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• XPS 8700 replacement power

  Hey everybody,

  After a storm, my 8700 XPS doesn't work. I tried the test on feeding and a green light with the fan turns. Inside the motherboard has a glimmer of ambler. Is it still possible that the power supply went bad? And can anyone recommend a replacement (nothing too expensive or a upgrade important since I do not use this pc for games)? I'm afraid that the motherboard is bad, but it's just the hope the PSU.

  Thanks for your help!

  Ryan

  I suggest the trombone power supply test and measure voltage with a multimeter.

  http://support.Antec.com/support/solutions/articles/1000015319-is-my-power-supply-dead-the-paperclip-test

  If he died, the Antec green series have worked well for me in the past. right now it's $29 after rebate.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817371086

  the corsair cx-500 is also a decent budget PSU, is on sale today and has a refund.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139027

  I wouldn't consider these if we used a graphic card game accessories market, but for a replacement POWER supply, they must be good.

  I had read the reviews of any power supply before you buy.

• replacement power supply HP Pavilion n096sa-15 Notebook PC

  Product name: HP Pavilion 15 laptop
  Serial number: [under the direction of personal information]
  Product number: F4T58EA #ABU
  Model No.: laptop HP Pavilion 15-n096sa

  Power AC adapter failed dinner after that I have months - trying to find a replacement - OEM do not seem to make a compatible component.

  Tried of Best2Serve - the part, they sent me does not match the connector of the laptop and equipped with a round pin adapter 2 instead of the standard rectangular adapter to UK on the 3-pin - and I can't find a way to communicate with them so I can return this piece and get a refund - return to the link on the invoice process receives no response.

  I tried to find a replacement, because even if the laptop is under warranty from PCWorld/Currys they want to return the laptop as well as the adapter AC HP - take anything up to 5 weeks - HP Technical Support say they cannot do anything because I ordered a part of Best2Serve - despite the fact that said the part actually will not work with my laptop

  Since the power supply is dead, the battery life is not enough for me to backup/delete my personal/private data before - hence the need to get some kind of power supply (that works)

  If the basic question - any number of known suppliers/part that can provide a repacement AC adapter for

  Product name: HP Pavilion 15 laptop
  Serial number: [under the direction of personal information]
  Product number: F4T58EA #ABU
  Model No.: laptop HP Pavilion 15-n096sa

  eBay U.K. (although she ships the United States):

  http://www.eBay.co.UK/ITM/AC-adapter-for-HP-710413-001-710414-001-ADP-90WH-D-charger-DC-power-supply-cord-/400667763406?PT=Laptop_Adapters_Chargers&hash=item5d49a8e2ce

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See page 46 for a list of compatible reference numbers. The part number for the U.K (brick of power at the wall outlet) power cord seems incorrect, because when I search keyboards come upward.

  It should be easy to find a U.K. of United States adapter to plug US on the U.K. power grid.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE-410F replacement power supply

  I want to put a better graphics in my PC, so I can update my video card, but I can't figure out how to get out the existing supply!  The whole thing seems to be riveted with the exception of the one side panel to access inside.  I could go down the top panel and front as well, but I can't go down any other sides in order to free food after that I have to unscrew.  Someone had a bit of luck with this?

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-410f. Here's HP provided the instructions step by step for "replacing the power supply" in your computer.

  Please click the White Star of KUDOS to show your appreciation

• Find a replacement for my new Pavilion 15-098sa power

  Hello

  I have a new HP laptop Pavilion, model 15-098sa (F4T62EA) and I have left the power supply to the other side of the country... and cannot easily access.  Anyone know where I can buy a new power supply, please?

  I tried PCW, curries and Maplin like ebay and Amazon.  I have followed google search top of page sites, but no one seems to stick again... too recent, perhaps?

  I don't know if someone from HP can help... someone out there watching these posts, please?

  Thank you very much

  Dominic McNeillis

  Sometimes Google or Bing can be very useful.

  See this search I did on Google for a number of online sellers of laptop power adapters.

• HP Pavilion G6 - 2148TX Power Up after replacing the fan problem

  Hello

  After replacing the fan, I have a power issue with the laptop. Basically, the laptop will only fuel on the power cable disconnected to the motherboard. It is by mistake only after the fan has been replaced and everything got back together, I noticed that the battery was not charging.

  I then opened the machine and reconnected the power cable to the motherboard and nothing - no power.

  When connecting to the source of power with the battery in place, adjacent to the power supply lights in WHITE then remains ORANGE and will not. Seeing no other, no fan noise, nothing.

