HP Pavilion 550 - 117 a: no sleep on desktop option

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• Pavilion 550-110: help adding Blu - Ray desktop player

  I would like to replace the existing DVD drive (tray ultra slim SuperMulti DVD burner) on a Pavilion 550-110 desktop PC with a Blu - ray player.

  The existing unit is mounted vertically in the case. I replaced the DVD drive with a Blu - ray on a HP PC 500-281 player, where it has been mounted horizontally.

  If this same blu - ray player could be reused on the new 550-110?

  If this isn't the case, please suggest a particular (or brand) type of Blu - ray player-player. I used to look first on Amazon.com for this type of product.

  Any help or advice would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hello:

  Please see this related thread... looks like the same configuration.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware-and-upgrade-questions/HP-Pavilion-Desktop-550-153na-replace-DVD-writer-drive-with/m-p/5362566/highlight/true#M105730

  Now, if the BR drive you have in your 500-281 is a ultra thin (9.5 mm), I imagine that you can use in your new PC.

• Pavilion 550-279na: GPU and PSU upgrade for Pavilion 550-279

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion 550-279na. While it fits most of my needs, I enjoy the occasional game and found that the GPU that is it came with, the Radeon R5 330 does not offer enough "oomph".

  http://support.HP.com/GB-en/document/c04949172

  I had a quick glance and think that the Nvidia GTX 750ti would probably answer my needs.

  Don't you think that this card would fit in my PC?

  Also, I guess 180W POWER supply that it came with is not sufficient to run a faster GPU, you have any recommendations on the size or model that would suit the Pavilion.

  My apologies if these are very secular issues, my knowledge of material isn't at the height!

  Thanks for any help.

  Charlie

  Greetings,

  Your PC has the correct UEFI BIOS.

  The GTX 750Ti requires a minimum 300 Watt power supply.

  You must measure the space available along the existing graphics card and compare it to the length of the backup. The 750 is 5.7 inches long. The 750 is a dual slot card. Make sure you have room and you can check out a second plate of Panel rear I/O to install the card.

  It must fit unless it's really tight in your chassis with the existing card.

  Same problem with the power supply. Verify that you can install a power supply 350 Watt or 400 watts.

  I prefer modular Corsair or Seasonic power switching.

  Make sure that you disable secure boot and enable the legacy boot in the BIOS.

  Also to uninstall all of the AMD graphics drivers and software before you install the card GTX 750.

  See you soon!

• HP Pavilion desktop computer - 550-166d: could not find a desktop computer HP Pavilion - 550-166d burner software

  I was unable to find the burning software for my new HP Pavilion Desktop PC - 550-166d. May I know that this model does not comes with the burner software? I try to find in the recovery software, but could not.

  So, I download software Cyberlink Power2Go:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?swItemId=ob-140777-1#tab3

  "However a pop-up message: this software cannot be installed on a Hewlett-Packard system".

  No reason?

  Is there any burning software can be installed in my pc?

  Hello:

  I'm surprised that the software did not work.

  See if this version works...

  This package provides CyberLink Power2Go in the supported models running a supported operating system. CyberLink Power2Go is a burning software that allows users to burn data, music or video disks. It offers support for CD, DVD, HD DVD and Blu - ray discs and includes features for disk copy.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp75001-75500/sp75302.exe

  If that doesn't work either, I like this free software... I install the version without open candy.

  https://www.CDBurnerXP.se/en/download

  The specifications of product software for your model, indicates that it does not come with any software CD/DVD burning.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-550-100-desktop-PC-series/8499648/model/9639726/document/c04915775/

• 550 - 178na Pavilion: Pavilion 550-178na

  Hello

  I almost bought the PC desktop HP Pavilion 550-178na a few days ago.  Now, it doesn't seem to be available at HP.  This model was discontinued?

  Pete

  Hello

  You will get a response directly from HP HP. marketing issues is constantly changing configurations based on the costs of material and demand.

• HP Pavilion 550 SE: Bitensión? HP Pavilion 550 SE

  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.

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion 550-122nd: install an ssd in Pavilion 550-122nd

  I am installing an ssd in my computer (Pavilion 550-122nd).

  The chassis of the computer is not as I used to know, where you could fix with the screws on the side (HD) material.

  The hard drive in the 550-12 Pavilion is set on the bottom of the hard drive.

  The 2.5 "to 3.5" support for the ssd in the computer doesn't have the screw holes on the bottom of the support.

  Are special types of media for this? Or, how to install an ssd in the 550-122nd Pavilion?

  Thank you.

  Meribel

  Personally, I wouldn't worry on the screws.

  With a hard drive, these are important because they stop the car while it is in use.  But in an SSD, you have no moving parts, so there is no reason to immobilize.

