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• A1410n on the motherboard heat sensors

  I have a pavillion a1410n that heat on the mother sensors on board who were not properly welded.  I looked on the HP website and can not find a local partner of HP who can fix the welds.  HP wants me to spend more than 300 for the computer shipped to them to repair or replace.  Is there another alternative?  I am on a fixed income and really can't afford that much $$, but need to use my computer.

  I guess he is not a technician in electronics. I suspect that your system is no longer under warranty. It was a defect of manufacturing of the motherboard.

  Why not buy a new replacement motherboard. They are not very expensive. Just don't buy it at HP... too much. The link will take you to one that sells for $59. Do a Google search for the card mother a1410n and you will find more. Once you have a replacement motherboard, you can bring to your independent technician and hire to remove the old and put in the new mobo. Then, your problem is solved. Since the new mobo is exactly the same as your old it is simply a matter of plug all components (including the HARD disk) and get to the top. Are no required reinstallation of the operating system that the HAL is the same.

  Published by erico on 02/02/2009 05:07

• 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.

• Windows will not start after replacing the motherboard

  To begin, I must say that I am pretty clueless when it comes to computer skills.

  To summarize, I sent my CPU to a repair shop when my computer has stopped working. I removed my hard drive before starting the repairs because it contains confidential data.  They have narrowed the cause to a faulty motherboard and replaced by a new dissimilar.
  At the store, the guy had a vista 64 bit recovery disc so I have it home and tried to fix it. He said it will be a breeze and relatively bug free. As part of the Startup Repair, I tried to drive the Startup Repair, and tests were all successful except one. An error of diagnosis readings

  "Unspecified system configuration changes may have caused the problem.

  Repair action: repair and checking the integrity of system files

  Result: failed. Error code 0 x 490

  time taken = 720023 ms

  Everything I've done has led to a brief blue screen to the Windows loading screen and then it restarts itself.

  I also tried to restore to the previous two points, but it has also led to the square - a brief blue screen after the loading screen and restarts on its own windows. I'm not ready to reinstall vista and I can't afford to do it too, because I don't have enough disk space to perform another installation. Nor am I willing to reformat one of my two disks.

  If you need additional information on the specifications of the material that must be provided, ask me.

  IM at my end intelligence now, and I really hope to solve this problem.
  Thank you.
  Bryan M

  Hello

  I'm sorry, but you have to completely reinstall the operating system after replacing the motherboard with a different motherboard.

  "Startup Repair" is exactly that: a start NOT a repair system repairs

  What has happened, it is the operating system on your hard disk contains the drivers for the old motherboard and does not and you can't change drivers in doing what you do.

  The only way to solve this problem is to reinstall Vista.

  You wipe the hard drive and restart and make sure that the repair shop gave you the disc to install the new drivers of motherboard after you reinstall vista or download on the website of the manufacturer of the motherboard.

  And here a question for you to consider, too.

  If you bought a copy of Vista retail yourself, you can use the method above to a new installation and then install the new disk motherboard drivers.

  But, if your computer is a trademark of purchased manufacturer, HP, Toshiba, etc., you can not change the motherboard that the license of Vista OEM is stuck at motherboard the origin of the manufacturer that it has been installed on and now you canceled your Vista license.

  See you soon.

• How to identify the motherboard on an Aspire 5740?

  Eager to make an upgrade of the motherboard. Need info compatible motherboard for Aspire 5740. Thank you.

  It is really not a form factor for motherboards for laptop that each of them is designed specifically for the specifications provided by the manufacturer of the laptop. Everyone is different.

• My copy registered and checked for XP Pro SP3 does not start after changing the motherboard. Second problem is that I can't find my original install of XP Pro disc.

  After failing to find the source of reliable performance from my PC, I decided to bite the bullet and replace the motherboard, memory and the CPU. I installed a triple base 435 Athlon and a motherboard Gigabyte MA74GMT. Awarded PC again started the first time - but Windows will not, I get a number of options but none work - safe mode brings up several lines of messages on the partition of multi (0) disk (0) rdisk (0).

  A previous post suggested that a similar message meant some kind of malware but if I replace the old motherboard, processor and memory Windows works very well - in fact I use it now.

  Do I have an option but to reinstall Windows from a CD? Otherwise I have a problem - I can't find the installation discs for each piece of software except my Windows XP Pro! I do repair discs?

