HP ProBook 650 G1: HP 2012 W90 - A7E32AA Docking Station

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• HP EliteBook 850 G2: 2012 HP 90W Docking Station compatibility

  A 2012 HP 90W Docking Station would be compatible with a new HP EliteBook 850 G2? I can't find a compatibility list anywhere.

  Hello M.

  The G2 850 has this host options:

  Docking station:

  HP 2013 UltraSlim Docking Station D9Y32AA #xxx (port replicator connection)

  Port replicator (USB connection)

  HP 3001pr USB 3 Port Replicator F3S42AA docking station
  HP 3005pr USB 3.0 Port Replicator H1L08AA #xxx
  HP Universal Port Replicator E6D70AA #xxx

  Notebook and Display Stand AW662AA HP

  See:

  http://www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=c04472797 - Page 46

  The 2012 HP 90W Docking Station is not compatible with 850 G2. The 850 G2 docking port is on the right and the 2012 90W Docking docking connector (male), than it is on the bottom.

  Concerning

• Backward compatibility of 2012 HP 90W Docking Station with 6710 b / 6730 b

  We have a few 6710 b and 6730 b who need a docking station. Anyone know if "2012 90W docking" fits into these laptops?

  Thank you.

  P.S. This thread was moved from the company - Compaq, Elite, Pro for laptop - PC Compaq HP ProBook, EliteBook, slate/Tablet PC, Armada, LTE - moderator of the Hp Forum

  Unfortunately no. these laptops using an earlier generation of the docking station with different connectors. the old docking stations to operate for about 5 generations of laptops but necessary updated to support the latest technologies, such as Displayport and other

• A HP Elitebook 8570w fits on a 90W Docking Station A7e32AA?

  Hello

  I was wondering if it is possible to connect my Elitebook 8570w to an A7e32AA Docking Station. In the description on the HP website (http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/10432926-) it says that the 8570 p doesn't work on it.

  And I read that the 8570p and 8570w have the same docking connector (spring of other available docking stations that work for both of these laptops).

  Can someone confirm or deny this?

  Kind regards

  Senui

  Hello

  I'm sorry. If you want to only use 150W PSU for the docking station then no problem, but if you want to use 90W PSU for your machine (which needs 150W) 90W can't drive your machine as expected.

  Kind regards.

• HP Probook 650 G1: How to disable the keys way to Probook 650 G1 running Windows 7, 64-bit

  I just bought a HP Probook G1, intel i7 650 - 4600 m, system BIOS 01.34-08/28/2015, keyboard review KBC 16.3 C version.

  ESC and F1 through F12 function keys seem to be in the Mode of action key (for example flight gives HP, F6 system information allows you to change the audio levels, etc.)- and I prefer to keep the standard functions of these keys (for shortcuts in Word and Excel, also for Express Scribe transcription software).

  I found Ctrl + Fn + the function key corresponding is workaround to achieve some (but not all) the standard functions - but which is cumbersome when used frequently. Workaround doesn't seem to work for the ESC key.

  I saw a few tips on how to disable the Mode keys on some laptops HP - eg
  http://support.HP.com/au-en/document/c02035108

  - and I have used this method on the previous laptop HP (e.g. Pavilion G6), but it does not work for this Probook. The configuration screen of the BIOS on my new machine does not seem to show the key Action Mode (or same System Configuration) as an option.

  I would be grateful for suggestions.

  Problem is now resolved, thanks to HP Technical Support phone line. Their tips were:

  * go to the BIOS Setup in the usual way (shut down, then power on, press ESC, choose F10 for Bios configuration)

  * Choose the Information System

  * arrow above to advance

  * Choose the Configuration of the device

  * Uncheck the Fn key switch

  * Save, etc.

  The corresponding option is more referred to Action Mode button for this model of HP laptop, at least not for the version of BIOS this Probook 650 G1 (worm 1.36, 25/04/2016).

• ProBook 650 G2: Core i7 6600U processor is only TWO CŒURS - evolution options?

  I recently got a HP Probook 650 G2.

  I 'wanted' the Probook for her one of the last phones built with serial port RS-232 'real' on board.

  I also wanted a quad core processor and would never have dreamed that a modern range high processor would double heart.

  BUT... I was surprised that the Core i7 laptop 6600U my new computer processor is only has TWO CŒURS and the cache 4megs.

  Ugh!

  That's when I remembered that ASSUMES is synonymous of...

  Then, when I went to the site of HP to check and sure enough, all i3, i5, and i7 is all dual-core.

  The only exception was the 6820HQ i7, which is a quad core processor, 8megs of the cache and features of the integrated Intel HD Graphics 530.

  I don't know how much better the Intel HD Graphics 530 on Intel HD Graphics 520 which came with my unit.

  Can a person spend power sipping dual core i7 in a muscle stronger, bending, gulping, four hearts, 8 power + megs of processor cache?

  The CPU is socketed?

  My current motherboard accepts a processor 68xxHQ?

  Should I think with the CPU stronger than using more power than a heatsink / fan different?

  My adapter work?

