Issue of fan on hp pavilion dv7 6187 cl

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• Pavilion dv7-6c60us: issue of replacement to the Pavilion dv7-6c60us cooling fan

  Hi, so I was very sick, and having a TON of medical procedures made and until they are made my phone is my lifeline and my entertainment, etc.  So a few months back I started getting the dreaded cooling fan error 90 b at random, but now it's every time you start, I built workstations for 3D animation and editing of film/TV (which I do) from scratch and I replaced my previous laptop motherboard Dell, but it's been a while and I'm mixes returns on the research of some saying that it is easy to just replace the fan, pop the switch out, replace it and you are made to these step by step guides, saying: he basically have to go all the way to the motherboard to replace just the fan.  I wanted to just go straight to the horses mouth so to speak and know, because given my health unstable and "convalescent" until I got better in VERY VERY RURAL NC it is now a doubtful 'authorized repair shop' which is little far from me, I wonder if it is only involved should I just let - keeping in mind , I have medical bills piling up and a lot of know how myself, but maybe not the stamina, or should I hard outside - year how "hard" is to just replace the fan.  The left side of the laptop last week became really hot to the touch, whereas before there were 90 b but there was no significant difference and the unit still works, and that's all that I have here PC / computer wise and cannot not simply run out and purchase all replacement until after I'm better that might be 4 months or more? Help?

  Replace a fan in a book involves a complete disassembly of the laptop.

  If you don't have the patience and thoroughness to disassemble and reassemble then the laptop to a State because of your physical condition, I would recommend having a shop to do it for you. Consider cloning hard drive to a storage device before you leave the shop to have it.

• Pavilion dv7-3078nr: replacement of the fan of HP Pavilion dv7-3078nr - party?

  Cooling fan does not work.  Receive 90b error message.

  I plan to order a new fan, but must determine which party to the order number.  By manual:

  1. P/N 666527 - 001 (for use with computer models equipped with an AMD processor and a graphics subsystem with discrete memory)
  2. P/N 666526 - 001 (for use with computer models equipped with an AMD processor and a graphics subsystem with UMA memory)

  How do I know if my laptop uses UMA or discrete memory?

  The laptop has a graphics chip from ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4530 Series.  I understand that it has 512 MB of GDDR3 memory on the card.

  This, I suppose that this system is considered as having discrete memory and so I should replace the fan with the part number 666527-001.

  Please confirm the use of this part number or otherwise.  Thank you.

  Sorry, missed his discreet

• Pavilion dv7 WC159EA #ABU: the fan RPM increases a lot whenever I plug my battery

  I recently bought a new battery for my laptop and when I plug it, while my charger is plugged, the fan THAT RPM increases as if I use 100% CPU at 100% of RAM. Could it be caused by the new battery?

  I have a hp dv7-3111ea and bought this battery http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/140961851908 .

  Hi @CreaTivEuk,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome.  I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dv7-3111ea Notebook and questions with the new battery. Here is a link to test and calibrate the battery.

  Plug the power supply directly to a wall outlet works. Do not connect it a power strip, surge arrester, or secondary power source as this could cause and issue.

  The link you sent shows me the correct battery for your HP laptop.

  I recommend to restore the default settings of the BIOS with this document by selecting the reload the default BIOS settings

  Thank you.

• Cool fan has stopped working - laptop HP Pavilion dv7-6c95dx

  The colling fan has stopped working properly. After research, I learned that it is a COMMON problem for this laptop in particular. Of course my warranty just expired 2 months ago... so...

  I need info on this exact model fan, with that I need to replace it, as well as instructions on how to do it. It is a HP design flaw I think personally that you need security regardless, but I know that will never happen... so let me your useful insight in the matter. Thank you very much.

  HP Pavilion dv7-6c95dx laptop

  Here are the specifications of your HP Pavilion dv7-6c95dx Entertainment Notebook computer. Here is the HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide for your computer. According to the specifications and guide, it seems that HP part #666392-001 is the replacement part you need.

