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  I'm looking to replace the mother board is dead. I thought I would check here before you buy it to ask you a few questions.

  1 is - that the correct motherboard?

  2. I have problems with Vista, recognizing the new motherboard?

  3. all other components (CPU, RAM, wireless, card etc) works very well just plugged on the new motherboard?

  4. any tips or tricks for the swap I should or need to know, or that it will be simple enough?

  Thank you

  Installation of a Narra3 motherboard which is not 'tattooed' with your system information will allow the factory OS to comtinue to exploit. The problem occurs when you use your HP recovery disks, the installation will fail. Yes, you can install Windows on a single disc of Windows and it works perfectly. The only problem is that you will not be able to install the HP 'value-added software' device that was originally installed on the computer.

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• A faulty graphics card replace in my HP Pavilion Elite m9361.uk-

  I have an HP Pavilion Elite m9361.uk, a old desktop pc, I intend to follow the family.  Unfortunately, the graphics card no longer works.  I'm looking to replace it with something similar or better if possible and just wondered what my options were.  I just want something I can slot without having to upgrade the other material if possible.  He was mainly used as a pc game (WOW) and will in the future.  The above link shows that it is the current specifications.

  Many thanks in advance,

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  Consult this document publication.  Do you have room for a double wide graphics card? If there is a PCI-E card, installed in the location adjacent then can you move on?

  Someone earlier posted a similar question and did not upgrade the power supply and, in addition, necessary in a single location graphic card. Hmmmm, I found a solution for this problem, but it was a challenge. You can search the forum and see if you can find the solution.

• Impossible to replace the video card - Pavilion Elite Pro 410 t

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite Pro 410t with an ATI Radeon to 2 GB video card (I think a 5770 or 5570). I'll call this map.

  About 2 weeks ago it started making a noise annoying (sounded like a fan problem).

  I have a spare, older, working NVidia card fanless (calling card B) and I swapped it in using the method indicated in the guide of the user/service.

  When I turn on the Pavilion, it gives 3 beeps and there is no display, so I think that it does not recognize the video card.

  I put the card back in and it works fine, except that the fan sounds bad and I'm not confident, it will last much longer.

  I put the B card in another PC (home built) and it works fine.

  I tried card B in the Pavilion, making sure it was well set and I get always three beeps.

  I even went in the Pavilion BIOS settings to see if there was an option. There is no setting to choose the video card, but there only PCI-E option. Since I'm still just on the PCI-E slot, I left it alone.

  So I have a work card (B), but it won't work in the Pavilion for a reason any. Has anyone seen this?

  If it's a compatibility issue, is there a specific list of cards that works with my system? Do I have to buy the replacement of HP only? HP offers even replacements of video card for sale?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Yes, okay.
  If you compare the PSU of the HP and the other PC (home built) - are there differences?
  Maybe you need more powerful or more efficient power supply?

  If you try the other power supply in your HP...?

  C.

• Desktop Pavilion Elite 137c: SATA Interface for adding an SSD

  How will I know what SATA (1, 2 or 3) that supports my Pavilion Elite 137c. I want to add an SSD that says he uses a SATA-3 interface.

  You are the very welcome.

  I think it'll do the trick.

  I added a 330 Intel SSD SATA III in my HP Elitebook 6930p business book, which has the Mobile Intel 4 series chipset, also SATA II controllers, and subjectively, it makes a very nice improvement upon startup and access time.

  I subjectively, because I have not run before and after calibration of performance tests.

  The mechanical hard drive was a high-end drive for laptop Western Digital 7 200 rpm, not a reader laptop slow poke 5 400 rpm.   I had no problem saying that the high-performance SSD.

  If you put any credibility in the Windows experience index scores, the mechanical hard drive had the score 5.9 max, that you can get with a mechanical hard drive and SSD hostage up to 7.6.

• Pavilion Elite m9600t: OS reinstall for HD "Advanced format" on Windows Vista

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9600t desktop provided with Windows Vista. Recently my 640 GB Hitachi hard drive gone bad. I ordered a new one (Seagate 1 TB), installed and tried to reinstall the Vista operating system with the provided HP Vista recovery disks.

  During installation, the following message appeared: "installation of Windows could not configure windows to run on a hardware on this computer." I did research and found this happens on Vista with discs advanced formatting (AF). My new record is AF.