  I have a tower PC running on an SSD and which is simply placed on top of a tray of disk - and works very well for months!

  Good luck
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• HP Pavilion - 550-259na: Intel WLAN Driver SP74163

  Tried to install this driver from the tab updates from HP Support Assistant.  Installation failed repeatedly. (Error - failed installation.)   How to perform a successful installation?

  Down pipe

  Looks like you are trying to install the wrong driver.

  Looking at the page HP drivers for your PC Win10, I don't see this softpaq for all Intel WLAN driver.  Instead, I see the sp72159 softpaq.

  This page is here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-550-200-Desktop-PC-series/9259612/model/11413200

  Good luck
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• Desktop HP Pavilion 550-044: processor upgrade

  Can I upgrade using a processor intel i7 4790 K 4.0 ghz on a desktop hp pavilion 550-044 design?

  DKinsman1234, welcome to the forum.

  This is supported by the motherboard and HP processor upgrades:

  TDP: up to 88 W

  • Socket type: LGA 1150 (Socket-H3)

• HP Pavilion 550 - 155l: CPU - Z says 12 GB of ram, Windows says 4 GB

  Hello, firstly I want to say sorry of HP if I broke the rules because I'm new here.

  My problem is, I just got a new HP 550 building - 155l with 4 GB of RAM. Then, my friend gave me a stick of Kingston fury X DDR3 1600 Mhz, which is 8 GB for me. I tried to installed the RAM. Then, when I open the information system, its says that I have still 4 GB of ram (3.90 usable). I was very confused, so I went to come and download CPU - Z to see if the RAM stick works. And it is! it is my 8 GB key! And the tab says memory I have total of 12 GB of RAM but why Windows says only 4 GB (3.90 usable)? Is there something wrong? Help, please! You guys can see photos of preferences.

  PS Sorry if my grammar isn't very good. I'm not a native English speaker, I'm Thai.

  It comes to the n/b system information for Windows and CPU - Z comparison.

  

  It's the provided HP RAM.

  

  It's the fury X 8 GB RAM Kingston

  

  Thank you for every response.

  Windows sees only 4 GB because you have mixed densities (4GB + 8 GB) module and the modules of memory other manufacturer.

  If you want to use more than 4 GB successfully, then buy a memory compatible pair of bars secured and install them.

  Make sure that you remove the other two modules before the upgrade.

  See the following URL for guaranteed compatible memory module address. I have used Crucial for example. There are other manufacturers that ensure their modules are compatible.

  http://www.crucial.com/USA/en/compatible-upgrade-for/HP---Compaq/Pavilion-550-150

• HP Pavilion 550-194NG: if I can downgrade the CPU?

  I have a HP Pavilion 550-194NG that comes with a processor i5-6400. I would use this processor on a different system, but use instead an Intel Pentium G4400 (must also be taken 1151) in the HP Pavilion 550-194NG instead. should I expect any trouble? the bios who makes?

  THX!

  Yes.

  The Intel Pentium G4400 CPU is supported by the motherboard of your desktop PC, you can install it and expect to have no problems.

  The following image shows all compatible processors that are supported by your motherboard BIOS.

  Source: HP web document http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04816375

  

• HP Pavilion 550-055na: new disk will not install the new operating system

  Hello

  I bought a new HP Pavilion 550 - 055na with Windows 8 a month or two ago but want to use Windows 7. However, I decided that I will keep the hard, the PC came with, and have the option of Windows 8 in future if I want. So, I'm installing Windows 7 on a new hard drive.

  My problem is that the new copy of Windows 7 will not install on my new hard drive.  I get:

  Violation of secure boot

  Invalid signature detected. See the policy in the configuration of secure boot

  Then me to a black screen after I pressed Enter/Ok, who said the following.

  Check the presence of the media...

  Media present...

  On IPv4 PXE boot.

  If I press F12 on power on, I get a blue box asking me to select a boot device. The only options are:

  Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller IPv4
  

  Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller IPv6

  and the output by using the arrow keys

  How to change the secure boot strategy?  If I do, it means that I can install my 7 can I on my new hard drive? Also, providing that I do, I always will be able to use my Windows 8 OS drive after changing the secure boot strategy?

  Any help would be appreciated to greately.

  Sincere greetings

  DJ

  Hello:

  You have to enable the legacy mode and disable start-up secured in the BIOS to be able to install and run W7.

  Please see this link to find out where these settings... this references adding a video card, but this is how you change the settings no matter why you need to change.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653200/

• HP Pavilion 550-055na: Win 7 drivers for HP Pavilion 055na-550

  Hello

  I recently bought a new HP Pavilion 550-055na here in the United Kingdom and am not too keen on the 8.1 of Windows on the machine.

