m8120n Media Center PC RAM upgrade questions - help please!

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  Hello

  I have a laptop Acer Windows 7 (new) / and Office XP - Office 7 free trial ran out. Anyway, I can't open any programs on my computer since the implementation of Media Center.

  Last night, I downloaded from CNET programs, including the FreeZonlineTV and a few others. I remember during Setup, Media Center was downloading something that took a long time - I thought that it was creating a library or something - it was late - sorry. In any case, this morning the download is complete, I have a bunch of little green buttons on all my programs on the desktop (shortcuts). I also have this same green button on everything in my Start menu, (i.e., Skype, ITunes, MRI, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Word, Mozilla Firefox, etc.) When I click on any of them, the media goes full screen. It does not actually close. It is now in my taskbar - I can't minimize it - it appears full screen again when I try. I decreased the size of the window now, and there's just on the side of my desk.

  I tried Ctrl/Alt/Del and ending the Media Center, but it just POPs right up again. I tried to delete or disable Media Center, but when I'm in the section of the control panel I need to disable to turn it off, media center pop up and don't let not even get me in the section where I can check or uncheck something.

  I can not restore - media center stop the it. I. Please help - I can't even open word documents - this is urgent. Oh, it also disabled by AVG and other antivirus programs so I can't even scan. I ran Advance care system and did a diagnostic scan - found defrag required - done - but, when I tried to get into other programs on Advance care system, guess what - a bunch of little green buttons on all of these programs as well.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Thank you

  NOT a Moment another, Blonde

  Hello

  Try a clean boot and see if it helps.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/331796?p=1

  Soon :)

• The upgrade of Vista (32) for Vista 64 on m8120n (Media Center PC)

  I want to improve my PC Media Center of Vista Vista 64.  I noticed that HP has the drivers for Vista 64 on the site, very cool.  Is there anything else I should be aware of when you do?

  Is it possible to dual boot between Vista and Vista 64?

  I do it mainly to take advantage of the 8 GB of RAM, I use in Vista.  I have run a large number of VM and you can always use more memory.

  Thank you.

  The first thing to do is to make sure that you have all the drivers for your motherboard and all your external devices, in particular wireless adapter if you use one, The 64 - bit drivers for additional cards are not always easy to find.

  Make an HP restore disc.

  If you know how to make a picture of two partitions on your hard drive. This will allow you to restore your system to the exact state, {(avec tous les programmes et données intactes) it was before you changed it.}

  Dual-Boot and even quad-boot is easy to do. Note that start between a 64 bit OS and a 32 bit OS is delicate due to the boot manager that uses Vista. There are a lot of upgradings on how to do it online. Here's a search with your query as the topic. Simply use the search engine of your choice to find.

• m7775uk-a: RAM upgrade question

  I'm looking to upgrade to RAM

  I am currently running win7 / 64-bit

  Core2Duo 2.4 ghz (OEM)

  I have 4 GB of RAM - 4x1Go

  I found this

  https://support.HP.com/us-en/contact-HP/product/HP-Pavilion-Media-Center-m7700-desktop-PC-series/333...

  He says I can go to 16GB?

  CrucialUK said

  Help!

  Thank you very much

  Kal

  PS just down the 'Live Chat' to Crucial and got this...

  http://Forum.crucial.com/T5/crucial-memory-for-PC-systems/why-doesn-t-Windows-recognize-all-of-my-me...

  It clearly states that 64-bit isn't the same limits that 32 bit, is there hope for me? Stay tuned!

  While the link in your message does not seem to give the results that you list that 16 GB, I looked at the technical page for THE motherboard and seems to say that 4 GB is the limit.  And which is repeated on THE PAGE of SPECIFICATIONS for the PC as a whole.  Of course, if you want to experiment with it, feel free.

• HP media center M7380: HP Media center pc processor upgrade it works?

  Hello

  I received this media center pc

  and I want to upgrade the CPU pentium 4 to a pentium dual core E2140.

