization.  I hadn't used onedrive; started using it, and this mess. I disabled all settings onedrive pc and laptop and stopped using it. However, the message "Synchronization engine OneDrive" appears for no apparent reason, and then the tiles and charms stop working.  If I have Outlook and Foxfire open apps, they still work, and their open windows always appear in the toolbar at the bottom. All other app shortcut links that have normally pinned it disappear.

  When I try to shut down the PC, if I can do this via the charm of power, I get a message that it cannot be closed because the "Portrait Display Inc. app prevents close.» There is no such program indicated in the list of installed programs in Control Panel. I understand computer Googling there somehow integrated in the HP PC.

  It is a HP Envy Phoenix 810, with a monitor (not touch) HP, both purchased December 2013. 8.1 Windows running automatic updates; using McAffee All - Access AV, up-to-date. Standard desktop applications. No software of Dingo.

  I see that many other people have had this problem, used the approach of the sfc/scannow, with little lasting effect.

  Plnjmw, welcome to the forum.

  If you have configured the Windows system restore, I suggest go back to a restore point before you started having the problem.  This will tell you if the update is the problem.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-130QE Causes of Hyper-V hangs at startup

  I'm having a problem with the help of Hyper-V on my new computer and after that try almost everything has suggested two on these forums and on a myriad of web search I'v could not solve the problem, so I hope someone might be able to help out me.

  I found the setting in the BIOS to enable hardware virtualization and walks.  After that, the system would start fine.

  I then went to programs and features (WIN - X), then "Featurs Turn Windows turn on or off" and permits to Hyper-V and all it's subcomponents as seen in the following screenshot...

  

  That's where I ran questions.  After the reboot, the computer hangs at the HP logo with the loading circle spinning and will spend.  I even went so far as to turn all night without success.

  Everything I bought this computer is because I need to work with the development of Windows Phone and run emulators requiring Hyper-v and this feature was not available on my Core2 Duo aging system.

  I tried using other versions of the Bluetooth driver that was mentioned in the forums without success.

  I tried to disable Secure Boot, again mentioned in these forums with no luck.

  I am out of options and I am desperate to get this problem resolved.

  For now I have disabled hardware virtualization in the BIOS that allows me to start, but of course the features of Hyper-V that were installed earlier didn't work so I'm no better off than when I started.  Any attempt to reactivate the hardware virtualization in the BIOS leaves me hanging at the start of the HP logo screen.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  I was finally able to get Hyper-V works fine on my HP ENVY Phoenix 810-103QE by installing a new copy of Windows 8.1, the upgrade to Pro and then reinstall all the drivers except the Bluetooth drivers.  The installation was not the restore partition but was using a retail DVD Pro Windows 8.1.

  Any attempt whatsoever to install the Bluetooth drivers that either before I had Hyper-V running or after have resulted in a failure.  In the case of installing them before you have a Hyper-V running it will expose the shot to the startup problem.  In the case to install after having Hyper-v running would cause an accident immideate and dump during installation.

  It seems to me that we have to wait until Microsoft, HP, or Bluetooth chip provider (in my case it is Ralink - now MediaTek) release updated drivers, firmware or software battery Bluetooth for solve the problem entirely.  Because I don't care about Bluetooth on my desktop PC is not that big of a deal for me, but it may be a deal breaker for others.

  If anyone is interested, I can provide more details about the installation process or answer any questions you may have about how I went to do it.

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810-230qe fails intermittently load Win 8.1 at startup

  I've had my HP ENVY Phoenix 810-230qe with Windows Pro 8.1 for a little over a month now.  I love the computer, but I had a problem.  Sometimes at startup, the HP logo will appear on the screen of the monitor and that's where things stop.  Windows 8.1 does not attempt to load.

  The first time this happened, I turned off the computer after a few minutes, then started again, but it's the same thing.  After having thought about it for a few minutes, I turn it off again, then turned on the power and you press ESC several times to get the boot menu appears.  Then I pressed F9 to get to boot device Options. The list of the options I have are:

  • UEFI boot sources

  Windows Boot Manager

  UEFI: IPv4 Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller

  UEFI: IPv6 Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller

  • Sources of boot legacy

  In this list, I chose Windows Boot Manager and press ENTER.  The HP logo reappeared and then Windows 8.1 began, to my relief.

  Since then, it happened again a number of other times, but in no set model.  Sometimes it loads Windows without problem, while other times it does not.  I'm now ESC, F9, the Windows boot manager selection quickly when this happens and it loads Windows and all is well.

  Anyone have any ideas on what is the cause or what to do to fix the problem?

  Hello

  Which should not happen with your new PC.

  Shut down the system and check mother HHD or SSD/card power and data connections.

  You can also start to the start menu and run UEFI HDD and component diagnostics.

  Try to reset the BIOS by default. Try a different cable SATA 3.0.

  If you find some mistakes of disc/component and wiring is secure, save all the necessary data and do a factory restore or use Windows Recovery and do a Reset.

  If the problem persists after a restored factory (Reset), then you have a type of hardware problem. Could be the SATA controller on South Bridge or some other motherboard fault. A restore successful factory (the problem disappears) should eliminate all corruption software reserved System / Boot partition.

  You should probably contact HP support for warranty assistance if the problem persists after a factory restore.

  Jaco

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