  If I remove the battery, the adjacent to the power supply led in WHITE and white rest however not feed either. Same agin, no LED, no fan noise, nothing.

  Now, I opened the machine upward and disconnected the power from the motherboard. Put it all back together and that the laptop starts as usual with the battery and it works very well. (Well until the battery runs in any case)

  I'm looking for some advice on what the issue could be given my conclusions.

  Thanks in advance.

  Well, I've now solved the problem. I bought the DC power cable that connects the motherboard to the socket on the laptop. $15 on eBay.

  Connecting the supply cable to the Jack of the laptop, the 'white' and is LED stayed on. The battery was not installed at the time. With a deep breath, I pressed the power button expecting anything to happen, but when he lit a big smile appeared on my face.

  The laptop booted up normally.

  I then install the battery and the battery indicator showed it to load. Everything is good and a son of 18 very happy. The fault was as expected according to my previous email. I hope this helps someone in the future, shame on HP response was off the mark in light of the original explanation and clarification post. But appreciated nonetheless.

• I need a replacement power supply.

  I have a HP Pavilion m9500z desktop computer and I think the power is out. Recently, the computer would stay on for 15 minutes the TI would go to sleep and would need to reset turn back on. I cleaned the dust thought it was overheating. When I put it back together that light shone for 5 seconds then went out. I tried different outlets and leave it unplugged overnight. should what power supply I? and where can I find an affordable replacement? Thank you!

  The m9500z is a (configurable) CTO unit and as such, may have differences of various materials. (More on that later). This is a generic power supply (PSU) supply Tester/tutorial. Here are various internal connectors.  (GPU) graphics card connectors are of most concern. Your system may have a PCIE card with a power lead adapter, converting 2 molex 4 pin 6/8 pin PCIE. Start the PSU and back track every lead, noting the connectors and compare the link. Don't disconnect anything. Just take note of what goes where!

  Plug a power supply 350W (with a marginal rating 65%) State. But the CTO config on graphics (GPU) GTS250 States to the requirements of a card 450W power supply. You really need to look at the label on the power supply of your device. If you need a new power supply, based on the tests, I recommend the Corsair 500W . It is energy-saving, and the power curve will provide the needed energy without constraint on the system. (Adding a supplement of 100 w ability helps).

• Pavilion dv7-6135dx: power supply for Pavilion dv series

  I have a pavilion laptop dv7 is about 2-1/2 years. I just had to replace after it does not charge while plugged in the battery. I always ran my laptop plugged in and just developed this problem about 5 weeks ago. I received the spare cord recall. Now with the new battery installed, it still will not charge so that hip upward and running. I called the Geek Squad at Best Buy, which has replaced the battery. They said to turn off the unit and allow it to charge for 8 hours. Then the battery charged. So now, I'll have to turn off the laptop at all times to keep the battery charged. It will take a full load of 6-1/2 hours. I think that the power adapter is going or gone bad. It happened to someone else out there? Should I order a new adapter or just to treat the problem and turn off the laptop for the battery to charge?

  I ended up having to replace the battery because it was defective. The motherboard was not the problem.  But in the long run, it was actually the adapter that has gone wrong and killed the battery cells. I bought a smart adapter HP at Best Buy, plugged in, turned on the laptop and Yes, it started to load the runtime so solve my problem. I had no idea that the AC adapter might go bad after just 2-1/2 years, but he did. Hope this ends up helping someone else.

• What graphics card work on a p7-1026 Pavilion without a power supply upgrade?

  I just bought a Pavilion p7-1026. This is my first of all the computer set purchase because I always had my made-to-order systems. The CPU and the size of the hard drive and the plug is quite good for the price (I was looking for a cheap replacement for an old office) but I would like to make a few other updates. I'll add another 8 GB of memory, but I would also add a graphics card because I don't like the built-in graphics card.

  Is there a graphics affordable (about $100) with a minimum of 256 MB of memory, which runs on the power supply 250 watt existing and with no electrical connection needed? I watched some, but I've seen as low as 300 watts. If I need to replace the power supply, how can I find a compatible with this system. I looked at a site ('911' something) that has had a lot of listed HP models but not this one.

  Jay,

  Beyond that, you walk down this road, you really need to open the case.

  It only has 4 slots for memory and probably (2) 2 GB and (2) sticks of 1 GB of DD3-1333 PC3-10600.

  Your will does not add anything, you need to replace all with 4 GB sticks (4) If your planning an upgrade.

  New models are hard to return. You'll need to find the power supply model # for all references.

  BTW, this characterization of 250W is mounted. The (constant) nominal value is most likely 200W.

