HP Pavilion 256na-550 desktop: would a RMi Series™ RM850i - 850 Watt to adapt in a HP Pavilion 256na-550 desktop?

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  HP Pavilion 550 doubles voltage, 100-240VAC 50/60 Hz?

  If this isn't the case, I would need a voltage as well as the adapter converter that can handle at least 1250 watt, right?

  Hello

  If she doesn't have a switch then nothing to worry about, all you need is a cord or a simple adapter. I don't live in the USA but I bought some products from the United States and my loan of equipment all come from the United States, I only need adapters. We too use 240V.

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• All-in-one HP Pavilion f394: PC cannot recognize the device wireless

  Cannot pair my RocketFish for PC speaker... all tried, device not recognized... one thing remains to check is if my computer has a switch to turn on the Bluetooth / wireless... I can't find anything that looks like a switch, so I think that the problem lies elsewhere!

  I also have a printer connected wireless to PC, so I don't understand why I can't pair the speaker to PC... what else I'm not right?

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  My network card is a Qualcomm-Atheros AR 9485 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter

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  The Qualcomm Atheros AR 9485 802.11b/g/n WiFi to adjust your PC's is not a combination wifi/bluetooth network adapter.

  Your PC has not built in bluetooth network.

  The product also confirm this.   If your PC came with built-in bluetooth, this feature would have been placed on the networking features section.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-TouchSmart-20-F300-all-in-one-desktop-PC-series/5395621/model/5400377/document/c03997171/

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• Pavilion a6521.uk conversion wireless

  Hi I have Pavilion 6521.uk Office - its clear he uses a cable based Internet and wireless not as it has the following in its product

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  Hello:

  You are right.

  No wireless connectivity.

  The best thing to do would be to buy an external USB wireless adapter.

  They are compatible with all PC and come in single and double band options.

  Just make sure you get one that has the driver support for the operating system you are using.

• Pavilion Elite m9250f: PSU m9250f

  I am trying to replace the 350 watt PSU in this Pavilion Elite m9250f.  Our electronics store a large number of power supplies with features - save a.  Plate of the PSU lists 0.8 a-12V line.  All but one the new PSUS in the store of the list only 0. 3 a or 0. 5A-12V.  The only one with 0.8 a is 850 watts.

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  Hello

  -12v is just a reference voltage and provide a small amount of current.  Corsair CX500, CX600 or CS500m would work well in your PC.

  Bottom line: as long as the power supply has - 12v reference source so don't worry associated with amperage.

  If you need more in detail and then do a search of the internet on 'forum of computing power supply '.  Maybe an EE with a specialization in theory of transformer can provide you with a simpler explanation that I have provided.  I'm sorry.

• HP Pavilion g7-2275dx Notebook: my HP Pavilion g7-2275dx Notebook PC has bluetooth capability?

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  Hello:

  Here is the link to the page of specifications of product for your laptop.

  It does not come with built-in bluetooth networking, or this feature would have been listed with 802.11b/g/n 1 x 1 wireless WLAN connectivity Specifications.

  The best thing you can do would be to buy an external USB bluetooth adapter.

  You can also try and replace the Board with one of those enrolled in the service manual for your laptop that is also a map without combination wire/bluetooth internal wireless.

  The card must be listed in the service manual and it should have the part number HP on it or it won't work.

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• Pavilion computer laptop e-019dx: driver Bluetooth for HP Pavilion e-019dx

  Hello. I tried in vain to find and download a driver for my computer bluetooth portable e-019dx Pavilion. Someone can tell me if this is possible and if so, please provide a link to do this. Thanks in advance!

  You are the very welcome.

  Your laptop is missing the bluetooth hardware if your only option would be to buy an external usb bluetooth adapter.

  It is quite popular and works with all Windows operating systems.

  http://www.Amazon.com/Kinivo-BTD-400-Bluetooth-4-0-USB/DP/B007Q45EF4

  Another thing you could do would be to replace the existing no bluetooth wireless card with one that has bluetooth.

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  If you go this route, you may as well go for a dual band with bluetooth card.

  Intel Dual Band Wireless-N 7260AN 802.11 b/g/n 2 x 2 WiFi + BT4.0 HP Part # 717381-001 would be ideal.

  Here is the link to the service manual.  You can refer to Chapter 5 for the procedures of R & R wlan card, so check to see if your phone has two antennas, and you'll be able to replace the internal bluetooth and wireless card.

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• HP pavilion dv6-6198sp: using the right charger for hp dv6? 90 or 120 w? Which one? Help!

  Hi guys, currently im using a charger for my hp dv6-6153sa, but I need to cut this short story, so you'll understand.

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  The charger I use is a HP dv6-6153sa, which is a 90w charger. 19V 4. 74A

  So am I right in thinking I would be better off using a 120 Watt charger?