  Thanks for your help.

  Hi DaGeLi,

  · Provide us with the complete message you receive.

  Follow the methods below:

  Method 1:

  You were able to start the first time, you can try to boot to the last known good configuration and check the results. Link to get the procedure please refer to: how to start your computer by using last good known Windows XP Configuration:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307852

  Method 2:

  If it doesn't then you can follow the procedure from the below mentioned link. As you do not have the Windows XP CD you can follow the procedure if you have already installed on the computer to recovery console

  How do I recover from a corrupted registry that prevents Windows XP startup:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545

  Otherwise, you may need to make the boot floppies. See the link for the procedure below:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310994

  You can also contact the manufacturer of the system to get the Windows XP CD.

  For reference: how to fix a computer that does not start:http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/support/nostart.mspx#2

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• After the motherboard was replaced, said revalidate Windows XP

  I did not have ALL the DISCS OF ORIGINAL INSTALLER and am frustrated full after all the work I put into trying to fix this machine... bought the new motherboard on ebay for 10 buck a new graphics card and replaced both the old motherboard was found to be the problem and trhe computer started and has ran for three days showing the above message... now three days are up and while I couldn't get online to validate the copy because of Internet problems, now I can't open the windows. He returned me I need to validate this copy... screen which shows nothing HELP... Please... very frustrated.

  * original title - as a hobby, I just replace a motherboard on an old processor 2003 I've had in my shop... Now that I have it working again, it gives me a message of: due to this computor signifigant material changes, you must revalidate your copy of windows. *

  "mmergatroy" wrote in message News: 3eb749aa-6433-47 d 7 - 91 d 3-42f5cea9d60d...

  I did not have ALL the DISCS OF ORIGINAL INSTALLER and am frustrated full after all the work I put into trying to fix this machine... bought the new motherboard on ebay for 10 buck a new graphics card and replaced both the old motherboard was found to be the problem and trhe computer started and has ran for three days showing the above message... now three days are up and while I couldn't get online to validate the copy because of Internet problems, now I can't open the windows. He returned me I need to validate this copy... screen which shows nothing HELP... Please... very frustrated.

  Your replacement of the motherboard invalidated the (probably) the OEM license with which the machine has been installed by the manufacturer.
  You can buy an OEM license or a new retail license – if you're very lucky, you can even get a legal. MS sells more XP licenses - the only sources are likely to be auction sites where more than 50% of the sold software is counterfeit, so make sure you check the seller completely!
   
   
  
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  Noel Paton | Nil Carborundum Illegitemi | CrashFixPC | The lazy three fingers

• Impossible to reinstall Vista after replacing the motherboard

  I have replace my mobo last week.  I still have the same hard disk, cpu and RAM.  After starting my computer to the top, she would not accept vista for some reason any (I don't remember why) he did without BSOD for half a second, and then restart.  I find out one of my RAM sticks, lock was not engaged.  I fixed that, but it did not work.  I tried the system repair and recovery system, but they do not work.  I tried to reinstall vista with my recovery disks.  I reformatted the hard drive and complete the installation.  When the computer reboots, it said I had a system configuration error and I had to contact my computer manufacturer.  Of course HP could not help me because I have replaced the motherboard. I'm able to run my conputer because I installed ubuntu later. Everything works. My question is, when I have windows 7, I have to but the commercial version or do the upgrade?

  You will need a full retail version of Windows 7 or you could just buy a license for Windows 7 system builder OEM.

  -OEM versions don't offer any free direct support from Microsoft technical support Microsoft

  -OEM Licenses are tied to the computer first you install and activate it on

  -OEM versions allow all the hardware upgrades except for an upgrade to a different model motherboard- that's why you could not reinstall Windows Vista on the new motherboard, because his attached to the motherboard that initially provided with HP and Vista recovery disk system are supposed to work only with him.

  -OEM versions does not move directly from an older Windows operating system

  Price OEM new eggs:
  Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116752
  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116754
  Windows 7 Professional 32 bit: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116756
  Windows 7 Professional 64-bit: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116758
  Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116760
  Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116762

  Releasing it's easy: with Windows | ActiveWin | Laptops | Microsoft MVP

• Replacing the motherboard is equal to the new OEM license?