  

  Disassembly instructions start on page 41 of the maintenance and Service of Guide.

  Please send BRAVO

• 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

• 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.

• Fan (90 b) system error / HP Pavilion dv7-4060us

  Hello. I have a Pavilion dv7-4060us for laptop, Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 - bit. I had an overheating problem not too long ago which caused my notebook to close on its own. I bought a cooling package to help with the overheating, which helped. But now, whenever I boot, it gives me a black screen, read "operating system has found that a cooling fan has stopped working" or something similar. The error code was 'System fan (90 b)'. How can I get rid of this error message? Post here or join my email [email protected]. Thank you.

  Since you do not live in the United States / Canada region please click the link below to get help from your region number.

  http://goo.GL/kQDB

  Take care
  Sean S

• issues update HP pavilion dv7 - 6157cl

  Currently, I own a hp pavilion dv7 - 6157cl and want to upgrade my memory of 8 GB and the least 1 TB HD. I tell myself that I'll do when I tear apart my laptop apart to replace the cooling fan (strange though - I have a Compaq laptop (which is supposed to be a lower end of the line of HP, but it is more more than 3 years old and the fan is still going strong and even a much older and lower end bridge without any problem of fan - go figure!).) I upgraded my card from a G to a Compaq Wireless N and learned that HP/Compaq white lists for some parts that would allow only some manufactures parts to use. Is this true also for memory and hard drives?

  As the memory goes - what are the specs (I know they are DDR3) but what is the specs of the speed of the memory being used. Being that it's 6 GB I assume that there is a 4 and 2 GB key installed, but as I went through the standard to which it is faster to have the two sticks of memory, the same capacity and speed. I also imagine that extra memory would also improve the part of graphics memory graphics system.

  I'm also going to replace the HD 640GO at least a 1 TB drive - is there a good program to clone the internal drive to use a bigger as a replacement direct without having to reinstall. The cloning process would be simplified that currently buy external USB 3.0 drives 2.5 inches is less expensive than buying discs from barebones (a 2.5 drive "1 TB Seagate can.) I guess if I had a 2 external to partition 2 will I go 1 TB but the way in which the external 2 TB 2.5 "anime it would be worth the cost.

  Finally - these questions are there some made for memory and the HD which are in the 'white list' that can be used. Any information would be appreciated.

  The allow list does that wireless. I could bore you with the details, but it has to do with not applicable to anything else the FCC regulations. You can use any hard drive and memory of compatible configuration and specifications.

• Pavilion dv7: pavilion dv7 fan

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7 notebook pc.  It keeps stopping and giving the error it was too hot. I want to buy a new fan, but I don't know what to order. There are a number of product or a link that someone could put? I tried Google but came with so many fans of different and I don't know that you order. I appreciate any help I can get! Thank you!!

  The original game of the piece consists of fan + heatsink, but knowing the part number you can only get the fan

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=WW187AV

  http://www.Amazon.com/IPARTS-CPU-cooling-HP-603690-001/DP/B00GOI9558

  Reference number:

  603690 001

  Description of the room:

  SPS-THERMAL MODULE UMA

• HP Pavilion dv7 model 7135us: pad thermal CPU fan

  I am buying a new thermal pad, but there is so much. I'm trying to get a picture of the fan on the site of HP parts store but am UN able to do. Does anyone have a photo of the CPU for a HP Pavillion dv7 fan model # 7135us. The part # is 682100-001. Janelle thanks

  Hi @Nell4 ,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dv7-7135us Notebook and needing help with the parts of the fan Assembly. Here is a link that should help to show you the parts.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you.

• How to access and replace a pavilion dv7-3173nr cooling fan?

  Pavilion dv7-3173nr member of my family had a cooling fan stop working. This has been noticed during my usual maintenance of it where I take a can of compressed air and spray to clean the fan. As he hit the air I was expecting the fan to turn but it did not. I've then turn it on to see if it would turn but it would turn still not. The warranty just missed in recent weeks and the manuals and other resources that I've found so far do not help. If someone could tell me how to access the fan for this model, it would be appreciated.

