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• HP DV7-3063cl laptop PC: BIOS cannot locate the serial number of the new motherboard more PXE - E61: Media test failure, check

  I have recently restored a HP DV7 3063 cl laptop that died a hot mother (MB). I replaced the MB with a new Board of Directors of HP when the price has been reduced to $100, updated the CPU with an announced as new AMD 640 M and applied Arctic Silver on CPU and graphics chips. I put in 4 G memory cool, got the computer to work and installed Windows 10.

  However, I have several problems:

  1. The BIOS cannot locate the serial number of the motherboard during the boot process and sends a message to the effect. I hit the ENTER button start continues.

  I tried to access the BIOS to enter the serial number or other possible solutions, I found online. Help forum a HP had a BIOS software tool for editing of Compaq in 2000 but said it would only be on the desktop and HP staff will provide a BIOS for my laptop.

  2. I get two error messages that

  • PXE - E61: Media test failure, check cable of

  • PXE - M0F: Exit PXE ROM

  I didn't know all the patches for this issue, but it only delays the process of starting shortly before it continues.

  Finally, the computer starts Windows, but other problems.

  mhscholder,

  There isn't any publicly available method to update information in the BIOS.  HP only authorized service providers can update the MB after installation.  You will get this message during boot every time.  You also won't be able to run a recovery since the recovery media is looking for this information.

  The PXE errors generally occur during the initialization of the network is listed in the boot order before the hard drive.

  -wes

• I need to redo my computer, I just need the PRODUCT KEY, which is located on the motherboard

  Is the number of ePPID, or I'll have to find a way to get into the BIOS of the motherboard.  There is no sticker.  I want to download a Microsoft program, but they want the product key.  It is OEM, and I do not have a sticker.

  For Windows 8/8.1, Media Center is extra cost.

• I have a compaq presario sr19090uk desktop pc, and the motherboard was dead. :(

  I have a compaq presario sr19090uk desktop pc running windows 7 64-bit with a card mother micro-ATX (ASUS - A8M2N - LA / Nodus M-GL8E) Socket AM2, Anthlon 64 3500 + socket 939and the motherboard was dead. What is a good replacement that takes in charge a cd/dvd ide burner and sata hard drive for undeer £100. I have also 4 GB DDR2 SDRAM installed.

  Thank you

  Tony

  Here are the specifications of your Compaq Presario SR1909UK desktop and it is card mother A8M2N-(NodusM). There is a conflict in the two specifications for what CPU socket is actually used. The computer specifications claim a socket 939 CPU, while the motherboard plug State she has a socket AM2. You will need to examine your system to confirm what type of CPU and socket he did.

  It can be difficult to locate a market after motherboard that will meet your needs as AM2 socket 939 about 5 years to 8 years and are several obsolete generation. Check e - Bay or similar in your area for a replacement card which meets you the specifications. Please keep in mind is likely to replace the HP OEM Board on your computer Windows become a "non-genuine" and require the purchase of a new operating system. Note that the recovery discs you created will not be also usable on your computer.

• replacing the motherboard for hp pavilion

  I have a HP Pavilion model a4316f. The system no longer recognizes any of the readers. This system

  has a motherboard Violet 6 and from what I read in the forums, this is a common problem. If I replace

  the motherboard with another motherboard of violet 6 will be provided with recovery disks the

  system still works? If not, what are my options, do not want to buy the software after buying the motherboard

  for a 4 year old computer.

  Thank you

  You must send the motherboard to HP or an authorized service center for tattooing the BIOS/CMOS with your information system, if you want to use your HP recovery disks in the future.

  Alternatively, if you can still read the product key 25 character Windows on the Microsoft COA (see example below) attached to the computer, you can install Windows 7 using this key.

  

  Please see "how to install Windows 7 without the disc" to get instructions on how to download Windows 7 SP1, create the installation media and install Windows 7 SP1 using the 25-digit key from the COA Microsoft on your computer. Understand that this method will not contain any what customizations HP or HP software value-added.

