HP Pavilion dv7-3190ei: heat

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• Pavilion dv7: fan / heat sink assembly

  What replacement heat sink is right for my laptop? Three options are available in the service guide:

  For use only with the computer models equipped with an Intel processor and a graphic with subsystem
  2048 MB memory discreet / discrete memory 1024 MB / or the memory of the UMA.

  Which is the right part of a Pavilion computer dv7 laptop /product WW187AV with a graphics Intel(r) HD adapter?

  Hey @Chrissy11,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome.

  I saw on your problem on your laptop of HP Pavilion dv7t-4100 and heat sink parts numbers and issues of the manual. I watched this in HP Partsurfer and it shows the number of party as 603690-001.

  I hope this is what you need.

  Please let me know if this help solve the problem by marking this post as accept as a Solution.

  Thank you.

• HP Pavilion dv7-6b20em: HP Pavilion dv7-6b20em

  Hello
  
  I have HP Pavilion dv7-6b20em laptop, and recently during the startup process, I got the msg that my FAN will not function properly. I noticed that this laptop has started having heating problems, so I think that it s time to replace the CPU fan. Now, it is impossible to order HP directly, and yes I can order on ebay or similar on line store but I don't want to order some CPU FAN and disassemble the laptop to discover that I ordered the wrong replacement part. I found more cold with 'similar' serial numbers, but that will be suitable for me.
  
  Peut, with compressed air did not help
  
  Any help is welcome

  HP Pavilion dv7-6b20em Entertainment Notebook PC specifications

  Material

  Software

• Issue of fan on hp pavilion dv7 6187 cl

  I have a hp pavilion dv7 6187 cl and, recently, the fan stop working properly, so it must be replaced. Anyone know if the fan can be removed from the sink or I have to buy another radiator with the fan. I am aware of the disassembly procedure. Also, what fan guys would you recommend?

  Hi droid1
  
  Here is your service manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02842278.pdf
  
  Go through page 30.
  
  It comes as heat sink (includes the thermal material replacement)
  
  For use only with the computer models equipped with an Intel processor and a graphics subsystem with 2.0 - GB of memory separate-
  Is the part number: 653627-001
  
  Here are some online vendors selling them.
  
  http://www.Amazon.com/GP/AW/d/B00AKXTJ22?pc_redir=1405154112 & robot_redir = 1
  
  http://m.eBay.com/ITM?Itemid=221020966054
  
  Thank you

• Can I change the graphics card on HP Pavilion dv7-6c05ev?

  Hi I have a

  HP Pavilion dv7-6c05ev

  my laptop is in excellent condition

  Windows 7 64 x

  everything about this laprop is great, except the graphics card (radeon 7690 m) there is no real drivers for it.

  I was wondering if I can improve my ATI with an NVIDIA graphics card, so I can get good drivers!

  what I can?

  Hello
  
  Basically, you can, with a cost, and I think that this cost can be more expensive than buying a new computer because you have to take into account:

  1. New price of the card, and WHERE you can buy it because the laptop cards are not the same office maps. You can't buy any normal store,
  2. Need new card system (can be),
  3. Need new system of cooling because in general more powerful card pumps out more heat (you want more powerful card don't you?).
  4. May need new power supply because your current diet is not suitbale for the card. (I ordered a machine with the Nvidia card and I need to order a 90W charger at the same time, not the normal charger 65W. They rejected just my order.)
  5. Cost of the work.
  6. Packages a lot, a lot of aspirin.

  I hope this helps.

• 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

• Pavilion dv7-7180eb: memory Discrete vs UMA

  The fan on my laptop is dying and needs to be replaced. I found a hp repair manual, but it indicates two reference numbers:

  To be used on the computer equipped with an AMD processor and a graphics subsystem models
  with discrete memory 682179-001
  To be used on the computer equipped with an AMD processor and a graphics subsystem models
  with memory UMA 682178-001

  What one do need me? Assistance telephone local hp was of no use.

  This has been asked before, but responses were specific to specific machines for the plaintiffs. Is there a way to tell? (may be useful for people stumbling on this thread in the future...)