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  The specifications I've seen shows that a 120 Watt power adapter is required for both. So yes, you must use a power adapter 120 Watt.

  HP Pavilion dv6-6b60se features

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-DV6-entertainment-notebook-PC-series/5145688/model/5204534/document/c03091592/

  HP Pavilion dv6-6198sp features

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03015594

• GPU upgrade 2 GB Evga GTX 550 Ti suggestions?

  I am looking to upgrade to a 970 GTX Gigabyte G1 Gaming or an EVGA if I'm looking at other brands as well.

  Budget around $350.00 USD.

  I'm still doing research and research with options open but I'm really more leaning to the Nvidia 970.

  My CPU is limiting the PCI-E x 16 running at 2.0 speeds, but even with that, I think that the 970 would be

  the best choice in the GPU upgrade.  Thoughts or alternatives?  You want something that works long term and not just

  buy something cheap, until the next thing comes.

  I'm NOT a gamer I mainly webdesign so a lot of image, video and audio editing. I'm more a combination

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  who actually confuses real webdesigners because I build a LOT more than just html and css pages.

  It is a type of prosumer system where it is used for work and entertainment. Watching movies and streaming video

  This works well on the current computer and I actually don't really need more of an upgrade beyond the GPU as this computer

  It meets my needs and has 2 years.  I expect to keep for a few years, I have built computers that will last

  me 3 to 5 years, will eventually build a new, but for now everything works great.

  I honestly don't care about having the biggest and best just something that will work for more than a year or two and meet my needs.

  But it seems that the GPU tech is going through a revolution where the old technology begins to be depreciated and will not be taken in charge a large part

  in the future I am looking to get a new video card might as well go with the new stuff now so it will be supported in the long term

  everyone at some point.

  I'm just confused by models and manufacturers or resellers who slap their label on Nvidia technology.  Who is the best with little no.

  problems.  EVGA seems to be popular, it's my current card brand, but I like the Gigabyte G1 with additional display ports and

  possibility of having 4 monitors at the same time IF it can be inserted into my system, it's HUGE.

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  Hardware specifications:

  PSU: VisionTek 800W < == will be upgrade to a 750 or 850-Watt Seasonic, Antec or Evga also.

  Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H61M-S2PV ver 2.0

  CPU: Intel CPU i7-2600 @ 3.40 GHz Stock using stock intel cooler fan

  HD: 3 x - 1 to disk WD Blue and two black discs

  Memory: 16 GB Ram 2 x - 8 GB memory-crucial

  The blue drive is the system drive to the approximately 700 GB of the disk format and divided in two with

  Windows 7 64 bit Pro and 8.1 of Windows in dual boot.  No SSD not because of the MOBO only being 3 GB and not 6.

  It was custom built by a store of the local computer that is off from where go out of business.

  The upgrade of processor or motherboard is NOT an option that some purchased software is old school licensed

  with attached directly to the CPU and the MOBO that cost more than the entire computer to buy

  licenses (not associated with Adobe Professional software).  In addition the upgrade MOBO or CPU, you are required to

  Microsoft to buy a new license for windows and windows 7 can probably just reactivated windows 8 can not.

  This motherboard is a motherboard micro, I didn't know that until recently. I did not build the computer myself.

  I had no idea of what food was until a few days ago, but everything worked 100% for about 2 years.

  I'll have to update the bios of the motherboard before actually being able to use the new video card, but others have the same model

  and it seems to work as well... I have a request to Gigabyte but just to check before actually buying.

  Remember though it is a Ti 550 video card I currently have and almost any update would see great improvement.

  Physical size wise how much greater is the 970 compared to 550 it 2 GB Evga gtx?   I add 2 GB because it

  are other 550 which are totally different aspect that my card.

  Also if you have any suggestions for the PSU that would be much too.   So far Seasonic, Antec and EVGA are brands that seem to

  forthcoming models much earlier.  Not sure about the rating as some out Bronze models perform other models gold or Platinum so...

  Budget about $150.00 USD for a new power supply too.

  Thanks for reading this and for any suggestion, sorry that I can't upgrade mobo or cpu to be able to run amok with ideas, it is some what may be limiting.

  Essentially, it's the GPU and PSU will extend my current level of use of a few years and the GPU has better performance even with

  the other tech and bottlenecks in this particular system.

  Like Bob of the Peru said. The money you would have spent on a GTX 970 would have been much larger than any improvement in performance that you could achieve (on a systemic basis, not only a specific component). In fact, the cost of a single GTX 970 would have been almost as much money as the rest of your entire system combined - and yet, the upgrade provides more than an improvement of 5 to 10 percent in terms of total return.