  I did, but now when I turn on the pc it is blowing very hard and not there no signal.

  does anyone know what is the problem?

  the motherboard is compatible with the processor?

  the processor is socket 775 as the pentium 4.

  It does not reset the cmos.

  Thank you.

  @sniper1k5

  Welcome to the Forums of HP's Support. I came across your post and I will help you. I understand after the upgrade of the Pentium E2140 processor, your HP Media Center M7380 is not working properly. I did some research and found the computer specifications. According to the characteristics of motherboard, Pentium E2140 is not compatible with the motherboard. You can access the links below to see specifications and processors supported:

  Specifications of the motherboard and processors supported: http://hp.care/2fQ26QU

  Specifications: http://hp.care/2fQ1BGG

  Feel free to contact us with any other questions. See you soon!

• HP Pavilion Media Center m8160 Win7 upgrade?

  Will be my HP Pavilion Media Center m8160, running 32-bit win7, run a 64-bit version of Win8? My flag has an E4400 clocked at 2 Mhz.? I've already upgraded the card wirelessly with a compatible W8.

  Hello:

  The E4400 is a compatible processor 64-bit, your PC can run a 64-bit operating system.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/29753/Intel-Core2-Duo-processor-E4400-2m-cache-2_00-GHz-800-MHz-FSB?q=E4400

  Whether or not you will find W8 drivers for other devices in your model, I couldn't say for sure 100% that of course it will run W8 very well.

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• Qosmio G20-139 - Ram upgrade question

  Hi my name is m.k.ash

  My equation on my Qosmio G20-139 PC Ram upgrade
  In prouction specifications said maximum extension 2048MB

  I can upgradeed 4 g or not? or only 2048 max.
  Thank you very much

  Hello

  If the manual indicates that only 2 GB are possible then you can move the RAM only to 2 GB (2 x 1 GB module)

  I thing the laptop supports the Intel 915 PM chipset and it supports 2 GB of RAM.

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• I have Media Center 2002 and upgrade to 2006. How can I do?

  I recently had a new hard drive and now can't use higher than Windows Media Player 9 I can't find plug-ins to play the DVD in there.  I want Media Center 2006 edition to support Windows Media Player 11.  Can I download it somewhere without losing my data?

  MCE 2005 is a separate product of 2002: she uses a different set of product keys.

  You can't improve your system without the right key - and MS stopped selling MCE in 2007, when he released Vista.

  The latest Media Player updates should be available in updates of Windows, in the section updated optional, once you use the custom option for the analysis of updates.

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• In Windows Media Player. Installing the library: an essential part of windows media center is currently not available. Please restart windows media center.__Windows Vista, Home Premium, SP2

  In Windows Media Player. When I try to go to the library of configuration, I always get this error message:

  An essential part of windows media center is not available at this time.  Please restart windows media center.

  If I try to run Media Player directly, it won't start.

  I am running: Windows Vista Premium home edition, SP2

  I tried the admin, sfc/scannow command prompt and got this result:

  Resources Windows found corrupt files but was unable to remedy.  Details are provided in the CBS.log windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log newspaper

  My computer does not let me even see this journal!

  right now I feel stupid... my computer is new and I had not registered, it still with HP so they had this locked feature.  I don't like it, but fixed it.

• HP Pavilion m8120n Media Center - adding memory Question

  I try to add memory to my m8120n.

  My information systems:

  Memory has 3.00 GB installed

  Authorized maximum memory is 8 GB (4 x 2 GB) (64-bit operating system)

  32-bit operating system

  Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4 GHz (K)

  Speed supported PC2-5300 MB/s
  Type 240 pin DDR2 SDRAM

  I went to Best Buy and they said that they do not have the compatible memory modules to the store but it was available online.  They gave me the info for the next saying I can order online.

  Control - 2-Pack memory 2 GB PC2 - 8500 DDR2 DIMM memory Kit

  If you want to have more than 4 GB of memory, then you must convert it to a 64-bit operating system to use.