  Windows 7 SP1 can be found HERE and HERE.

  Direct link to Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool.

  Please consult your computer HP Pavilion a4316f Desktop PC drivers page for Windows 7 drivers. If you have any questions, locate the appropriate drivers, please message the Windows Device Manager (text only) "Hardware ID" of all remaining missing or unknown devices, as shown in the example below.

  

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• HPE 1170 uk: card Wintv... Where it connects to the motherboard?

  I have a hp pavilion 1170 uk Office http://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c03023321

  the black cable of the wintv card came loose from the motherboard. It is a 4 pin connector. I can't for the life of me see where it connects to the Board of Directors.

  can anyone help?

  Yes.  This looks like a USB connector.  Looking at your link, and then on the motherboard page support page - port USB headers are at the bottom of the card mother and labeled F_USB1, F_USB2 or F_USB3.  The "strong" part of the form passes over the location of the empty spindle to align the other four pins to the correct location.

• Replace the motherboard

  Hello everyone,

  I need to replace the motherboard of my hp pavilion dv7 4013el because I think it's broken...

  (Serial: CNF0192CGT product: WS522EA #ABZ)

  Is there someone who can explain to me how I can understand that one should I choose? can you suggest a place where I could buy it?

  I thank very you much in advance!

  Your English seems to be very good, so here's the link for the 4xxx series PC laptop dv7. It will show you what is involved in the repair of your laptop.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02666747.PDF

  It is a youtube link if you care to look at:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=tsHtlZ_VrWg

  The MB part number is on a sticker located under the memory.

• ENVY 750 - 055xt: screw the motherboard for socket mSATA

  I have the HP ENVY 750-055xt, which uses the motherboard of Kaili.  There is a plug on the motherboard mSATA and I inserted an EVO of 850 Samsung 1 TB SSD.  Fortunately this solid state drive works and is immediately recognized by Windows 7, no other frills.  However, the motherboard doesn't have the small screws in the tiny mSATA solid drive on the motherboard.

  Anyone know the right screw size used to secure the mSATA SSD to the motherboard in Kaili?

  Hi Big_Dave,

  Thanks for your reply.  I have besides a picture of the Samsung 850 EVO mSATA SSD drive.

  

  It fits in the slot on my motherboard HP MS-7826 (Kaili) mSATA.  Please see below.

  

  The drive performs as well as my boot drive.  As it is not properly attached to the motherboard, the only thing holding is the strength of tensioning of the socket.  Ocassion the tiny jury comes off in the socket and it won't be visible in the path of startup.  Opening upward the chasis LIKE 750 and re - insert the mSATA jury will get the computer running again.  The little screw would prevent the Council of Regularisez making and the frustration of re-Foundation there.

  Elsewhere in this forum, I found mention of the screw that I'm looking.  This is the same as that used in the dwelling of minimap express PCI used for the WiFi card.  The expertise here source describes the machine screws Flathead as a M1.6 size.  I ordered a M1.6 x 3 mm of China.  I think it should work.  Some here said they used a M2.0 to head flat screws in the slot mSATA and it seemed to work for them.

  My motherboard HP isn't a slot m2.  If so, then I probably would have opted for the Samsung SSD m2, instead of the mSATA SSD drive.

  For now, I think I solved the problem with the mother screw missing for the location of nSATA.  Nevertheless, Big_Dave, thanks for responding to me here.

• Screw the motherboard in HP G62 b29SA - unused holes in the motherboard?

  I've been fixing G62 b29SA laptop from a friend (just replace the fan). There was some time between take apart and put back together (to get the right fan) so I do not remember if all the holes in the motherboard had screws in them. Quite a lot for screws, just spin and spin - there is no wires behind the motherboard or the screws are too small (but I don't think that I have large screws (or at least none that are not from another section (for example, battery or other).)) All the holes in the motherboard has screws?

  seanspotatobiz wrote:
  

  ....  All the holes in the motherboard has screws?