  Very recently, I upgraded an i7 - 3770K and Z77 to an i7 - 4790K and Z97. Mainly because I wanted to spend my project/player and cache drive to SSD (s) in the not too distant future. (The Z77 supports two SATA 6.0 Gbps ports and 4 SATA ports 3.0 Gbps in native mode, which is the impetus for this upgrade). But in order to take account of the upgrade of the CPU, I had to get off my GPU slightly to a 660 GTX for a GTX 750 Ti (for my particular workflow, GTX 750 it performed almost as well as the GPU high-end in terms of overall performance of the system).

  That said, there are reasons to move a GPU for a GPU to budget (or even ultra-low-budget, for that matter) to a 'Warrior' or the 'monster' GPU. But improving rendering performance on such a limited as LGA 1155 Sandy Bridge platform is not one of them. And a GPU upgrade is valid IMHO only if the rest of the construction of PC is to speed - with a much higher total system start-up costs.

  Moreover, a single 1 TB WD black or blue (versions WD10EZEX and WD1003FZEX, respectively) may not achieve the best 180 - ish MB/sec - and it's on the outside tracks of his tray. A HDD WD four-year-old (Blue WD10EALS or Black WD1002FAEX) at 7200 RPM have barely hit 125 MB/s on the outside rails. As such, with disks one alone, I agree with the other responses: remember to save it upward to an i7-4790 a W97 chipsets motherboard instead of lose a single penny on this generation i7-2600/H61 (your current system, by the way, is completely maxed out on RAM to only 16 GB total - and you can not pass the RAM any more far away).

  In other words, your current PC is, indeed, obsolete (as in "cancelled" or 'is there something better now in this category', not ' is no longer useful or usable").

• G6 2255 ev Pavilion: ssd

  Hello
  I would like to know what kind of ssd, adapts to my laptop.
  I want to upgrate from my laptop and put an ssd instead of dvd.
  So what exactly should I look for?
  also, is it better to put a ssd, or change my processor?
  I have the amd a6 - 4400 m with 8 GB of ram.
  is it better to put the amd a10 - 4600 m, (I see that it's the best compatible processor).
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  How to upgrade and what it takes to upgrade depends on what you want to do with your computer. As previously reported by @Blitzgaming, the SSD will best improve the overall computing experience. He will start faster and programs open faster; nothing better than an SSD. Don't resist the SSD. You need a width of 2.5-inch SATA SSD. SATA 2 or 3 makes no difference. You would find a SATA 2 on the market now, just so buy something current and are looking for a good sale. The SSD will operate at optimal speed may allow the motherboard (I'm sure that yours is SATA 3 also) and even on a SATA 2 system, a 3 SATA SSD will work super fast.

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  If you can afford it, get at least a gig of 480 or 500 GB SSD, but you can get with a concert of 240. The Sandisk above is a good but then again, if you can afford it, get a Samsung 850 Evo.

  Also good as a SSD is, it won't do anything really for the games. Your laptop can be upgraded to the processor, A10 - 4600M in this case is called an APU. The processor chip is also the video card and an upgrade of your A6 to A10 would also mean improved video performance, HD 7520 to 7660. And AMD processors differently than Intels are not terrible expensive.

  https://www.Amazon.com/AMD-A10-4600M-quad-core-2-3GHz-AM4600DEC44HJ/DP/B00D6MZ5P4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & qid = 1466338787 & SR = 8-1 & Keywords = A10 - 4600M

  You will yet have a 'game', but you will do a bit more fluid gaming experience and better frame rates. I do not recommend upgrades to the processor in general except on the models of the series AMD since you also update the video at the same time.

  Always, kind of stop and think about $ 100 or $ 150 for one SSD and $65 for a processor and wonder if that money is better applied to a new laptop? Your call.

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

• Pavilion P6373in: upgrade graphics card

  with processor i3 530, mobo MS - 7613 Lona GL8E, GPU - Nvidia Geforce GT220, 300w PSU, 4GB DDR3 RAM - what are the options of upgrade for the GPU. WITH OR WITHOUT UPGRADE PROCESSOR & PSU.

  Here are the specs on your computer (Circa 2010) with standard 300W PSU. Your limited to a 60W card, based on the existing GT220 footnote 58W.  Did not want to push your 300W PSU.

  The question most limit is your system is WIn7, so your not able to use the more advanced cards.  Only cards from the series GTX 700 or less (EXCLUDING the 750 GTX) would work.  Personally, I would say an EVGA 660 (140W), but you need a minimum 500W power supply. Again, I would sCorsair 600CX series (Please note that the depth of the SIZE of 5.5 "). The 550CX is more in depth. Not a good choice for your case. As for the CPU, the link on your system reflects various improvements to CPU chip and the limitation of 2.93 GHz.  Hope that helps?

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• Power adapter - HP PAVILION DV7-3150EQ

  Hello

  I bought the HP PAVILION DV7-3150EQ, and it stops itself almost instantly after the initialization of the operating system (just at the moment where the HP Setup programs starts). I have two suggestions for this topic:

  1. the CPU heats too quickly and the protection of the motherboard turns on and off the computer.