• HP 15-AC053TX: 15-AC053TX of HP linux dual boot and RAM upgrade question

  Hello

  I want to buy HP laptop computer 15-AC053TX for VMS running on the science of data/data. I have the following questions

  (1) will require computer support dual-boot Linux OS like Ubuntu and CentOS 64-bit?

  (2) can I upgrade RAM 16 GB? Can I pre-order with a configuration upgrade or should I upgrade later through Service to the HP customer care?

  All entries will be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Bazelaire

  It has 8 gigs in a single module, so all you have to do is add another module of 8 GB to 16. This particular model is a specific configuration and HP do not at this level off the coast of this issue of model, but you can order the same thing as a custom to order and get 16 gigs. If not upgrade memory isn't too hard on that one, and the upgrade, it'll be cheaper.

  See p. 46 here:

  Repair manuals

  Manual specifications say it tops out at 8 gigs, but this has been proven incorrect and tackling the 16 concerts if you put two x 8 concert DDR3L-1600 modules.

  Yes, you can dual boot a modern Linux distribution. Ubuntu 64 bit 15.04 and 15.10 will work off UEFI and Secure Boot for example and allow you to install right next to Windows 10 using the grub bootloader to choose your operating system at startup.

  Let us know if you have any other questions.

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• RAM upgrade questions

  Hi team,

  I recently bought a level entery HP laptop for home use. Model:

  HP 1000-1b10AU.

  It came with the default 2 GB of RAM. I updrade intend it to a total of 4 GB or 6 GB. I would like someone to help me with these questions that will help me buy the right product:

  (1) how many RAM slots is present?

  (2) and these user accessible/evolutionary locations?

  I couldn't find any manual service with these details. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  Good day!

  Hi @rage13

  I did some research and found this repair for the series of Notebook HP 1000

  From here you can see the following:

  Description                                                                                                             AMD models             Intel models

  2 customer accessible/upgradable x x memory module slots

  Supports dual-channel memory                                                                                                                       x

  Supports up to 8192 GB RAM x x

  DDR3/1600-MHz                                                                                                                                                     x

  DDR3/1333 MHz (DDR3/1600 MHz demoted to x x
  DDR3/1333-MHz)

  (DDR3/1600 MHz downgraded to x DDR3/1066 MHz
  DDR3/1066-MHz)

  Supports the following configurations:
  Total system memory of 8192 MB (4096 x 2; not supported on a 32-bit system)

  System memory total 6144 MB (4096 x 1 + 2048 x 1; not supported on a 32-bit system)

  Total system memory of 4096 MB (4096 x 2048 or 1 x ~ 2; not supported by the Windows operating system 7 Starter 32)

  Total system memory of 2048 MB (2 048 x 1)

• HP Pavilion g6-2249wm Notebook: RAM upgrade question

  When I ordered my laptop a few years, there is, it came with 4 GB of RAM standard, but you could spend up to a maximum of 8 GB to 6 GB. I bought it with 6 GB. I want to move to 8 GB, and I know there are 2 RAM slots in the laptop. My question is, did they use a 6 GB stick in one of the slots or the fact that they use a 4 gb one and one 2g in the other? Im hoping to get a response, so I don't have to open it up and look for myself. I don't know if I should order a 2 GB or 4 GB a stick to get up to 8 GB.  That being said, someone knows if HP would be put in a 6 GB stick or run a 4 GB and 2 GB as a whole? IM assuming they put in a single 6 GB and I just need to buy a upgrade 2bg. Thank you

  Moreover, it would go better if I just replaced it and got a bar of 8 GB of RAM?

  I can tell without looking or read whatever it is, that it isn't just a 6 gig of memory because those who are not 'a thing' as the kids say. You can actually get a software called Belarc Advisor to do the dirty work and interrogate the locations of memory and tell you what is in it or them.

  http://www.Belarc.com/free_download.html

  But since there is no 6 concert sticks; only 2, 4 and 8, we know that you have a 2 gig and a 4 GB and you can mix the 2 and add a 4.