  Pavilion dv7-7180eb

  P/N: C0E48EA

  10 64 WINDOWS

  Szimon wrote:
  

  Ok thank you.

  I see two graphics cards in Device Manager (Intel HD Graphics 4000 and NVIDIA GeForce GT 630 M), so I guess it has switchable graphics, right?

  I am located in Belgium.

  So does that mean?

  This means that your notebook is a discrete graphics solution and not UMA graphics card.

  Your laptop has an Intel processor chipset and Intel HM77 as described in the following specifications document?

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-dv7-entertainment-notebook-PC-series/5262593/model/5297363/document/c03457318/

  Once you said that CPU\APU has your laptop, you can see which of the following references apply to your laptop as it is configured. He will be the one I highlighted in bold.

  ) Heat sink (includes the thermal material replacement):

  To be used on the computer models equipped with an Intel processor and a graphics subsystem with discrete memory 682061-001

• HP Pavilion dv7 for the radiator/fan

  I'm trying to figure out how to disassemble my hp Pavilion DV7, but I cannot find anywhere how to do for my particular model. The precise model is

  HP Pavilion dv7-7121nr

  Hello

  I had this procedure for your model for the replacement set of heat sink of the:

  Fan/heat sink assembly removal

  CAUTION: Follow all precautions during the removal and replacement of components:

  http://h20574.www2.HP.com/Media/75D38F6E-BCDA-4E84-961B-F3BF5454EA2B/en/yea_fru_popup_precautions-en.htm

  Before you begin: remove the battery, the door, the optical drive, hard drives, LAN module wireless, RTC battery, keyboard, cover and system board.

  Disconnect the fan cable from the system board.
  Loosen the four Phillips screws P1 captive who set the heatsink to the motherboard in the order in which they are labeled.
  Because it is a map of the graphic system, loosen the three Phillips P1 additional captive screws that attach the heatsink to the motherboard in the order in which they are labeled.

  NOTE: Graphics system UMA cards do not contain these extra P1 Phillips three captive screws.

  Lift the heatsink off the system board.

  NOTE: Due to the adhesive nature of the thermal equipment located between the processor and the heat sink, closed effort may be needed to remove the heat sink.

  Fan/heat sink set replacement

  NOTE: Before replacing the heat sink, the thermal material should be replaced. The thermal material must be replaced each time the heat sink is removed.

  Carefully remove the old thermal grease from the heat sink, the processor and discrete graphics models, the graphics processor with an alcohol swab.
  The thermal paste applicator allows to apply a sufficient amount of thermal grease to the center of the processor and discrete graphics models for the GPU.

  Align the heatsink on the processor and the screw holes.

  Tighten the four screws P1 captive who set the heatsink to the motherboard in the order in which they are labeled.
  Because it is a map of the graphic system, tighten the three Phillips P1 additional captive screws that attach the heatsink to the motherboard in the order in which they are labeled.

  NOTE: Graphics system UMA cards do not contain these extra P1 Phillips three captive screws.

  Connect the fan cable to the system board.

  Kind regards

• Pavilion dv7 cannot recognize the CD/DVD drive, no help support "assistant".

  Subject says it all.  Since I got this machine, it had problems when the CD/DVD drive becomes invisible and are not accessible by any means.  A reboot has solved in the past, but now, it doesn't seem to work more.  I would like to reinstall the drivers, but guess what, I don't know what kind of player, it is (funny how that works), and Support 'Assistant' is apparently ihcapable to understand the model of this Pavilion dv7 ("product name: loading...") ("now until the heat death of the universe), which does not help either.  Anyone has a better idea than just blindly install the drivers?

  Hello

  Drivers for CD/DVD drives comes with Windows (IE with the operating system - it is not the drivers you need to download).  The driver is located in C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\cdrom.sys.

  First, try the automated Microsoft fixit at the link below.

  Windows 7

  Vista

  Check if the drive works now.

