HP Pavilion dv9500 is BIOS 3 SSD support?

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• A Pavilion DV9500 will run an SSd?

  I would like to add an SSD in the Bay of spare on my DV9658ea Pavilion in the end what makes my boot drive. The Bios will run an SSD Vista and where I can buy the drive connector and caddy for good install disk on the motherboard. (HP spare parts providers charge almost £90.00 for the relevant parts of the owners)

  Yes.  You can use an SSD as your boot disk and the secondary drive as a storage device.

  You will need a third party software product such as Paragon Drive Copy Pro easily migrate OS to SSD.   Some SSD's come with software cloning exactly for this purpose.

  You will need to find your own source online for the carriage of hard drive and cable.  Just do a Google or Bing search for part number and choose a suppplier that suits you. If you are looking for hard you just maybe even backwards [ick a truck being used and cable.]

• HP Pavilion dv9500 hard drive, speed + other problems

  I time it has mine HP had some problems

  I rebooted with installing windows 7 again.

  Then I get a lot of problems, it was the hd which gives the problem

  When I look at true hd, I saw that it is not the normal SD but SATA 7 connection

  I have two vertex 3 60 GB SSD and they go instead of hd perfectly.

  The problem is the connection to this SSD

  I have this good connector?

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/SATA-hard-drive-connector-adapter-for-HP-Pavilion-DV9000-DV9500-dv9700-/2612...

  This SSD will work with the HP Pavilion DV9500?

  This SSD is perhaps to fast for HP? Maximum transfer for hp is 1.5 Gb/s, I think

  How many MB is it?

  When I install Win7 with latest drivers.

  laptop processors work around 50-70% without any program is launched!

  I worked more then a week to find new drivers, why HP not with a program to update this driver is automated? The HP update works not at all, he said, everything is ok. But with a pilot programs, it finds more then 40 drivers unupdated!

  I see mine laptop with 2 GB of ram, startup, there are already 90% used.

  Is it not better to change the ram to 4 GB? because it's only $ 28

  What is the good ram?

  http://www.eBay.com/BHP/PC2-6400-DDR2-800-MHz-RAM

  When I give mine for problems HP laptop I recover it with a working DVD drive step.

  The DVD player can read compact optical disks but not read or write DVD.

  What can I do?

  Can I change the DVD player. Are their sold somewhere?

  You have a lot of questions here. Firstly, Yes, the connector of the drive hard eBay is the right and it will work on any SATA including SSD drive. I think the DV9500 and more it is SATA 2 (3 gb/s) interface, but it's not really important. A 60 GB SSD will not be enough space.

  HP does not have updates of driver for this machine for quite a while. I wouldn't too much stock in these update pilot programs that you download from the Internet. Indeed, they often contain spyware that could explain why you have high CPU utilization. If you can give me the exact model number or at least tell me if it is an AMD or Intel version we can get better drivers. The pilots of two wholesale to be aware of are the chipset and video drivers. If you have the AMD driver chipset nVidia processor must be specifically responsible. Windows it will not pick up. You definitely need at least 4 GB of RAM, and Yes, you use the DDR2-800 SO-DIMM. Also, you should install 64-bit Windows 7.

  This is a DVD burner. The façade can be a different color, but you can reverse your.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/448006-001-HP-read-write-DVD-CD-combo-drive-DVDRW-high-def-DL-Pavilion-dv9500T-/321046813952?PT=US_CD_DVD_Blu_Ray_Drives&hash=item4abfe19d00

  Easy to replace. Just return the laptop and look for a screw in the center of the bottom panel. It will have an icon of disk beside him. Remove the screw and slide the drive.

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

• Can I install a replacement on a hp Pavilion dv9500 SSD

  Can I install a replacement on a hp Pavilion dv9500 SSD?

  I found the following solution. 'Advanced search' option Forum could not find it, but a Google search found the link to the solution of erico. Given Kudo.

• HP Pavilion Notebook N9R33EA # a: problems with the BIOS update (HP Support Assistant)

  I was offered an update of software SP77359, which seems to me to be an update of the BIOS provided by HP Support Assistant. Version F.82Ap1. Two days ago, I updated the BIOS via the support and, on the report wizard got an other update via the support Wizard. I applied this patch to find that it was still an other BIOS update and now, which has been applied this third update has appeared. Please let know us how I do.
  
  The model number of my machine is actually N9R33EA #ABU (as reported by the Assistant to support) but ths was too long to type in the name of the product.

  Your laptop is a HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-ab208na (ENERGY STAR) for later use.

