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• Pavilion P6142p - Bios does not recognize the drives.

  I have a Pavilion P6142p that won't start.  I have reset the CMOS and get into the BIOS but no disks are recognized, even though I can feel/hear the rotation of the hard drive.  It is rather a motherboard problem or a low power problem.

  Thank you

  Kelli

  kuphaus,

  This is a classic symptom of failure on the boards of m2n78 - la . Your model is on the list.

  See here, pages 1 and 2

• Pavilion FX285AV dvd5: Hp Pavilion dv5 FX285AV does not recognize the DVD in the drive

  My cd/dvd RW drive + will recognize and play CDs of music in Windows Media Player, it will recognize the DVD as if a cd of music but will not play and has the error message that there is not enough memory. In HP Media Smart DVD it opens and turns and then said: "no disc inserted in the drive."   Troubleshooting all said that the drive works very well. Y at - it a fix for this problem? How would I know if it's a damaged optical disc?

  Hi bcwain,

  I've done some additional research not enough memory error you receive and found something for you to try. Try the best answer to this Yahoo Answers link.

  If this does not work try using VLC Player, it is a free media player and open source. I use it on my XP machine at home that some videos have had a problem with playing on Windows Media Player. You can download it here.

• Watch does not recognize the weight class as exercise-how can you add the duration of activity manually because none of the presets eg elliptical etc. is appropriate. Also does not count calories for example 35 when the rest of the group is around 500

  Look does not recognize the weight class as exercise-how can you add the duration of activity manually because none of the presets etc for example elliptical is appropriate and therefore do not count toward the daily goal. Also does not count calories for example 35 when the average of the others in the group is around 500.

  Hello

  When you use the application of the training session, choose the type of activity that best fits your business. For anything else - like weight - select the other category.

  During the follow-up of one year to the next helps:

  • Activity app will credit the ring of progress of exercise with one minute for every minute of the workout.
  • Active calories will be based on the data recorded by the heart rate sensor or a brisk walk, whichever is greater.

  Note, however, that the heart rate sensor is likely to give better results for the workouts that involve rhythmic (for example running) rather than the irregular movements.

  More information:

  Use of the workout on your Apple Watch - Apple Support

• New installation of XP PRO sp3 does not recognize the 500 GB HD

  OK, here are the details:

  System: Computer PORTABLE of Acer Aspire 1700 Pent4, 2 GB of RAM, 80GB (3.5 "full-size, trainee) IDE HD [this is the original HD on this laptop of size important which is designed to use disks 3.5" hard].

  Initial situation: Windows XP Pro (SP3 integrated) installed on HDD of 80 GB and works without poblems. BIOS does NOT show the ability of the intern HD in the BIOS screen. BIOS reports only the model and the serial number of the HD, and there is no options to specify the HD type/format (e.g., MLA, etc.)

  Available: Win XP Pro bootable CD slipstreamed with SP3; It is tested and verified work well to install PC or laptop!

  When running XP Pro on a partition internal 80 GB HD, and when I join a brand new WD 500 GB IDE HD via USB, HD is recognized correctly. I can partition and copy data on the HD 500 GB with no problems!

  When I replaced the old 80 GB HD with the new HD 500 GB HD interning on the laptop, I have the following problems:

  1. I can NOT boot into Windows XP Pro (SP3) which was Ghost on the HD 500 GB of the old 80 GB portable HD it recharges, and if I try the console recovery or secure boot, then the laptop restarts also.
  1B. I have Ghost xp partition to 80 GB HD to a piece of spare HD (40 GB) and replaced the 80 GB with the 40 GB HD and was able to start the laptop without problem. So the problem is NOT related ghost!

  2. I can't perform a clean install of Windows XP Pro (SP3 integrated) because Windows XP Setup recognizes the HD 500 GB GB 131 HD. Therefore, the remaining capacity is not recognized.

  3. I can NOT perform the installation of Windows XP pro (SP3 integrated), even if I have previously partition new HD 500 GB by attaching it to a free desktop PC and use Partition Magic, partitioner of Paragon Disk or other partitioning tools. After partitioning prior, when the 500 GB HD is installed on the laptop (as a trainee HD), then win xp installation lists quality HD of GB 131 and lists the existing partitions as corrupt!