  I joined the forum of my PC manufacturer to stay up-to-date with everything that is associated with the product I bought.  I noticed that my BIOS is outdated in several versions and decided that I should update my system before the upgrade to Vista to W7 (prequisites manufactureres had to ensure that the BIOS was the last level).

  I downloaded the instructions and ISO version (recommended) from the website flash for my model of office and cut the ISO on a disc version.  All right.

  Before installing, I went back to the site and saw a large number of failures of BIOS from users, some complain that failure fried the motherboard on their systems (CMOS pin exchanges etc. did not recover the system). When mothers were replaced some have struggled to get their license OEM windows re-enabled. They were told that microsoft told them... new card mother = newcomputer = new license.

  Is this true?

  OEM conditions of licenses for Windows only allows Windows to run on the first PC, it was installed on.  In addition, a single PC is determined by the motherboard. Which means change on a motherboard does this PC (as far as licensing) a new single PC.
  Carey Frisch

• When I used another key to activate the windows, what the key embedded on the motherboard.

  I bought a desktop lenovo Lenovo online - usa around 15/02/2015. the machine came with windows 7 pro. installed through windows downgrade rights 8 pro.

  but perhaps, I do not open/use the machine until 30/03/2015. After that, I have updated the system by installing updates provided/offered by windows updates.

  around 04/03/2015, when I open the computer properties, down to the title of the windows activation, there was this message "remaning 2 days to activate windows.» Activate now»

  When I click on activate now. Another dialogue box opens, indicating that the product key entered by me is not valid.

  I called mirosoft support, but perhaps, they refused to help me because I don't have the product key. (as long as no key is provided to me by lenovo, but only 8 pro windows recovery media.)

  I called lenovo support, but perhaps they also did not help me, according to them, it was a software problem, that only microsoft could solve.

  now, I had another death system (samsung) with windows 7 pro, so I used this product key to activate my windows on lenovo.

  My quiries are:

  1. what happens if God for bid, I want to restore my system to its factory state using the recovery partition or recovery media created by me, using backup and restore of lenovo.

  1. What is the status of my windows?

  1 b. Will he ask again the activation key?

  2. as I have downgrade rights to windows 8 pro, it is said that the product key is built-in on the motherboard. now when I used another key to activate the windows, what the key embedded on the motherboard.

  3. What is the best possible solution to this question, while I keep the original oem windows?

  is not - and never has been - responsibility of MS to pre-installed Windows help, a large part of the price of Windows is the support costs. Manufacturer have always had the responsibility to provide software support for the warranty period. Most interprets this as giving instructions on how to use the recovery media :(

  Yes, by using the recovery media should give your system its true status.  It will delete all data and programs, so go back to external media first!

• Video card GeForce GTX 660 not detected by the motherboard Windows 7

  I recently upgraded my PC with an Asus z97 - a motherboard and processor Intel i5 4. After the reinstallation of Windows 7, I was able to get a signal from my video card 660 geforce gtx for a few hours. After Windows install several updates, however, I am unable to use my video card without receiving an ENTRY NOT FOUND both of my monitors. My video card is also not appearing in Manager devices, or BIOS and use rather Intel HD Graphics. Cause of the undetected video card, I am unable to install the latest drivers for my card and I have no idea what to try next. I also made sure my current diet provides enough power for the card. Is powered without a doubt the map because the fans spinning, I'm positive that I've attached all required power cables, and the card is inserted completely into the motherboard. I tried all PCI-E ports in my motherboard, but it continues to not display. I tried to install the drivers manually, but the video card should be detected before this is possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  My specs:

  ASUS card mother Z97 - A

  Videocard GeForce GTX 660

  Intel i5 processor 4

  8 GB RAM

  700W ATX power supply

  I should point out that I have tried almost every technical troubleshooting that I have met, with the exception of disabling Intel HD Graphics. I fear that if, due to there not being any trace of my video card in the BIOS and Device Manager, if I disable this will also lose signal from the motherboard of DVI and HDMI, ports that are what I currently use.

  Hello

  As the graphics card is not detected by the motherboard, you will need to contact Asus for more help on this issue. You will need to check if the graphics card is detected in the BIOS or not, if not then contact the computer manufacturer is the right point of support.

  Support from Asus: http://www.support.asus.com/

  Please do not hesitate to visit our Web site for any help with the Windows operating system.

• can I update firmware of the motherboard for windows xp on windows 7?