  Hello

  No, some of them have no screws, BUT all the screws must have holes. Please see the following book to see all the screw locations (see #79 page):

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02542472.PDF

  Kind regards.

• Change the motherboard & processor on the retail XP pro machine

  I will be able to change my case with my XP Pro retail license existing and mobo, cpu?

  I will be reusing the existing HARD disks and optical drives.

  Yes, but with a new motherboard if fails it "Repair Installation", you may need to perform a clean installation of XP.

  Still think XP has existed for some time it can't hurt to download the latest drivers from device XP and updated the BIOS from the web site of the manufacturer of the mother/support download card.

  Set of utilities to test for computer HARDWARE manufacturers:

  Note: If you are OverClocking or use any automatic overclocking BIOS features, Intel EIST or Turbo Mode (turn off).
  then back at the speed of stock as a starting point.

  Disconnect the other internal hard drives and external USB devices.

  First try running Memtest86 +, which runs from a floppy disk or CD and should eliminate or
  confirm whether your one or more of your sticks of memory are bad or the values of the SPD in the BIOS are correct.
  Let it run for as long as you can: 2,4,6,8 or several hours, so no errors at that time then your ram is OK.
  http://www.memtest.org/
  Memtest86 + Guide/How To (use the.) ISO to create a bootable CD)
  http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=409152

  Hard drive test - CD Bootable:
  If you have a new hard drive Seagate the very next thing would be to download Seagate Seatools (bootable CD) and check bad sectors:
  http://www.Seagate.com/WW/v/index.jsp?locale=en-us&name=SeaTools&vgnextoid=720bd20cacdec010VgnVCM100000dd04090aRCRD
  For Western Digital disks using WdDiag: http://support.wdc.com/product/download.asp?lang=en
  Fujitsu utilities: http://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/storage/hdd/support/utilities.html
  Samsung Disk Manager software: http://www.samsung.com/Products/HardDiskDrive/utilities/shdiag.htm
  Hitachi Drive Fitness Test Software: http://www.hgst.com/hdd/support/download.htm#DFT

  Once Windows is installed:

  Device drivers: have you installed latest drivers from device of the manufacture of the motherboard? Visit their site to support for the latest drivers as the CD that came with the motherboard may have older less stable drivers.

  Check the download site of the manufacture of the graphics card for the newer Windows XP drivers for your card.
  See also the test of 'Smoke box' Nvidia or other demos: http://www.nvidia.com/object/cool_stuff.html#/demos
  or equivalent ATI.
  ATI: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx
  NVIDIA: http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index5.aspx?lang=en-us

  Prime 95:
  http://www.Mersenne.org/freesoft/
  It's a stand alone .exe file contained in an archive .zip.
  Simply choose to run the 'stress test' option for 3 hours or more.
  If your PC can pass this test, your memory and CPU
  are very good (close the housing cover in order to maintain adequate ventilation)

  Core Temp:
  The temperature of each core of the processor.
  For the overclockers using stock radiator and cooling fan Intel/AMD, you can expect a temperature range of
  35 to 40 ° C at idle and 60-65 c max when running Prime95.
  http://www.alcpu.com/CoreTemp/

  CPU ID (CPUZ):
  Watch the clock speed of the CPU under various conditions of loading
  (when using speed step technology Intel EIST).
  Also two tabs (memory and SPD) that shows the actual speed of the memory and 'SPD' tab displays the nominal speeds for each location of memory which is filled.
  Note: COMPARE the two values, the actual speed should not exceed the rated speed of your memory.
  http://www.CPUID.com/cpuz.php

  Test of Stress of FurMark GPU (graphics card):
  http://www.oZone3D.NET/benchmarks/fur/

  CPUID HWMonitor is a hardware monitoring program that reads health sensors main PC systems:
  voltages, temperatures, fans speed.
  http://www.CPUID.com/HWMonitor.php

  Pass marks burn in test: http://www.passmark.com/
  Burnin test, and their test bench at the same time give a good workout from all the major parts of Windows.