  4. Curiously, if I use Knoppix, Debian, Ubuntu or linux boot CD Mint and start the laptop computer with one of these linux distributions, then the linux installer recognize the HD properly during the phase of recognition of material and later during the phase partitioning HD, the linux system to report a full capacity of 500 GB available for partitioning. In addition, when there are partitions, partitioning linux program then lists these partitions properly as well!

  Considering the 4 points and especially MS Windows XP PRO (integrated with SP3, which should recognize HD with sizes exceeding 137 GB limit - from MS says you must be at least XP SP1 to overcome the size 137 GB limit - and that the different distributions of linux can see the full-size HD 500 GB with no problems) which is exactly the problem with Win XP? Why it does not recognize the full capacity? And how to win xp recognizes a 500 GB capacity, if the new HD is attached to the laptop via USB as an external drive when running XP PRO (SP3) of the 80 GB internal HD?

  so... Can anyone sheds light on the issue with Win XP Pro installation on HD 500 GB IDE?

  Nicely,

  LO

  Hi Palcouk and Doc,

  I think that's the final answer!

  Although, there is a mixture of simple to complex responses to the problem at hand, what it all comes down is that there is a significant difference between the installation of Windows XP and Linux installer program. The XP installation program needs help from the BIOS to deal with HD, and if the BIOS does not support, XP not has no facility to remedy the situation. OTOH, most of Linux new kernels rely on the BIOS for a limited number of extended, but communicate directly with the hardware, in this case, with the HD and therefore manages the material accordingly.

  It seems among users of dual-booting (win/linux) using old PCs, it is a matter of very pretty. What they end up doing is using the first 137 GB that is seen by the BIOS without problem for XP (either as a single partition or divided into several partitions), and the rest of the space is used for Linux because linux has no problem.

  I guess that it really nails the problem with my laptop to a BIOS NON-lba-48-bit!

  Then close this thread as answered or matter who has more to say about this?

  LO

  P.S.: It was very nice meeting you fellows and appreciate all the help and tech expertise.

• HP Pavilion g6-1001sq does not recognise the Kingston SSD 300v

  Hello

  I recently bought a disc SSD Kingston 300v to replace the default value of HDD on my HP Pavilion g6-1001sq laptop. The SSDS works on SATAIII (3), but the data sheet on the provider's site mentions that it is backward compatible with SATAII specification (2).

  However, when you try to boot my system after installing the SSD, I get a message saying that there are no available boot drive. I updated my BIOS to the latest revision (F6.6), but it does not solve the problem.

  I saw on the forums of HP support, this is a common problem with other models as well, but I was wondering if this question has found a solution or at least a reasonable explanation (preferably confirmed by HP as well).

  I would like to know if the SSD firmware update might help. I'm a skeptic little about it since they already mention that SATAII is taken care of, but I'm willing to try that approach as well, if there is a reasonable explanation for it.

  Hello:

  Have you installed an operating system?

  If you do not install an operating system on your drive, you will get a no boot device.

• HP Pavilion dv9000 - XP does not see the HARD drive, how to install it?

  Hello

  I try to install XP SP3 on HP Pavilion dv9000, but XP Setup does not see the hard drive.

  Can you please point me in right direction - what I do files and how to add them to the XP SP3 installation CD necessary?

  I guess that somewhere there is a step-by-step detailed guide.

  Thank you

  Enter the BIOS by pressing F10 at startup. If you have the option of Bios Setup to disable the native sata mode, XP will install without problem, no sata driver needed. It will be on the tab of the System Configuration.

  
  If you do not have the setting in the Bios, it's the driver sata for your machine:

• Pavilion 15 E014TX BIOS does not recognize the hdware, sort of drivers do not work

  I live in Sri Lanka and have a Hp Pavilion 14 E014TX Netbook, with 4 GB RAM, 750 GB HARD drive, camera, card reader, AMD Radeo 2 GB Graphix and other great benefits.  But unfortunately, none of the drivers work. AMD Radeon driver, for example, reports that the material is not present!