  I have read some threads on the forum of HP who say that you can always do the operating system installed, but you have to do by creating a new disc of installation with your product key, and then mix a partitioning in there. I'm confused on where to find the ISO files for Vista (64-bit SP1), as well as how to partition before installing the operating system, and which must be partitioned.

  I have a drive to upgrade Vista to Windows 7, but I can't use it until Vista is installed. Is there a way I can ignore the Vista installation process and move to Windows 7? Who could help me to avoid the issue of the AF.

  Thank you!

  Paul R

  Hello:

  You can check this link to know how to clean your drive of W7 upgrade installation.  I assume you have the W7 upgrade of the key product that will be necessary.

  http://helpdeskgeek.com/Windows-7/clean-install-Windows-7-using-an-upgrade-disc/

  Another thing you can try, is to format your new drive to NTFS MBR and get rid of the advanced formatting.

  You can use this disk management software and create a bootable CD, and if everything goes well after you format the disc as it was supposed to be for your PC, you can use the recovery discs if the clean install from a disk upgrade W7 does not (because of the problem of the AF).

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  I'm currently looking for this:

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  Hello

  It should work fine.

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• HP Pavilion DV4-2140us. Looking for Windows XP (32-bit) driver for Mobility Radeon HD 4000 series.

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  Please see if it works.

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• Looking for a 'how-to' guide reinstall Windows Vista after upgrading motherboard

  Original title: the motherbard and cpu upgrade

  I want to install (I hope) soon new motherboard and CPU and I was looking for how to guide to reinstall vista after upgrade of the motherboard. Is it possible to get to the office without big hazzle and start reinstalling from there.

  In fact, I want to reinstall vista because I think it's much easier to try to record all programs and other settings.

  I tried to use already search funtion and it did not the asnwer I was looking for.

  I have oem (at least it says in the box) version of vista 32 bit.

  If the motherboard is exactly the same or almost exactly the same there should be no problem.  Otherwise you will want to completely reinstall Vista or even your system will contain drivers for the hardware is no longer present or missing drivers for the new hardware on the motherboard.

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• HP Pavilion Elite e9180t - replacement motherboard

  So some time, HP has done a service to replace motherboards on defective Elite systems.  There was even a Web site configuration to help with it (www.hpelitedesktopsettlement.com).

  Unfortunately, the site is no longer active and all links to HP's internal documentation are not valid as well.

  One of my clients has long lived with the random blue screens, and we're finally going through the review process it.

  Who should I contact to get this replaced motherboard?

  Please see the information available on the HP Pavilion Elite Desktop Class Action Lawsuit settlement on the LWSEP for the HP Pavilion Elite e9150t, e9180f, e9180t, m9600t, m9650f, e9280f, e9280t and computers e9290f. "If the court approves the proposed settlement, HP will post on its website a notice on repair program with instructions on how to make eligible arrangements to receive a repair. You will have 90 days after this notice was posted to contact HP for repair repair. "It seems that HP has posted the LWSEP notice on or around 12/01/2011 and that's why you got until about 01/03/2012 to take advantage of the LWSEP.

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• Is it possible (or useful) to replace the processor in my HP Pavilion Elite m9060n...

  Is it possible (or useful) to replace the processor in my media library of Rikouman Pavilion Elite m9060n PC... There an IPIBL-(Berkeley) motherboard with Intel Chipset G33. Intel Core 2 Quad Logo running up to 2.4 GHz. is there a processor more fast which will be taken in the Socket 775 and improve the operating speed? It is economically interesting if possible? Would be very happy comments from some computer guru, as I'm obviously a novice.

  Morrismomic, welcome to the forum.

  The existing processor is Quad core maximum that you can use.  Your only choice is the Core 2 Duo E6700 or E6850:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01197633

  Personally, I'm not sure you'll see an appreciable performance gain with either.  The memory and the video card are major concerns, too.  The system is as strong as its weakest component.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 400z CTO: H - RS880 - Μatx Motherboard BIOS Update caused crash, to see a black screen now?

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400z running Windows 7 (64), my computer was working fine, however I thought that I needed to update the drivers and things from the HP website.