  Thanks in advance

  Spudnut

  Hello:

  Here is the guide of maintenance and maintenance for the laptop dv7 series:

  http://bizsupport2.Austin.HP.com/BC/docs/support/SupportManual/c01918142/c01918142.PDF

  Component R & R procedures can be found in Chapter 4. See page 99 for details on how to remove the fan.

  Reference numbers are also provided to chapters 3 and 4.

  Paul

• 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!

• Pavilion DV7-3165DX, Atheros AR9285 WiFi adapter, communication and incompatibility issues

  After much research, I decided to buy a Pavilion DV7-3065DX. Then, I walked to my local Best Buy to say the 3065DX had been abandoned and was no longer available for purchase. However, the 3165DX, his successor had arrived and was very similar to the previous generation. After a brief discussion to justify the increase of prices with myself, I gave and was sold.

  Within hours, I was in College, trying to connect to the WiFi network without success. After several hours becoming more and more frustrated, I decided to call it closes unexpectedly. Rushing home after class, I plugged the new Linksys WRT160N, I had also bought wireless router and configured on my desk. Once completed, I tried to connect using the new Pavilion. To my surprise, it worked! (And no problem whatsoever no less). So, apparently, the wireless adapter works, but does so only on some networks.

  A week later, I tried to connect to a number of public and private WiFi networks of different types with limited success. Most importantly, I am able to connect to my home network, but not to the public networks in my college or city libraries. At one point, the Office for my college indicated that my WiFi adapter is one of a handful of cards on the list of incompatible devices to their network. As it was to buy the laptop in the first place, I am extremely frustrated.

  I turned to the support pages of HP for a solution. I considered a update driver despite the use of the HP Wizard to keep abreast on all software downloads and updates. To my dismay, product for the Pavilion DV7-3165DX page lists of Broadcom WiFi adapter, which does not correspond to my hardware (Atheros AR9285). What's worse, is that the manufacturer's website offers no driver downloads to customers that its site is adapted directly to product manufacturers.

  At this point, I'm increased and not sure what to do. I am already attached to this laptop. Apart from the war with his fingerprints on its black and shiny chrome surfaces shiny, the problem with the Atheros WiFi card is the only problem that I had. I hate having to go through the ordeal to return, and I do not think that this problem requires the sending of the product to HP for repair. Furthermore, I believe that if it came down to one of those, I simply return the product and find my way to another product by other manufacturers in total.

  This certainly isn't the experience I had hoped with my first purchase of HP.

  Any suggestions?

  I have the same question... However with me the solution wasn't in the pilot. I spent 3 hours on the phone with technical support, try to understand.

  What it comes down to say that Atheros AR 9285 is a shi * ty wireless card. It supports 802.11n Protocol, but only 2.4 GHz (the same as the b/g frequencies). My Cysco wireless router was broadcasting 5 GHz Wireless-N and AR 9285 was not able to detect it. Once I changed the router settings to allow 2.4 GHz Wireless-N Networking, the Atheros card was able to connect under the Protocol N. However, the maximum speeds of 2.4 GHz card are slower than 5 GHz card.

  I wish they would give an option to choose what wireless card to install in my laptop. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. I'm always done what they me screwed on.

• HP Pavilion dv7-7010us issues

  I am the owner of a shop of I.T. services and buy a

  HP Pavilion dv7-7010us for a client.  I have two concerns:

  1 > I guess, based on other specifications (DDR3 and USB3), that this model has a HDD SATA3, but I would like clarification.

  2 > I intend to clone and replace the stock with a new SSD HARD drive. I would like to know if this might void your warranty for all other hardware.

  Thank you

  It supports SATA 6 GB/s.

  No, the warranty is not cancelled by changing the hard drive.  When you call in for repair or the support of the security that they require usually send you the original disc or install it if it comes down to it.