  HD Tune:
  Provides information of the car and has an option (tab scan error) to test your drive.
  http://www.hdtune.com/

  SpeedFan:
  Monitors internal temperatures and has a function of analysis health online (SMART tab) for hard disks drive.
  It displays your drives model number and compares your drive with other discs of the same brand and model.
  http://www.almico.com/SpeedFan.php

  GPU - Z:
  A utility light, designed for you give information about your video card and GPU.
  http://www.techpowerup.com/GPUZ/

  PC WIZARD:
  A powerful utility designed especially for detection of hardware, also analyses more.
  He is able to identify a large scale of system components and supports the latest technologies
  and standards.
  http://www.CPUID.com/pcwizard.php

  Partition Wizard Home Edition:
  (There is also a bootable CD version)
  http://www.partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html
  Some of the features and functions include: resize and move partitions, Partition recovery after an accidental deletion, Create partition, Delete partition, format partition, convert partition, Explore, Hide partition partition.
  Change the drive letter, a partition active Set.
  Note: To complete any task use the "Pending Operations" box at the bottom left.

  Hiren BootCD
  http://www.Hiren.info/pages/Bootcd
  Hiren BootCD from USB (USB key)
  http://www.Hiren.info/pages/Bootcd-on-USB-disk
  (something more questions)

  UBCD4Win:
  http://www.UBCD4Win.com/index.htm
  UBCD4Win is a recovery CD bootable that contains software used for repairing,
  restoration or diagnose almost any computer problem.

  MyEventViewer - an easy way to display your event logs:
  http://www.NirSoft.NET/utils/my_event_viewer.html

  JS
  http://www.PAGESTART.com

  Never be afraid to ask. This forum has some of the best people in the world to help.

• Replaced the motherboard, no. Recovery, etc.

  My HPE-400y flamed disappointing exactly 2 years after I bought it. I reduced to the motherboard and found an online vendor where I could buy what appears to be an exact replacement (same model #, physical layout, BIOS HP, etc.). Problem solved, at least in regards to power is concerned.

  However, I also wanted to restore the PC to its delivery status to start again with a clean system, but I can't restore it either from the recovery partition or the backup disks. At least the disk backup software gave me a message that has identified the problem: he sees it as another PC. It can also be what's wrong with the recovery partition.

  Other messages here on this subject, I see that the replacement of the motherboard, it is a "new PC" and the license does not transfer. But he also says that the exception is when it is replaced by a replacement motherboard "identical." The new motherboard is also identical, such that it is possible to get (that I know of), but I suspect that the recovery software can be configured more restrictive with a serial number or any other identifier fixed and doesn't let me do.

  So where should I go from here? It is a PC with hardware that is identical to what I bought, but it is a fairly expensive system to have had only two years of life! (Not my past experience with HP, and we have owned a large number of them.)

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400y. The partition recovery and recovery disks, search for a motherboard that has the same original "tattooed" on it as the motherboard information. The "new" motherboard must be 'tattooed' with the correct model name, product number, serial number, build ID, etc., until the recovery can take place. Only service centers HP and HP has the tools necessary to perform this task, and you will be charged for this service.

  If you want to cleanup the Windows installation, you can use the information below;

  (1) look on drive C: for a folder named "SWsetup" or similar. Copy or burn this file to a different location. Back up all your personal data.

  (2) download and unzip ABR Beta with Windows 7 Support. This is the homepage of ABR for Windows Vista. Please follow the section "How to use" for information and instructions on how to use it. These steps also apply to Windows 7. Perform the 'activation' backup and save the certificate and the key has been recovered in several external locations. (He gets the certificate of your factory installed OS and HP preinstalled OEM factory original key)

  (3) download your version (the version that was preinstalled on your HP computer) Windows 7 from Official Windows 7 SP1 ISO from Digital River. Using the built-in Windows 7 CD/DVD burning software, burn downloaded Windows 7 ISO as a bootable drive.