  The easiest way would be to buy a NEW laptop with the card I want, but it quite late for this.

  This Probook G2 650 was not cheap, and if I go to the boss for more of $, $$$ for another laptop... Well, it wouldn't be nice.

  Your comments, suggestions, opinions, and the flames are all welcome!

  Bryan Smith

  See p. 24 of the manual here.

  Manual

  See the long list of motherboards, each of which includes a processor? You asked if the processor is nested? No, it's not and it's the end of the upgrade quest, unless you traded the motherboard. I guess just the motherboard with i7-6820HQ is going to be well over $ 1000. How about almost $1500?

  https://parts.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=ACF58104B267443785EDA1D549D7EFC2 & Searchin' = partnumber & SearchPN = 844346-601

  Before you throw stones at the 'simple' dual core i7 in your laptop, consider that it carries almost on par with a high range of 4th gen core quad.

  http://cpuboss.com/CPUs/Intel-Core-I7-6600U-vs-Intel-Core-I7-4850HQ

  High modern processors of range, especially in laptops, must also take account of energy consumption. Of course, a Quad Core Skylake will be still more than a beast. Video Intel 530 is a minor improvement on the 520 to the execution units, speed of clock and gflops as shown below:

  HD 520 graphics card	GT2	24	–	1050	403.2
  Graphics HD 530	GT2	24	–	1150	441.6

  The graphics of the Iris is where it begins to be significantly better.

  If find you a way to talk to the boss into something again consider the Zbook G3 series. It can be fitted with up to a Quad-Core Xeon, but even those that are welded on. It seems to be the trend. I think that power management got so delicate that it is difficult to prevent the loss of power by any sort of a processor of half-bridge and everything should be as thin as possible for consumers, even cell phones from the muscle work station.

  Post back with more questions.

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• HP ProBook 650 G1: '8' key is super sensitive.

  Hello!  I have a HP Probook 650 computer G1 cell phone brand new.  If I barely touch the '8' key he type the number "8" a dozen times. Or if I type with any force over a slight pressure on the rest of the keys, i8t wi8l also start typin8g the nu8mber '8 '.  Is there something I can do to lower the sensitivity of the keys on this keyboard?  This does not happen with the other keys, just the number '8 '.
  Thank you!

  Kip

  Hello

  Please check if the problem persists in Safe Mode, command prompt, Notepad. If so, please call the HP Support to get the keyboard replaced.

  Kind regards

  Vijay Anand

  HP technical support

• HP ProBook 650 G1: 47W HP ProBook G1 650 processor upgrade

  Hello world. Can I upgrade my i3 cpu (4000 m) on HP ProBook 650 G1 (D9S33AV) HM87 chipset with the I7-4700MQ CPU 47W PDT?

  In Bios Version: 01.22 has is added support for the Intel I7-4800QM processor (I think MQ).

  HP ProBook 640 G1, G1 645, 650 G1, and 655 G1 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service Guide October 1, 2015 I rely for Intel™ Core® i7-4802MQ 2.70 GHz processor (FSB 1600 MHz, 6: 0 - MB L3 cache, quad core, 47 w. I can't find any information on this model of cpu.

  It is possible 47W TDP CPU work on this model?

  Thank you.

  I realize this thread is a few days old, but I thought I would chime. I have a 650 G1 which is originally with an i5 - 4200M and I could upgrade for the i7-4700MQ. Make sure you use a good heat when dough swapping processors and everything will be fine. I use it as it notmally would be used and my time will no more than 60 c using AS5.

• HP Probook 650 G1: G1 Probook 650 screen resolution upgrade

  Hello, I have a laptop HP Probook 650 G1 that is configured with a HD (1366 x 768) display.

  The laptop is also sold with a full HD (1920 x 1080) display.

  I want to upgrade the hd to full-hd screen resolution, and I know how to replace the screen of the laptop (it's easy).

  I find a reseller to original screen has low price for my laptop but I have some doubt about the replacement, Do You think that the full-hd screen works perfectly or there is something that I should check before?

  Hello

  Yes, it will work, but must be a good piece, which is 739998-001, as illustrated on the following Manual:

  http://h20628.www2.HP.com/km-ext/kmcsdirect/emr_na-c04030196-2.PDF

  Kind regards.

• HP ProBook 650 G1: upgrade to a backlit keyboard on a laptop HP 650 G1

  Hello

  I recently bought a HP ProBook 650 G1 laptop. This model does not have a backlit keyboard and I would like to upgrade one.

  From what I've read on the internet on this laptop motherboard supports a keyboard backlit (the model is HM87 Intel) and also on a PDF detailed on the HP site describing this model it is said and I quote "Optional backlit keyboard.

  Can someone tell me which keyboard should I buy? Because I can't find online. Can you give me a reference number of the backlit keyboard for this model?

  Or a reference to a compatible model number. I guess maybe a backlit keyboard of a different model of the laptop must be compatible with mine. I found laptops with similar keyboards like mine but backlited (as hp envy 17) but I don't know if they are compatible.

  Sorry for my bad English. I hope that you will help me find a solution.