  If the drive does not, in the Start Menu, open Control Panel and click Device Manager.  Click to open the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers.  Right-click on the first channel and select uninstall.  Do not delete if requested drivers.  When uninstalled repeat the process for each channel.  Also, if an ATA controller is listed, right click and uninstall it, once again is not removing the drivers if requested. Then, open the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drives.  Make a right click the drive (if it shows!) and choose uninstall.  Do not delete if requested drivers.

  Restart the computer and let Windows reinstall devices.  Check the disc again.

  If it still does not work, re-run the fixit automated Microsoft at the link below.

  Windows 7

  Vista

  Then, in the Start Menu, open Control Panel and click Device Manager.  Click to open the CD/DVD-ROM drives.  Right-click on the drive and choose uninstall.  Do not delete if requested drivers.  When the device has been uninstalled click the icon 'Search for hardware changes' (usually just below help in the toolbar).  Let windows reinstall the disc and see if it works now.

  Best wishes

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion dv7-4150er upgrade complete. Issue of processor and HARD drive

  Hello. Sorry for my English. I'm from the Ukraine.

  I want to improve my HP Pavilion dv7-4150er and I need advice from experienced people.

  Now, I have:

  -8 GB of RAM (2 x 4 GB),

  -1 TB of HDD (5400 RPM)

  -stock video (Mobility Radeon hd 5650 graphics card) card overclocked to 700 MHz GPU and 950 MHz Vram.

  -CPU (mobile Quad Core Intel Core i7-720QM, 1716 MHz) in stock

  -BIOS F.29

  2 problems:

  -Slow CPU

  -Slow HARD drive

  I want to buy a few HARD drives SSD for Windows and secondary soft and left for the data.

  Get an increase in the performance of the system?

  On the 'Intel' site, I read that my

  Intel® HM55 Express Chipset Mobile

  is compatible with the more powerful processors. LINK

  And I have a great opportunity to buy Intel® Core™ i7-940XM processor Extreme Edition (8 M Cache, 2.13 GHz)

  But the laptop manual says:

  720QM and 940xm - identical processors. The difference in 'MAX TDP' 45w/55w, 'Cache' 6 mb / 8 mb and clock speed 1.6 GHz/2.13 GHz

  The Intel® Core™ i7-940XM processor Extreme Edition (8 M Cache, 2.13) will work properly in my laptop?

  or not?

  I have read many articles on this topic, but the answer is not...

  And I can't find information on HP F.29 BIOS specification.

  How can I increase a CPU nested way (with another compatible processor) perfomance if 940xm is not compatible?

  Help me please.

  Thank you for your time.

  Hello nickiblackmore.  I understand that you are curious about the upgrade of your laptop.

  Here is a link to Guide of Service and Maintenance of your laptop.  It covers the disassembly of the laptop and can also show you how to replace parts if you upgrade the.

  If you switch to a Solid State Drive of a standard 5400 or 7200 RPM hard drive, you should see a significant performance increase.  This is because a normal hard drive spinning platters and it takes time to locate data on the trays as they are moving.  A Solid State Drive has no moving parts and therefor can locate data much more quickly.

  A CPU upgrade is a much more difficult question.  HP does not recommend that you perform this type of upgrade.  Laptops are generally designed with specific thermal and electrical needs.  If you change the CPU, it will probably create more heat and use a higher power that will cause you problems.  However, if you stick to a processor that is listed in the service (for example in your picture) Guide, you should be fine.  For example, you can choose one of the microprocessors found in the image to upgrade your laptop.  Also, keep in mind that the integral part upgrade as a CPU can affect your warranty (check your warranty here).

  If you think that answers your question be sure to mark the post as solved.  This makes it easier for others to find answers to their questions.

  Have a great day!

• My Pavilion dv7-1264nr computer laptop shuts down suddenly just in use.

  I have a notebook Pavilion dv7-1264nr intertainment.

  P/N: NB240UA

  Windows 7 64 - bit OS I've been running smoothly for about five months until today.

  I consult emails and watch a vidio utube and he just lost power.

  When I turned it back on I was presented with windows is not stopped correctly and I chose to start in normal mode.

  It ran fine for another five minutes and did the same thing.