  (4) install Windows 7 from your new 'Windows 7' drive, following all prompts as needed. Don't let not Windows try to scoped. Run ABR 'restoration of activation' to 'install' the previously saved until the product key and the certificate. Make sure that Windows is activated, repeat "restoration of activation" until Windows 7 is activated. (It "installs" pre-installed HP OEM factory original key and certificate from your factory installed OS to your new installation of Windows. This HP OEM key and the certificate is what allows your computer to HP be factory preactivated. With this key and certificate, Windows never call home to Microsoft to get turned on... activation is legitimately done locally via this key and CERT.)

  (5) install all drivers from the computer. These can be found on the support page HP for your computer, or you can find newer drivers on the various websites of the manufacturers of component... Intel, NVidia, AMD/ATI, Ralink, Realtek, etc..

  Please send Bravo

• The size of the Pavilion HP8565C battery on the motherboard

  I would like to know the number of the stack, which is located on the motherboard of my Pavilion HP8565C desktop computer...

  The part number of battery for most desktop computers is CR2032. However, most of the manufacturers do not, list in their online form, the exact type and model of battery required. Therefore, when you locate the battery, note information on the battery (voltage, chemistry, packaging and wiring part number). If possible, remove the battery and take it with you to buy a new spare battery. Try the target (electronics or jewelry), Wal-mart (jewelry or electronic), Radio Shack or a battery specialty store.

  Frank

• Cannot access the files from the internal hard drive that has been converted to drive external hard after the motherboard is dead

  I can't access the files from an internal hard drive that has been converted to drive external hard after the motherboard is dead. I think that my files are still there, as shown in the volume of the player volume ~ 500 gb which is almost completely full. But I can't access most files, including documents and settings. When I took 'ownership' of the folder, I could open the TI but then it showed everything that was in my documents and settings on the computer file I used to open it, not the documents of the car.

  I can't access the files from an internal hard drive that has been converted to drive external hard after the motherboard is dead. I think that my files are still there, as shown in the volume of the player volume ~ 500 gb which is almost completely full. But I can't access most files, including documents and settings. When I took 'ownership' of the folder, I could open the TI but then it showed everything that was in my documents and settings on the computer file I used to open it, not the documents of the car.

  Uhm... I think the issue here is a misunderstanding of what you watch.

  If you want to access your files from the old hard drive - you need to look in the right place.  If the old system was "Windows 7", "Documents and Settings" is the * wrong * place to look and "Users" would be the place to go.

  You * will * take ownership and change permissions on ALL (you want to propagate to all subfolders/files when do - to save time) in order to get them properly.

  New-->: Windows Vista/7 would have your files located in the directory 'Users' of the root of the drive - and then under your username.

  • \USERS\\Desktop\
  • \USERS\\Downloads\
  • \USERS\\Favorites\
  • \USERS\\Documents\
  • \USERS\\Music\
  • \USERS\\Pictures\
  • \USERS\\Videos\

  ... etc...

  Documents and settings to WIndows Vista/Windows 7 is a symbolic link and would lead to what you see if you tried to use it.

• Cable from the motherboard

  Reference Dell

  I have a Dell Studio 435mt. There is a blue wire that is disconnected and I can't find where it goes. With the machine in a vertical position, it is located just below the Bank of memory. There are 4 cables connected here, 3 orange and 1 blue. I don't know where goes the other end.

  Thanks for your help

  Rketch

  The blue cable is hard drive 0.  Go to the blue connector on the motherboard and hard drive to boot.

  

• Locate the temporary workspace on a MacBook Pro

  Hello-

  I have a MacBook Pro bought recently which has been partitioned in Mac OS and Windows. By running software on the Windows side, I realized that I don't know how to locate the temporary workspace on this machine. In other words, on a Windows PC, there are files named 'Local Settings' and 'Temp' in which is placed a temporary storage.

  Where are their analogues on a Mac, how are they appointed and how to find them?

  Thank you

  Thomas

  Under/Users, there is a directory with your name. There is a whole/private directories, which are usually used for temporary work space. Is there a specific reason/question looking for files/directories?