  Thank you!

  The current store (which still offers this model) does not list an optional backlit keyboard. The backlit keyboard part is not listed in the manual. It's as if they plan to offer that he decided to do not. About all you can do strip up to the motherboard and see if the header is there. Without that, it's a show-stopper. If it is there, the keyboard that would work would be a keyboard of another model of 15 inches and I don't know who it is.

• HP Probook 650 G1 - removable DVD drive?

  Hello

  I'm planning on buying a G1 650 Probook. I thought besides that remove the DVD player (or other it without it) and install an additional HARD drive in place.

  My main question is to know if the DVD drive is removable at all. In the pdf specifications I found online is not so clear the description, at least for me , see below:

  "Removable storage fixed 9." 5 mm SATA optical drive: Blu - ray ROM DVD +/-RW SuperMulti DL; DVD +/-RW SuperMulti double layer; DVD-ROM ".

  So is removable or fixed?

  In addition, if it can be removed, is it worth all the different configurations of HW on this model, or only to a small number?

  Thank you very much in advance. Can't wait to get the new laptop

  See you soon

  Juan

  Sorry to jump in.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/new-2nd-SATA-hard-drive-SSD-HDD-caddy-for-HP-ProBook-650-G1-645-G1-640-G1-/281226439098?PT=US_Drive_Bay_Caddies&hash=item417a66e9ba

  Under $25.

  REO

• HP ProBook 650 G1 and biometric on Windows 8.1

  Hello guys,.

  A friend currently has a problem with a laptop ProBook 650 G1 with Windows Pro 8.1 (64-bit).

  Cannot use the biometric Windows logon for reader - although this feature is natively built on this version.

  Even when the Validity Sensor driver is correctly installed (device looks OK in the Windows Device Manager), the system does not seem to detect it and this function does not appear in the account settings.

  I tried to install several other versions of the driver, nothing changes.

  In addition, the installation of HP Device Access Manager does not work.

  It displays an error near the end of the installation process, and then restore files.

  I did some research on several forums and other sites, but I have not yet found a solution.

  However, this type of connection is very useful, especially on a professional laptop.

  So I find it hard to believe that HP have never been faced with this problem before.

  Maybe one of you can help me to solve it.

  Thank you in advance.

  Problem solved by using the procedure described on this site:

  http://shangwuq.blogspot.fr/2014/10/my-HP-EliteBook-850-G1-was-preinstalled.html

  The biometric reader now appears as "validity sensors (WBF) (PID = 003f)" to the title of the type "Biometric devices" in Device Manager and fingerprint menu configuration is available as a connection option in the menu account management.

  Note: I installed the driver manually the file wbf_vfs_003f.inf.

• ProBook 650 G1: Docking Station compatible with HP Probook 650 G1 VBO43AA?

  I have a HP Probook 650 G1 and a dockign VBO43AA station.  The Probook docks and seems to work fine, but I can't find in the list for this Probook compatiblily.  I'm in danger of damaging the Probook using this docking station?

  N ° if you click on and the powers of the laptop and all ports operate so I see no harm to use the dock in the long term.

• HP Probook 650 1: HP Probook 1 650 Docking Station

  Hello!

  Research on the specs of the laptop:

  650 1 Spec proBook

  Seems that support 90w and 120w docking station and have the docking port. But go to the accessory page of the laptop it shows as compatible port replicator only the USB3 HP 3005pr (H1L08AA). Also goes in the pages of support of the 90w and 120w docking the 1 650 is not listed as compatible.

  So, can I use 90w or 120w docking with the laptop or I need to use the Port Replicator port usb3?

  Thank you!

  Although the site shows Dock compatible, HP 3005pr, you can go ahead and use the 90w or 120w docking station.

  The laptop is compatible with 90w or 120w docking station as well.

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• 3 displays with my HP ProBook 6470b 230W Advanced Docking Station

  Hi all

  I recently got a new HP ZR2440w monitor that I would like to joing my whole upward.

  Here is my current set up:

  HP ProBook 6470b 230W Advanced Docking Station + an HP L1950 monitor.

  My office is extended from the laptop to the Monitor HP L1950, giving double me poster.

  I would like to extend my desktop to the new monitor HP ZR2440w giving me 3 displays (laptop display + HP L1950 monitor HP ZR2440w monitor)

  For example, my question is: when I extend laptop to ZR2440w so that already granted to L1950 the ZR2440w does not connect.

  Note: I the ZR2440w connected to the docking via Display Port and speak it L1950 via DVI.

  I also tried both monitors on DVI.

  I tried the software graphics intel installed on my laptop but when the laptop lid is opened it will only connect to one of the external monitors.

  What I read I can only support 2 screens at the same time, but I feel like it rather kill to have so many display on the docking station ports and cannot use a while the laptop lid is open.

  Any help is greatly appericated.

  Thank you

  Steve.

  Yes, this was a limitation for awhile. The video controller in the laptop is the pull-out to the dock and it is capable of only configuration "dual head" If you get the screen of the laptop and the screen more.