  The first thing I installed was the following: H - RS880 - Μatx Motherboard BIOS Update

  That restarted immediately frozen mouse on a black screen. When I turn on the computer the lights and the fan turns on but the screen remains black. Their is nothing wrong with the monitor, it's light is on, but when turn light it just says: "monitor going to sleep".

  I went through these troubleshooting pages: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-Elite-HPE-Desktop-PC-series/4269972/model/4300925/do...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-400-desktop-PC-series/4269972/document/BPH...

  without success.

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  Hello

  Disconnect the PC and press and hold power for 30 seconds. Remove and replace the battery CMOS. It's a $4 item. Now let's see what happens. If no joy, then try the steps above once again.

  If your PC support has been changed or modified then put it back in its original state.

• Replacement for HP Pavilion Elite e9250t HARD drive

  I get an error message saying "A disk in a RAID 0 volume is a failure".

  I plan to replace both drives, currently, to 500 discs with a capacity higher than as 2 TB each. The Pavilion Elite e9250t supports 2 TB disks? And can I install them with RAID, so that my data is protected?

  Hello JMHP,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that you have questions about your desktop PC HP Pavilion Elite e9250t supports 2 TB disks and whether or not it supports RAID. According to HP Pavilion Elite e9250t desktop PC product specifications and configurable Options , your computer supports "2 TB (2 x 1 TB) 7200 RPM SATA 3 G (3.0 Gb/s) ' so the answer to your first question is 'YES', it will support a 2 TB hard. As to your second question as to if she supports RAID, indio motherboard (which is what you have) supports the following:

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  • Steps to configure RAID (internal link to setup for P55, even the steps of configuration for ICH10r and ICH9r)
  • Intel RAID solution is called Intel Matrix Storage Technology (outside link)
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  • Migration from 1 to 0 is supported by material in the world.
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    • RAID 1
  • Additional resources:
    • Overview of RAID
    • Intel Matrix storage technology (outside link)

  * NOTE: three hard disks requires a RAID 5 and RAID 10 four hard drives. While the hardware can support other RAID modes, only RAID 0 and RAID 1 modes are supported on models that include this motherboard.

  I hope that I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• Desktop Pavilion Elite e9240f update my current H-RS880-Μatx motherboard

  I've been slowly upgrading this desktop computer.

  I thought it was the safest way for a novice to replace and not to build a new.

  The motherboard is not the integrated graphics card.

  Desktop Pavilion Elite e9240f

  Recent updates
  
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  16 MB OF MEMORY DDR3 1333/1066

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  Caviar Green 2 to SATA

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  North Bridge AMD 785 G revision 00

  South Bridge AMD SB700 revision 00

  CPU AMD Athlon (TM) II X processor 4 945

  Socket AM3 (938)

  5 PCI

  Maximum capacity of memory
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  Slots 4

  Hello

  A new motherboard verses a new PC is an interesting question.  Develops technology in increments of best financially or is it better to just take the plunge?  Advanced technology has always been more expensive for early adopters.

  Just replace the motherboard involves hardware, license the software in some cases and labor costs. How long this choice will extend the useful life of the technology you use? For example, if the new motherboard is leading edge, then you could spread the costs for adding new technologies to your own model of life of technology.  No matter what you do, it sometimes becomes a viscous circle of technology.  Don't you think that manufacturers use the obsolescence in their business model?

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  Back to your original question. Depends on components that can be transferred to the new motherboard and how long they will last before having to replace them.  Building a PC can be more expensive, and then buy a new PC, because manufacturers use the "scale of economies" to produce the same PC at a lower cost. If you're a tech enthusiast, then costs don't matter really that much.  You need to replace a "go faster goodie" with another on your calendar and tithe on.

• I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9280f PC, I replaced the case for a larger, having connection problems

  I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9280f PC, S # [personal information deleted], Windows Vista 64-Bit. I replaced the case for a larger, having connection problems. Lost manual, downloaded manuals, I can not find a diagram of the wires hanging in the motherboard. Help please Tom

  Tomahawk, welcome to the forum.

  This is the page for Specifications of the motherboard of the computer.  You should be able to enlarge the diagram of the motherboard to locate most of the connections.  The only place you may have a problem is with the power button connector.  Some cases are not compatible with HP moterboards.

  Please let us know if this solved your problem or not.