  2 in the specification of the product, I noticed the power adapter must have 120 W power (http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01997646), but I received with adapter 90 W (adapter fault current may have been replaced by the Distributor, I don't know), and what I think, is that it does not provide the computer with enough power so it shuts down. What I mean, is there a strict rule on food and their use adapters (specified model should be used with the adapter specified etc..)

  Can you guide me I just think, or there might be another problem.

  Hello

  Lorineer wrote:
  

  Thanks for the reply erico.

  I was looking for an explanation on the closure and the motherboard overheating protection seemed reasonable to me. I was wondering is this a common problem or I am luck one of perhaps hundreds of thousands made notebooks with Core i-5?

  I removed the battery and left it on the power adapter, but it's the same thing.

  I did not understand you completely clear. You mean that even with less powerful adapter(>120 Watts) the laptop should work well, and the battery should be charged, but for once more. Or should I contact my supplier and only get the right adapter (120 Watts).

  Best regards

  Contact your provider and ask so he could be replaced by the model in the specifications of the laptop. The 90 Watt power adapter will work, but this isn't what has been specified to be included in the purchase.

  I suggest that you try a hard reset

  Remove the battery and the AC adapter.

  Press and hold the power adapter for > 15 seconds.

  Plug the power adapter (with the battery always off)

  Press the laptop power button.

  Your laptop is now boot into Windows?

  If it is not then

  Press the power button and press the F8 key to enter the BIOS.

  If you are able to enter the BIOS and make the memory test.

  Please post your results here in your thread.

  HP laptop shutdown document.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• b9k34pa: pavilion G6-2118tu chipset drivers

  Replace hard drive dead & try to get everything up and running.

  Web site HP says that there is no driver for this model.

  Of course, I don't have the recovery discs!

  Can someone point me to the URL with the correct drivers.

  Driver Chipset would allow me to plug a usb network adapter & then the hp site might recognize the model &

  provide the remaining drivers.

  Hello:

  I can't find any specs on your model, but the driver page seems to work fine for me.

  There are Intel chipset/usb drivers on the support page, so if your laptop is with the Intel chipset and processor, here are the links for the chipset and usb 3 drivers:

  Driver and Intel Chipset Installation utility

  File name: sp55970.exe

  Intel USB 3.0 Host Controller Driver

  File name: sp55975.exe

• HP Pavilion G6 1350SD dedicated GPU(7450M) only runs on Intel HD Graphics 3000 (no switch)

  Hello!

  I have this laptop for 2 years and never had my work as a dedicated video card. He has not even work when I bought it out of the store o.O so, basically, I am quite sick of it and tried to get it fixed up, so I went through everything I could think of, just everything that "could" solve the problem.

  I tried all this in Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.

  I set the video card options in the bios of both fixed and dynamic. Neither work.

  All the drivers have been installed, including the latest AMD Apu driver. (I tried the official amd.com and the HP support center)

  The graphics settings for my Intel HD graphics card and my AMD Radeon HD gpu are set for maximum performance.

  Disabling the driver for the HD Graphics 3000, so he could only run on the gpu AMD does not work either. (In fact, everything is stopped in an instance; p)

  Installation of an older driver no longer works.

  AC/DC's plugged all the time (this has an effect when the bios settings are set to 'Fixed'. This was not the case)

  I tried a few more things, but it becomes a bit too long to read. p

  But yes, someone has another type of solution?

  It should work now, after all the options at trial...

  Thanks in advance!

  The switchable graphics option will only work with the AMD driver HP softpaq. installation the Catalyst Control Center and driver from AMD will be feature stop working.

  Install the Intel graphics driver HP softpaq separately will also stop the switchable graphics feature.

  To make it work, you need to run the softpaq to driver HP AMD laptop twice. The first time got it uninstall all the. The second time have it install all. Once you do this, you should be able to use the switchable graphics feature. I would like that you were here during the active period of the warranty of your laptop. That would give us options to replace the graphics adapter or motherboard module if we didn't have no spending on your part.

• PC HP pavilion sleekbook 14

  Hello

  HP Pavilion Sleekbook 14 PC, I have problem with my Ralink RT3290 802.11bgn Wi - Fi adapter because there is no driver... Apparently my WiFi works but I don't have Bluetooth, when I check in the Device Manager, I found RT3290 bluetooth_01 and appeared without a pilot...

  Please help to have this particular driver... Thank you

  Hello

  Thanks for the information.

  Here is a link for the Bluetooth driver for what you had posted previously.
     RALink RT3290 series Bluetooth 4.0 + HS adapter.

  If this does not work, try this one:
      Bluetooth of Ralink software driver

  Please let me know how it goes.
  Thank you.