• HP Pavilion a1213w no power

  I have a HP Pavilion a1213w and the green light is on until you press the power button, then it turns off. IM thinking that it's the power supply. He is 5 years old. When you remove the green light turns on and then turns off agains when you press start.

  Arobbins,

  If you decide to replace the power supply.

  Service guide inside the box.

  Your existing power supply cut only what you see on this page. Nothing else needs to be removed.

  The efficiency index was 68%. same amperage more efficient PSU, cost less to operate. Fan goes down.

• HP Pavilion will not power on, no lights

  Welcome to the saga of my poor lappy! This is a long post, but I don't know how much of my earlier sentence is relevant to my current issue, and I'd rather give too much information than not enough.

  I have a pavilion with Vista dv6768se. I tried to use it one morning, and the first row of letters typed this: 1q2w3e4rty7u8i9o0p. In addition, Backspace would not work. After a few minutes of use, the keyboard became more erratic, typing absolute gibberish and then finally wouldn't work at all. Crush a bunch of keys, he must type a few random characters and then get stuck repeating the last of them, until what I pressed something on the screen keyboard. I tried to replace the keyboard, use a USB keyboard and updated the BIOS, as suggested by the members helpful, kind and beautiful of this forum.

  None of it worked, and I'm frustrated and put my laptop in the corner for a few months. Hanging out the back, as if by magic keyboard worked fine. However, the laptop would not work on battery. (The charger had felt loose in the port, and if it were to be touched even slightly, the laptop turns off). I thought that my battery was probably went wrong while he was sitting, so I replaced it. No dice. I also replaced my charger just to be sure, but nothing helped.

  So I'm frustrated with it again and put in the corner. Fast forward a few months. The laptop lights nothing, either in AC or battery. There are no lights and no fan when I press the power button. When I plug in the charger, which feels still loose in the port, the port no longer lights to indicate that he is in charge.

  If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, I would be very grateful. Thank you!

  I know it's hard to take but this product line has had its Council failures because of its design and chipset. There is basically nothing you can do to resurrect now once this problem has appeard. The most likely failure of this model line was the video chipset that would fail on these cards. If the problem has been taken earlier and the heat sink has been redone which can prevent the video to not cause any boot in your case. But that's what I see and read that these units had a lot of chess video chipset and only two of which I fixed the heatsink on one which is still in progress and another cleaned much of the dust that I could and still works. So I think that once this model line hits startup black screen which usually means that it is a gooner.

• HP pavilion dv6-1352dx power supply issue

  Hello. My hp pavilion dv6-1352dx crossed a State gradually after that I received a warning to consider replacing the battery. Using Windows 7, 32-bit. Now seeing AC is turned on when it's plugged in but the battery charging light keeps blinking and turns off after a while. Tried holding down the power button / stop and from ac only who worked initially but turns off after a few seconds and now does not work yet. Looking for solution for 8 months now. Hard drive works with other PCs and have reset the memory. Thank you.

  I suspect the module plug AC, which is removable and replaceable and not very expensive. It could be a bad mother, however.

• HP Pavilion f1503 monitor power

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  I need to replace my power supply (power cord and AC/DC adapter for my HP Pavilion f1503 LCD monitor. Can anyone advise where I can buy one?

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  PartSurfer indicates 2 PSU but the 321811-001 can be found here

• HP Pavilion P6641F ABC power not on

  HP Pavilion P6641F ABC, Windows 7 64-bit power not on.

  The cables from the computer to the external power source are correctly connected.

  The socket external works correctly.

  The green power led on the rear of the computer is flashing (flashing). The fact the green power led on the motherboard.

  How could I solve this problem?

  Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.

  Congratulations for your detective work. Sorry it was not better news or a low-cost solution. Your choices include;

  (1) find a card identical replacement and "tattooed it" so you can still use your HP recovery disks

  (2) find a replacement identical card and make an image of the hard disk (this kind of becomes your recovery image) or buy a new copy of Windows

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• Replacement power supply 200w ATX - 1956 D by 1956F

  HP 873n, replacement food Pavilion have additional adapter. Looks like more recent replacement has been slightly modified. Where to connect this adapter from 3Pin femare? or I leave it unplugged?

  chariot5 wrote:

  HP 873n, replacement food Pavilion have additional adapter. Looks like more recent replacement has been slightly modified. Where to connect this adapter from 3Pin femare? or I leave it unplugged?

  I would venture to say that your female adapter 3 pin must be connected to a male adapter 3 pins on the motherboard.  This allows your system to control the speed of the fan on the power supply.  I hope this helps you.