  I had a few problems cooling fan but have always used on a four cooling fan Matt who has kept more than heating.

  I have no viruses, checked for any material conflics and found nothing Device Manager.

  I did update the BIOS when I bought the laptop with no problems, so I don't think it's that.

  I'm prety savey when it comes to understand and find problems with my PC, but it left me speechless.

  Can someone please give me some advice and point me in a direction I thought to havn't.

  Thank you

  questfor

  The behavior looks like an overheating problem.

  By chance, have any of you tried to use canned air to blow out the vents with?

  The graphics card and processor are more deeply in the unit. While the events may appear not necessarily immediate sings, there might be dust accumulate more in is not normally visible. I would like to start with the video in this post. This is a universal desktop and portable video, but looks like he's starting to discuss the books around the 2 minute mark. It is possible I missed a portable reference earlier in the video, then it may be useful to view all.

  Let me know what happens.

• HP Pavilion dv7-6b32us fan hums when fast running

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-6b32us and within these last few months my laptop heats up enough easy and when the fan starts very quickly it will sound and it vibrates enough that I can feel it a little bit in the top left area of the laptop, the only way it stops is if I type this field quite difficult. I guess this means that bearings or something on the fan are slaughtered, and it must be replaced. I tried to clean the area fan of the best that I can (if there ever a lot of dust on the inside), but if I remember the last time I took apart, I can't make it very easily without removing the motherboard, so I have to clean the fan with the lid on. Is there a way to solve this problem, or if not, where can I get a new fan?

  CaseyF wrote:

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-6b32us and within these last few months my laptop heats up enough easy and when the fan starts very quickly it will sound and it vibrates enough that I can feel it a little bit in the top left area of the laptop, the only way it stops is if I type this field quite difficult. I guess this means that bearings or something on the fan are slaughtered, and it must be replaced. I tried to clean the area fan of the best that I can (if there ever a lot of dust on the inside), but if I remember the last time I took apart, I can't make it very easily without removing the motherboard, so I have to clean the fan with the lid on. Is there a way to solve this problem, or if not, where can I get a new fan?

  Hello

  Take a look at the service guide.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03043778.PDF

  Your laptop must have a shared program Intel 3000 then choose the heatsink / fan for Intel UMA memory:

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/ITM/666392-001-new-HP-dV7-heatsink-fan-/360733774145?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53fd689141

  How a manual with pictures from page 46.

• Catastrophic customer service, Pavilion dv7 laptop STILL not repaired, shuts down randomly