  I want to put Windows 7 (64 bit) on it to ensure the stability of my Pro Tools and video editing - and the use of gneral familiar. However, the page drivers is a little confused and I don't know what applies exactly to my machine.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-550-000-desktop-PC-series/7779690/model/...

  In the link, I have updated the page to display the Windows 7 software. However, I am sure that some of these download options do not apply to me. For example, my machine has a "nVidia Ge Force 750"graphics card and this is not listed as a download option. It seems only options for:

  nVidia Graphics Driver add-on for GT730 2 GB

  nVidia Graphics Driver add-on for GT730 4 GB

  Graphics nVidia Unified Driver module

  In addition to the options for the graphic card drivers, some of the other options are confused and I don't know what I should install. Either way, my network controller and sound card appear to be Realtek.

  Can someone please tell me which factors listed, I should download before I have to enter the installation of the OS? Or, if it is easier, which of those I shouldn't use. Are there any that I didn't need for example? I'm guessing that some may not apply to me and than some.

  Any help to this would be greatly appreciated as I lost a PC a few weeks and he had to get into service again.

  Sincere greetings

  DJ

  You are welcome.  Thank you for the additional information.

  I am happy to answer your questions.

  dougaljoe wrote:
  

  Thanks for the reply Geekster old. Very much appreciated.

  I would like to run a few things from you, if this is correct.

  My specific graphics card is not listed in the available driver downloads. Does this mean that I have this source of nVidia and 'no' Internet HP site?  You must use the unified driver.

  In addition, according to specifications, my network card must be a Realtek RTL8151GH-CG, but it is not listed either. Should I just go with the Realtek NETWORK card driver available for this? It's all a bit confusing.  Yes, you must use the driver for the CARD.  I agree to be confusing.  Just know that you actually cannot make a mistake because if this isn't the right driver, it will not install.

  The driver listed in the downloads of driver chipset seems to be a generic "Intel" as opposed to a particular version (i.e. H87). I guess I'll take the Intel, the one with the other intel downloads in this section? Also should I it storage AMD Raid driver if I have an Intel Chipset?  Yes, install the Intel Chipset driver.  Do not install the drivers AMD or software.  HP uses different motherboards in the same model, that is why it becomes a bit confused.  Yet once, if you try to install an incorrect driver it will not install.

  Sorry to ask pretty much, but I don't want to install things I'm not supposed to. I hate this technical part of computing. I use better programs than to find these things.  Believe me, you're not alone when it comes of the presentation of the pilots of no.  This is probably the area of most confusion.  I even sometimes have problems.

  All wouold much appreciated precision. Thank you very much.  You are welcome.

  DJ

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• Pavilion 550 010il: I wan to change my power supply

  I have a HP Pavilion 550 010il

  In the page on record there are many improvements for her so I wan to increase ram cpu and I wan to add a 960 Gtx

  one add an SSD...

  And especially I neede to upgrade the PSU and I want to can it upgrade

  an ATX one which is a corsair 650w.

  And in the Specs page, it is mentioned as Μatx APFC power supply 300 W internal

  While I can change the power supply, if so please suggest a higher 400W

  Please help me with this

  The PSU from Corsair 650W come in many different models.  The maximum depth in your case may not exceed 5.5 as shown in the example below.   Look at chart below and the powers of CPU.  A 600W is still in the plug.

  

  The GTX960 requires 120W and two PCIE 6pin power connectors

  Present the processor:

  Intel Core i5-4460 (Haswell) 3.4 GHz Quad Core

• HP Pavilion 550-232na: graphics card

  Hello

  I want to upgrade my graphics card, but I'm not sure what would be compatible for my pc.

  Details of my pc:

  PC: HP Pavilion 550-232na

  Processor: intel core i3-6100 3.70 ghz

  RAM: 8 GB

  existing card: graphics intel HD 530

  Ironbreaker1, welcome to the forum.

  I think that almost any video card will work on your computer.  However, there are two main considerations: 1) the amount of energy needed to run the card properly and 2) the length of the card.

  You certainly need to move the power supply (PSU).  The specifications of the computer state that the PSU is internal and 180W.  Most newer video cards require at least 400W to work properly.  Normally, I would recommend a block of at least 500W Power SUPPLY; 600W is even better.

  Here's a video card that should work, but it requires 400W of power.

  I love the Corsair PSU.  They make quality products at a reasonable price.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer, it is not the place to save money.  This is a power supply that should work for you.  It is modular which allows you to use only the cables that are absolutely necessary.  This more than makes up for the air circulation.  You should check the space provided for the power supply to make sure it will fit.  In addition, make sure that the connectors.

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