  I wouldn't update. Simply click the X to remove the download and install the list in the help Wizard.

  The current version on your laptop support portal is F.8.1

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-15-notebook-PC-series/8499306/model/8942501

• Pavilion dv 9500: replace the HDD with SSD HP Pavilion dv9500

  I want to improve my HP Pavilion dv9500 by replacing the HARD original with an SSD drive. Is that possible and Yes are there no specification of SSD and an adapter must?

  PaulB5 wrote:

  I want to improve my HP Pavilion dv9500 by replacing the HARD original with an SSD drive. Is that possible and Yes are there no specification of SSD and an adapter must?

  They should fit you will have to climb on your HARD drive cage if there is an and that you may need a spacer inserted as some SSDS have a spacer for the filling of vacuum.

• Ask for a diagram of the HP Pavilion dv9500 Notebook PC

  Hello

  Here's the info from my phone,

  Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard
  Model: HP Pavilion dv9500 Notebook PC
  System type: X 86-based PC
  Processor: AMD Turion (TM) 64 X 2 2 logical processors, 2 Lossnay, 1900 Mhz, technology Mobile TL-58
  The version of the BIOS/Date: Hewlett-Packard F.32, 03/03/2009
  SMBIOS Version: 2.4
  Windows directory: C:\Windows
  System directory: C:\Windows\system32
  Starting device: \Device\HarddiskVolume1
  Locale: United States
  Layer of HAL: Version = "6.1.7601.17514".

  I would like to have a diagram of this model of laptop, so I can install the second hard drive (Solid State Disk) in there.  Thank you very much.

  Kind regards

  Tho

  Hello

  The procedure is detailed from Page 59 of your & Maintenance Guide.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Office Pavilion 500-119: adding an SSD 240gig

  Hi, this is my first post.

  I want to add an SSD, I am looking at a Kingston 240 gig ssdnow v300 upgrade kit.

  I still run the operating system with the already hard drive of 1 t. So the additional SSD will be an extra disk to run VSTs for piano who need the extra speed to run smooth.

  I have the additional available seats in the 500-119 Office Pavilion and the motherboard will accept an SSD?

  He do this upgrade and are there additional changes I have to do after having mounted the additional disk is easy?

  My system is:

  Pavilion 500-119ea

  A10-6700 APU 3.70 GHz AMD

  Any advise will be greatly appreciated.

  Daren-

  TWO part Question and answer.
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  First of ALL, Kingston SSD now v300 240 GB (until 2013) has a SSD Product Page.
  http://www.Kingston.com/us/SSD/v

  There are a LOT of YouTube on Unboxing videos and installation of this SSD Kingston v300.
  Just use your search engine (Google) or the search function in YouTube (Kingston Unboxing v300).
  http://youtu.be/UDmJcgSpTYM

  Here is the Computer Shopper Review (April 4, 2013):
  http://www.ComputerShopper.com/storage/reviews/Kingston-SSDNow-V300-240gb

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  SECOND, your model of PC HP Pavilion.

  Here is the Support page (Internet) to your
  HP Pavilion 500-119ea desktop PC
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/product?cc=us & DLC = in & LC = in & Product = 6532649

  HP has prepared a number of 'How To' Guides (DIY) on this product Page, like this:

  Adding / replacing hardware
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/documentSubCategory?tmp_rule=22074 & tmp_task = useCategory & CC = US & DLC = in & LC = in & Product = 6532649

  A lot of your answers lie in the Internet of the above, information provided by HP.
  --
  Let's get down to the potential pitfalls:

  1. your HP computer uses Jasmine-R motherboard (MSI MS-7778) with six 6 internal SATA 6 Gb/s ports. beautiful card mother AMD, many SATA ports. GOOD to GO.
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03757575

  2. it is a MidTower case, with the hard drive mounted on a Vertical support, bottom left (view after removing the side panel). Follow the Web link below, for this how to (open side panel):
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04100666

  3. IF you want to add a second drive, in this case a 2.5 "Solid - State Drive (SSD), I see three 3 potential location.

  (A.) mounted horizontally, with support of the adapter in the box below the DVD/CD drive.

  (B) vertically, mounted on the Panel lower front of the computer case.
  A 3.5 "to 2.5" adapter support can facilitate this fixation or the player first itself (using the 4 holes tapped on bottom of SSD) IF the perforations (ventilation, fan, hard drive carrier) line up properly.