  The customer from Ubisoft support is telling me to update my firmware from the motherboard. I have a Media Center m7250n and upgraded to windows 7. Can I still download the XP - only firmware and not experience adverse effects, or would it be dangerous or worthless?

  I can't ask the customer on this subject directly because the PC warranty expired years ago.

  mastersteviekun wrote: thank you very much on this accuracy, I can't reinstall XP, even if I had to.

  In addition, even though I know that this is unrelated to the issue I have with my computer, customer support also wants update me the sound card driver, and it is also an XP only install; Is this the case even where I have to go back to XP?

  Hello mastersteviekun, you can possibly get the driver for your sound card from the web site of the manufacturer.

  Your audio is an audio device from Realtek on board.

  Here is the link for Realtek, where the Windows 7 drivers for the Realtek audio device.

  You will need to get a HD Audio Codecs, check the agreement and you have three options to download site.

  You should know that sometimes Realtek downloads can be a little slow.

  I'm not completely sure, these drivers will work, but they tend to do.

• vSAN on vSphere 5.5 - question on the compatibility of the motherboard

  Good afternoon, colleagues.

  There is a server with motherboards Intel S2600GZ, who is in the list of compatibility with VMware in the ' systems / servers.

  I will be sure in advance that it will work on vSAN if the external RAID should not be used (the disks connection will be directly on the motherboard)? Key word 'S2600GZ' or 'C602"section vSAN not looking for anything and he scares...

  Or, for example, take still - some Adaptek - external RAID, in the compatibility list is present, and in this vSAN manufacturer does not even. This means that any vSAN Adaptek will not work?

  The S2600GZ is on the HCL vSphere: link , you should be good there.  In regards to the vSAN, there are only three pieces of equipment in the HCL.  I/o Controller, hard drives and SSDS.  The team of the S2600GZ with the elements of vSAN HCL and it should be a supported configuration.  Note, support does not mean suitable for all workloads.  If it's a heavy load of work make sure you get the longer end I/O controller, HDD and SSD.  Stock of i/o Controller queue depth and support cross or not.  By the way you can share hot a disk failure.  Whether RAID 0 you have to down the host, replace the drive and re - create RAID 0.  For the SSD, see the class of performance AND endurance class.  Hard drives are pretty simple.  Sooner the better.  The more the better.  SAS over SATA.  Etc...  Hope this helps, Zach.

• Update m9376.fr Pavilion vista 64 for Win7 64 - driver of the motherboard required

  Hi all

  Since a few days, I have several errors in cluster on two hard disks for my HP Pavilion

  I fear that it also affected the recovery partition.

  Therefore, I have 2 new hard drives and a Win7 64 bit ready to install.

  But before that, I need to know how to get the drivers from the motherboard (Intel G33 chipset, sound and network, realtek... etc.).

  I think I've found a few of them:

  Chipset: OK

  Videocard: OK

  Realtek: probably managed by Win7

  but I feel uncomfortable on others:

  Gemtek WUBR177G

  Intel Corporation 82801 SATA RAID

  HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GH10L

  Transceiver Northstar Systems eHome infrared, Inc.

  ...

  Someone already try and meet all required drivers?

  Thanks in advance for your support

  sound system

  Hello

  If your system still start then run this utility from Microsoft.    Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor

  Windows 7 64-bit should have all the drivers you need for the motherboard.  You must also install Windows 7 service pack 1.

  I have the same motherboard in my PC and it is not a problem with Windows 7 64 bit.

  Other devices that you mentioned will require that you go to the web site of the manufacturer and look for the drivers and support Windows 7 64.

  Check your CD/DVD drive for a firmware update before you convert them to WIndows 7.

  Check your PC for a bios update before you convert them to Windows 7.

• Determine the number of the motherboard Dell PowerEdge T410

  I work with a server remotely try to determine the number of points for our mother. It's a PowerEdge T410, nothing is coming through system information or serial number. In my view, that there is a certain different models available. Is there anything that can help me refine it? We have tried to add a second processor and discovered that the second take was damaged by the manufacturer.

  Antares-USA,

  Normally, when you enter your number at support.Dell.com, you can click on the System Configuration and then see the original setup the server was in when he left. If that does not produce the information, then you must simply PRIVATE MESSAGE the serial number for me and I can let you know the motherboard installed.

  Make sure of me private message with the information for your security.

  Let me know.