  MSInfo reports:

  Name of the operating system Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate
  Version 6.1.7600 Build 7600
  Another Description of the OS is not available
  Manufacturer of operating system Microsoft Corporation
  Name of system HP-15
  System manufacturer Hewlett-Packard
  HP Pavilion 15 Notebook PC model system
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  Intel Core processor i5 - 3230M CPU @ 2.60 GHz, 2601 Mhz, 2 Lossnay, 4 logical processors
  BIOS Version/Date Insyde F.07, 03/07/2013
  SMBIOS Version 2.7
  Windows directory C:\Windows
  System directory C:\Windows\system32
  Boot Device \Device\HarddiskVolume1
  The local United States
  Hardware Abstraction Layer Version = "6.1.7600.16385".
  Hp-15\sadhu user name
  Sri Lanka time zone standard time
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  2.41 GB total physical memory
  1.36 GB available physical memory
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  3.70 GB available virtual memory
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  Paging file C:\pagefile.sys

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  (1) can not find the drivers for my Win 7 32 bit Ultimate (legal, unpirated)- but others found with device manufacturers

  (2) I think it's maybe a BIOS problem, but I find no way on the site of HP to upgrade.

  Thanks for your help

  Thanks for help you, but it took the following for repair: 1) win 7 64 bit 2) use to reload the drivers for 'Hp pavilion 15-e016TU + 8 64 bits win7 readers' I certainly didn't use the 64-bit operating system, but it seems that I am stuck. I have this post to help others who may have the same problem - sadhu!

• My HP Pavilion dv5 1126em does not boot the system.

  My laptop does not continue to boot the system, when I press the button it starts feeding and then he shows me the HP logo in the lower left corner "Press ESC for Boot Menu" does not continue, and stop there and does not respond to any button only for the power button then it turns off, I tried everything. It happened after wile recovering the session of my recovery disk.

  Please help me identify what the problem is?

  I hope I'm wrong, but it is quite possible that your hard drive is damaged and must be replaced. I'll tell you why I think so.

  Last year at the end of December, I had the same problem with my HP Pavilion dv6. When I pressed the power button only the HP logo and the "press ESC for Boot Menu" appeared. I wasn't able to get into the BIOS or to do anything else. The laptop take-out hung on the HP Logo. I gave the laptop HP service and they told me that my hard drive has disappeared and they replaced. The strange was that my laptop was fairly new, I've had for 3 months. The good thing is that they have replaced the hard drive for free, because it was under warranty.

• Windows XP does not recognize the full HD 500 GB

  I have an old version of XP Pro. My HD crashed & installed 500 GB HD sees now only 128GB. BIOS sees 500 GB. I haven't made windows to & including SP3 updates still no change. What is the solution?

  Windows XP RTM can format only up to 128 GB - it took until SP1 (?) that the formatting of the larger disks was available during the installation.

  Your HD will have a large part of the unallocated space - you should be able to create a second partition using all that space, now that you have installed SP3.

  If you want a single system partition, then you need to extend the existing partition by using third-party tools or use a CD Pack of Service higher for installation.

• Pavilion dv6: Notebook does not receive the signal of 5 GHz

  Hi, recently I bought a new modem router with the capacity of 5 GHz. After the establishment of the net, my laptop does not have the SSID. Other devices receive the SSID and connect to. How can I check, discover and recognize the net working at 5 GHz

  Hello:

  Most likely your laptop is only a single wireless card band (2.4 GHz) (model ending in bgn suffix).

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  Even those made today... most of them still have cards of single band.

• CyberLink PowerDVD does not recognize the bluray DVD (Pavilion g6 2269wm, windows 8)

  CyberLink package included in sw bundel detects no bluray dvd.

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  Hello

  No problem

  Unfortunately confirms that your optical drive has no capacity of blu ray.

  Best regards

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• G7-1368dx Pavilion: Pavilion G7-1368dx does not recognize my ssd.

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  I tried two more different: 530) 1 Intel series-256 GB and 2) Crucial Mx100 - 512 GB.

  The Crucial drive is the one recommended by the tool of their compatibility.

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• Pavilion Slimline s3120N will not recognize the new video card

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• Pavilion 17-e013nr: dvd will not play some formats that played before, does not recognize the format of bup.

  Computer will not play a dvd it has played previously. The dvd is in a bup format. I cleaned up some new downloads out of my computer and am thinkgin can I have deleted the program for my dvd media.

  Hello

  I think he must have other formats too, not only BUP. Please try the video player next, he'll play almost all video formats.

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  Kind regards.