  (C.) mounted horizontally on the botton (floor) of the case. Location does not fit all applications.
  The San disk Extreme Pro SSD, I bought in 2014, has been mounting spacer/vibration rubber that could allow this type of editing with a contact adhesive. This montage approach is not appropriate in all cases.

  Selling manufacturers SSD Kits and readers Raw (desktop, laptop)- so working with your store of the local computer for sale retail (££ or €) for a proper selection.

  4. REVIEW the available power cables (SATA style) for their ability to reach these 3 mounting locations.
  Extensions are available from box Mod shops and retail stores.

• BIOS and HP Support Assistant?

  I am a little appalled and would like to know what is happening with the updated Bios and HP Support Assistant.  To visit this forum, I came to the conclusion that we should NOT allow the HPSA download and install the updates to the Bios.  Is this true and if so, what do you do to solve this problem?  Unfortunately, I learned that this HPSA AFTER put to update my Bios to a version that is not listed for my laptop.  Unfortunately, not a not inform me on what I should do after it has happened.  Should I try and "exploded" my Bios?  Or leave?  I appreciate all help.  I now f.2bs and according to the download site for my model number, I use f.0Une.  My laptop is a Pavilion DV6T-7000 Quad Edition A5F76AV.

  Problem solved.  I decided my BIOS of backflash called for on site support (drivers and downloads).  Everything is fine and it even fixed some Diagnostics UEFI.  After seeing things, I found that HPSA does not have a very good job of distinquishing your operating system.  In my case, whenever HPSA tells me an update of the BIOS, it applies generally to 8 Windwos.  I am running Windows 7.  Meh.

• Error 1002 when about to reinstall Vista to new drive hard-pavilion dv9500

  Hey there,

  First of all, a bit of background:

  • The computer (HP Pavilion dv9500 17 ") is about 4-5 years.  The warranty expired in 2010.
  • He was sent to HP before (about 2 1/2 years) within the warranty for a faulty NVIDIA card fried its motherboard and working perfectly, given that these parts have been replaced.
  • But lately, some of my files are missing and my computer starts on hibernate on its own and stops unexpectedly.  About two weeks, the hard disk provided with the system (a WD 3200BEVT Scorpio Blue SATA 2.5) began to collide and click on erratic and has not, showing me the 'Operating System' not found error from the start.  I have no reason to believe that this was due to anything other than a hard to die.
  • About three days ago I was able to start upward into the operating system, temporarily, in which I created a set of successful recovery discs using the Manager.  The version of Windows in question is Vista Home Premium 64-bit.  The machine is labeled as Windows 7 compatible.

  I bought a hard drive from Amazon, a 5000BPVT WD Scorpio Blue SATA 2.5 and replaced the dead with her.  In the BIOS, the hard drive does not read for errors when pass the diagnostic test.  However, when you run System Recovery Manager, I came across the error 1002 when it is on the third and final drive and getting ready to write to the hard disk.

  Now, when I try to retry it, the computer starts and after the F - key option screen it is just blank with a flashing cursor.

  From what I've been able to find on the site to other situations similar to mine, I seem to have several possibilities as to why it went wrong.

  • Either my recovery disks are bad because the hard disk on which the recovery partition was conducting at the time of their creation was bad,
  • The recovery discs were bad anyway because the recovery on the partition information has expired long ago,
  • My new hard drive isn't called a DMI utility that is in conflict with its compatibility with my machine, although it is otherwise compatible.
  • Or maybe my computer is old and fecacked and there is nothing that can be done.

  As previously mentioned, I'm no longer under warranty.  I've already spent money that I don't have on the new hard drive and now I'm worrying that it was for nothing.  I'm just curious if anyone, having heard my specific situation, can determine the question so I can get my class there.  If it's a question of having to order a new recovery discs, I think I can handle this.  Indeed, if a clean install of Windows would do, my friend has offered me his extra copy of Windows 7 because it turned out she didn't need her.

  But if it is this exclusive utility, well, I can't afford the cost for sending to be tattooed out of warranty, and at that time, the question is whether it's just better put into place for a new machine.  Which is a shame because I was really hoping it would last me at least until I have been done with the junior school.  As you can imagine, not having no not my computer heavily paralyzed my ability to handle the six classes and work part-time in the heat of the season of final exams.

  Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

  Model hard drive is a drive of 'Advanced' Format, you must return it and buying a hard drive that is not the type of advanced format, then recovery should complete without error.

  http://www.wdc.com/global/products/features/?ID=7&language=1

  HP recovery disks do not work with the AF disks, recovery fails at the step where he created additional partitions for hp_tools and recovery of partitions because it does not include the hard drives of AF, so he is unable to create or write to these partitions.