  The laptop will not support 8 modules of concert and it will work better with 2 of the same size due to something called mode memory dual channel which is only used when you have two identical modules. So yes, you need to duplicate the existing 4 GB module for a total of 8 and you will see a modest but noticeable improvement in speed.

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• Lenovo x220t ram upgrade questions

  I am looking for the x220t but I got a questions about upgrading ram. I'm not very knowledge when it comes to changes to the computer, but I would like to know if one of these Rams from spare 4 GB would fit in the x220t.

  http://www.Amazon.com/Lenovo-55Y3711-RAM-module-DDR3-1333/DP/B003BC5ZBI

  http://www.Amazon.ca/Patriot-signature-PC3-10600-memory-PSD34G13332S/DP/B003GSLDH2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF...

  Also, for later use, I would like to know how to know if an Aries will work. Is there some numbers that must match (literally I don't know anything, but the figures look like)?

  Thank you

  Go with the first link. His brand lenovo RAM. When you buy RAM, you want to get the last type (i.e. the norm these days), which I think is DDR3 right now. DDR3 is simply the interface type. In addition, you must consider which will support your motherboard, and you find this out by looking at the specs of your motherboard. It will tell you all the ports and what type of everything what you can fit there.

  The maximum amount of RAM has to do with your operating system (OS). The limits of each version of Windows, you can wikipedia. In fact, wikipedia EVERYTHING and you will learn.

  The reason why I told you to buy the first RAM in the link is because you want all your RAM are the same to be more effective. I don't really know the details, but just to get the same RAM (brand, latency, type, no matter). As a casual PC user, you don't really need to worry about what anyone else. Just make sure the RAM on the motherboard of the computer desk or in your laptop and if you buy more RAM, try to be the same. Although it is not that serious.

  BTW, I bought RAM myself for my 220 t make my Tablet have 8 GB, (which is the maximum that can support this thing) and it works like a charm.

  I hope this helps. Building, fixing, modding and the upgrade of PC is all about trial and error. And once again, wikipedia everything. If you have a problem with a PC, try it on google and go on forums because people generally have the same problems. That's how you learn.

  Peace

• Pavilion 15-ab150sa: HP - Pavilion 15-ab150sa 15.6 "laptop RAM UPGRADE QUESTION

  It is said in the task manager that one slot free, I was just wondering if I could upgrade the laptop to 16 GB. Laptops have already been 1x8gb.

  Can my all new laptop handle it?

  Thank you very much, and best wishes,

  Mr. Hayle.

  Unfortunately, HP has not posted a manual for your specific model. The Star Wars thing is the series of 15 t-ab100 and the same physical case and the layout, just Intel AMD not. There is a forum for active discussion on the model of Star Wars and we know by experience of the user, it can be upgraded to 16 gigs and it also comes with a single module of 8 GB and an open slot.

  I think this might be your manual, even if it is found under the designation 15z-ab000, A8-7410 processor and the plug and the configuration described in the manual seem to be the same as yours:

  Manual

  It is said expressly:

  Supports up to 16 GB of RAM in the following configurations.

  I do not work for HP. I am a user final colleague who has some knowledge based on fact that for a few years. I never came across a computer that will a 8 GB module and has a slot for memory that will not accept a second module of 8 GB for a total of 16 concerts. If you buy the 8 GB module and it doesn't work I'll buy it from you for a reasonable current retail value. Just PM me.

  Note that this upgrade memory isn't a thing authorized for mutual assistance. The warranty may or may not remain intact.

  Also be aware that the upgrade from 8 GB to 16 GB does not alter the performance of the machine much, if at all for the majority of computer users and could well be a waste of money. But if you do heavy photo or video production work, drop the pieces of music or compile large batches of the Code you can use 16 gigs successfully. Same game didn't really need more than 8 GB, however.

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