  I've had a Pavilion dv7-6c95dx for over 6 months now and 1 week after I bought it, the laptop began to stop randomly. Firstly that it happened sometimes, usually once a week. When this problem occurred, I had to open the Task Manager, as well as SpeedFan and Manager tasks showed that everything worked well minus 50% of their capacity and SpeedFan has indicated that all systems (HARD drive, processor, motherboard) were running at 50 degrees Celsius (when I talked with a representative from HP on the phone, they told me that their products are supposed to operate at the maximum temperature is 90 degrees Celsius). I assumed it was a small issue, and, after a few months, to see if Windows 7 because of the problem, I installed Ubuntu (Linux). The same problem. I then reinstalled Windows 7, Ubuntu and even threw in a copy of Windows 8 for good measure and the same problem kept happening, but now it would be up to 4 TIMES a DAY. It would be closed (meaning that just go to a black screen, with the familiar sound of hard-stop which makes the fan) usually when I'm either: play a video game, who does not use a lot of RAM or CPU at all and is not graphic, or watch a YouTube video, usually HD and full screen. I'd hear the fan starts pumping a little (I knew it could get loud if necessary, but it's never told fort) and usually after a minute or two, he would have hard stop and then restart itself. So after 3 months of daily irritations, I decided to take my laptop to Geek Squad in the best buy, the store where I bought the unit. Geek Squad was no help: I sent the unit in 4 TIMES and first they said that the problem was "A defective HDD," they replaced, without success, and the other 3 times, they could not reproduce the problem, so that was the MONTH wholly wasted and worn out waiting for my computer back. I then asked to call HP, in the store, because when I called HP, I was not able to get a straight answer and HP, after AN HOUR of talking on the phone in the store, with a Geek Squad Manager, has reluctantly agreed to send me a box to pack up my computer and send it to HP service center. I received a call from HP after the computer and surprise, surprise, they could not reproduce the problem either! I asked about a policy of lemon no., and they said they didn't know what to do to that, of course, continue to send the laptop. When I got my laptop, I also got an email from HP asking me to rate my experience, and after I gave them the low ratings consistenly, so only I was able to speak to a case under the name of Kevin E Manager. He told me that I have to send the laptop in for "more extensive testing" (I'm not sure what this means, should not run them not testing the most extensive possible THE FIRST TIME AROUND)?) and when I asked about the policy of lemon no., he said after I send it, they will look at "other options." This time, the heat sink has been replaced, because for some reason, the laptop was running at 90 degrees Celsius, (which never happened in all my time to possess, to the best of my knowledge) but, of course, they were unable to reproduce the original problem. When I got my laptop, there was still the problem. When I called HP back, Kevin told me that at this point, they may send a representative to my home. 15 minutes before the arrival of the local representative, the closed laptop. I was relieved, because I thought it meant that I could reproduce the problem and show him. However, after waiting for an hour, with more applications running that generally required to shut down the computer, he WORKS PERFECTLY. As a matter of fact, the representative took the home unit for 3 days, and it worked perfectly. When she returned, of course, could do nothing about it. This device has been repaired 7 times now, and it is a shame. Kevin called me today ' today - in fact, it was after 1 week of waiting for a response from "24 to 48 hours." Moreover, off the 8 times that Kevin has promised to follow with me, it was only once I received a call during the response time promised 24-48 hours-another 7 times, it's me calling to him.

  Needless to say, I am extremely disappointed by the products and the HP customer service and would certainly not bought this device from them if I had known that I have would have been treated this way.

  Hello ImUnhappyWithHP,

  I will forward this thread to appropriate to review team. Someone must be in contact with you shortly regarding your question.

  Contact will be through the forums private message feature. You can check your private messages by clicking on the icon of the little envelope next to your name in the upper right corner, once you have connected.

• Pavilion dv7 6c95dx: hardware with built-in microphone and webcam problem

  A couple of months, I had someone replace my fan and the heat sink. Since the replacement my integrated webcam and MIC do not work. I tried to uninstall and reinstall the drivers several times. When I go to device management there is no legacy Imaging. If I click on display - display the currencies of imaging equipment shows up, HP Deskjet 2050 j510 series (USB) HP TrueVisionHD (twice) and USB video device. When I click with the button straight on and go in properties on any of them, he said

  "Currently, this hardware device is not connected to the computer. (Code 45)

  To resolve this problem, reconnect this hardware device to the computer. »

  I think that when my fan has been replaced the webcam/mic cable may have been disconnected or damaged but I don't know what cable it is. Can I disassemble my laptop if I have to, but I don't know where the webcam and microphone are hung and I could not find in a manual or anything.

  Hi @gmurph52 ,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. It's a great site for information and questions. I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dv7-6c95dx Notebook and questions with the WebCam. Thank you for all the information about what you have tried and what you see in Device Manager. Very useful.

  I would like to start by uninstalling the devices listed in your device under imaging devices Manager. Reboot the laptop.

  Do you see something new in there?  Here's a document on how to fix the WebCam as the computer sees connected and recognizes it.

  Are not, you may have to check the connections. Here is a link to your manual page 30 parts and page 84 of deletion for the location on your laptop.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• Black screen HP Pavilion dv7-4060us

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-4060us is about 3-1/2 years. I have a black screen and it now won't start at all. He has also been more recent times of heating. I took it to a local repair guy and he said I need a new motherboard to a height of $200. It is better to fix it or should I get a second opinion?

  200 is pretty cheap for a laptop in my opinion motherboard replacement, only you can determine if it is worth it or not.

  How long the shop is guaranteed the motherboard, what they will install?

  Most likely, it is a motherboard used, ask them.