  .

• A hard drive SATA 3.0 GB will work on my HP Pavilion dv9500 Notebook?

  My C: drive is dead. Fortunately, it was a 500 GB replacement drive, and I kept the old 160 GB disk that came with the unit. I reinstalled the old drive C: and after some hassles (and 55 Microsoft Updates) it works OK, although slowly.

  NewEgg offers a 750 GB drive at 7200 RPM for $109.95 (free delivery). Should be bigger and faster, but it's a SATA 3.0 GB. Now peri drive is a Seagate Momentus 7200.4 500 GB SATA and it worked fine until it didn't. But I don't know if "3.0 GB" is a speed, a boast or maybe a new spec that does not work on my HP Pavilion dv9500 notebook for 3 years.

  Any information will be appreciated!

  Hello

  Do not expect a bump of a SATA 3.0 hard drive speed. Disk transfer rates will be limited by the current SATA interface speed in the DV9500. Linear track density (bits per channel) is another factor with a flow of transfer rate.  I used a SATA 3 SSD in my DV9700t and he has added a significant performance improvement.

  Bottom line: a SATA II drive can perform as well in your laptop.  If you want more speed, then install a device of solid state (SSD).

  You could try a HDD diagnosis to ensure that you do encounter hardware problems.

• Satellite R830-143 - update of the BIOS does not support this operating system

  Hello

  I received a notification via Tempro that he did not have a BIOS upgrade. I downloaded the ZIP file (bios - 20120209125153.zip), extract the package (BIOS360_EC140_WIN.exe) and ran it according to the instructions.

  The package runs, give the progress bar "extract files...". ", then displays a dialogue entitled"TOSHIBA BIOS package Ver.4.1.2"that says:"this package BIOS does not support this operating system."

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit on a Satellite 830R-143 with the short part No. PT32LE

  Does anyone know what is the problem?

  Thanks in advance for your help...

  Hello

  You have problems with the laptop?
  If not then why you want to do the BIOS? Just because the new BIOS is released?
  I would not change anything if my laptop is running correctly.

  However, the update of the BIOS requires the VAP (value added package).
  So remember that this PPV is installed correctly. If this isn't the case, so far.

• Qosmio G30-189 BIOS update to support Intel Core 2 Duo (MEROM)

  Hello!

  Can you tell how Toshiba will get a BIOS update to support the new processor intel core 2 duo mobile cpu.
  1.4 real BIOS does not recognize the new CPU type.

  Toshiba offers a core 2 duo based qosmio G35-650 USA a bios should be available.

  Of course I now that this makes the gurantee disappear.

  Help, please.

  Greetings

  Marcus Reichert

  Hi Marcus

  I think that no one knows when the new BIOS update will be available. You can check the BIOS download page only from time to time. All that s.

  The situation on the American market is unknown to me, but you can't compare it with the EU market. There is big difference and you know that the U.S. market is always in front of our EU market.

• Pavilion 1226nr: need bios password recovery

  I just bought a refurbished 17 laptop computer 1226nr HP pavilion with a bios password hashing is (D567ADAF) Please help

  Hello

  Your laptop is to produce a code hexadecimal halt which is stored in the ram as a 'one stop' and is recalculated after a reboot.  This indicates that you have a FRIEND bios later and unfortunately none of the current code generators will work - surprisingly, you can usually always remove power on password of the machine by removing the cell RTC (leave the connected Power Board) then hold down the power button for 60 seconds before reinserting the RTC.

  The bad news is that the RTC is on the 'wrong' side of the motherboard so is going to require a lot of disassembly - see Page 92 of your Maintenance & Service Guide.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• No BIOS for USB support? Can't boot from USB HDD

  Hello

  I was trying to install two operating systems (Linux, Windows Vista CTP) on my external hard drive (USB 2.0, Firewire). And I can't seem to-because he doesn't seem to be a way to specify the support of USB devices in your boot sequence. It seems that the configuration of the BIOS is limited to these 5 icons of basic (no text below the same you know what they represent) - that seem to hold to drive HARD, CD/DVD, network, etc., but none of the USB hard drives (I don't think the FDD account)?

  For example, install Windows Vista complains that the BIOS does not support boot from my external hard drive - Linux does.

  Or am I missing something...?

  Kind regards

  Krish-

  Hello

  You n writing t nothing on you laptop but as far as I know it of not possible to boot from the external USB HDD.
  You can start the USB FDD, HDD, Lan or ODD but not the USB HDD internal.