Pavilion dv7 2282eo failure HDD?

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  I have HP Pavilion dv7-6110sl and what to add another 1 TB HARD disk. What should I put in? I noticed the original HARD drive is attached with some kind of adapter SATA. I guess that this kind of adapter I need for second HARD drive.

  Can anyone tell if I am right and where to get this card?

  Carpe Diem!

  Hello

  You need a kit that you can buy at HP ($$$) or that, ask for longer cable:

  http://www.newmodeus.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=345&zenid=f72a50d38bb4fc7...

  Kind regards.

• How to solve an error "HDD 1 (301)" on my HP Pavilion Dv7 notebook PC

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  Error message:-hard drive 1 (301) - it sounds like there might be a malware

  Virus on it. 2012 on the laptop with me AVG Internet Security. I do not know

  The guys at the shop where I bought it says that I must not update the laptop

  software and drivers to many.

  Hard disk 1 (301) is a hard disk failure. This means that the hard drive needs to be replaced.
  
  You will need get a new hard drive and install it, then you will need to reinstall the Windows operating system using the HP recovery media. If you are in warranty, HP will send you replacement parts by your warranty conditions.
  
  If you are out of warranty, you will need to buy a replacement hard drive, and then call HP to order the specific recovery HP for your portable media.
  
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• HP Pavilion dv7 second HDD installation problem

  Hello

  I recently bought an internal WD7500BPVX 750 GB SATA HDD compatible with my HP Pavilion dv7 - 2030eV to be used as a second hard drive, since I already have a 250 GB HARD drive on the laptop. I also bought a SATA cable which I think is compatible and a caddy for the disc. When I connected the SATA cable and pressed the Start button the laptop powered upwards for about a second and then stop.  I disconnected the SATA cable and left only 250GB driver connected. When I turned on again your laptop booted normally. Once I tried to connect the new HARD drive again the same thing happened. Any ideas what might be happening? I checked two times for parts compatibility before you buy, but I can't rule out it as a cause.

  Thank you all in advance for your help.

  Hobistas wrote:
  

  Hello

  I recently bought an internal WD7500BPVX 750 GB SATA HDD compatible with my HP Pavilion dv7 - 2030eV to be used as a second hard drive, since I already have a 250 GB HARD drive on the laptop. I also bought a SATA cable which I think is compatible and a caddy for the disc. When I connected the SATA cable and pressed the Start button the laptop powered upwards for about a second and then stop.  I disconnected the SATA cable and left only 250GB driver connected. When I turned on again your laptop booted normally. Once I tried to connect the new HARD drive again the same thing happened. Any ideas what might be happening? I checked two times for parts compatibility before you buy, but I can't rule out it as a cause.

  Thank you all in advance for your help.

  Hello

  This series does not start with two different hard disks. If you want a second hard drive, you need the same 250 GB drive as the original to make it work.

• Pavilion dv7-6b32us: that means start diagnosis failure ID QC6C51-5R67HW-QFPH4K-402BO3?

  HP Pavilion dv7-6b32us laptop

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  What is the error? Can't seem to find anything online. Very much appreciate your help.

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• Pavilion dv7-4070us Fail short DST (failure ID PKVV5g - 5525T 4 - XD003G - 60QN03)

  Hello

  Last year, I bought the laptop from HP Pavilion dv7-4070us, running windows 7 64 bit. Everything was fine and dandy until recently. These days I only watched youtube videos and TV shows, when one day I turn on my computer to find that it remains on the splash screen of Windows 7 for an abnormal amount of time. This happened to me once before, but for some strange reason, (FYI: I'm tech savvy, so this question was a little weird) it was set the last time. However, unlike last time, the issue has not been resolved, the loading times still takes like 5 min or more. More when I run the diagnostic system test, the hard drive failed the short DST with the id of the fault: PKVV5g - 5525T 4 - XD003G - 60QN03.

  In addition, I ran the (samsung "collaborates" with seagate) drive hard seagate diagnostic with the same result, short failure of DST, but generic long and short generic and chip is checked and passed. So I was wondering if anyone had this similar problem and how did you resolve the situation. Again, the only thing I've done recently is only go on internet to see youtube and television series/films, only changes would be updated to windows. Another think I really have not tinkered around with the system.

  Searching high and low, it seems that I might have to replace the hard drive. However, I hope to not have to do it because the warranty just expired a few months ago. If someone could please answer or help I would appreciate it a lot! Happy holidays.

  PS. If you need more information, just ask. Thanks again!

  Failure of the DST is always in my experiences of time to replace the hard drive. Better, download your backed up files soon because sometimes the failure comes quickly after this notice.

• Problems of HDD on HP Pavilion dv7-3170em

  Hi all!

  Product: HP Pavilion dv7-3170em

  OS: Windows 7 Home Premium (that is pre-installed when I bought the laptop)

  It's my second HP laptop and I've always been happy with HP products. As you know that my model has 2 discs hard hitachi (320 GB, 7200 RPM).  Now a few days ago, I noticed a problem with a secondary hard drive. I was unable to read the files on it, and moving them to had ' 'C' (primary) (secondary) was a pain. It has been very slow and sometimes blocked at startup. My 1 year warranty expired 2 months ago

  Of course, I tried to reformat, it goes from chkdsk, here are a few screenshots:

  Here's primary which works flawlessly:

  https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-4gruAVT_Nb4/TwTpqw6Bb_I/AAAAAAAAA7g/fQWDFy6U6cI/S800/2012-01-05%2...

  And secondary:

  https://LH4.googleusercontent.com/-ZQ-1i6w9-Hy/TwTpkR-anXI/AAAAAAAAA7Y/dMa9KDAAIYg/S800/2012-01-05%2...

  Other tools:

  https://LH3.googleusercontent.com/-UHzxRkVKbkU/TwTnaO7CxPI/AAAAAAAAA7E/CZ2cmcrf2xQ/S800/2012-01-05%2...

  https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-I-SMsbZkgqk/TwTlzUt0oXI/AAAAAAAAA6k/CcaLHfQsUAE/S800/2012-01-05%2...

  https://LH3.googleusercontent.com/-huKAcuMX00c/TwTkLVWFqnI/AAAAAAAAA6Q/9fIAuW7W9Ro/S800/2012-01-05%2...

  https://LH3.googleusercontent.com/-M1JUd9bWqdA/TwTkFLtKpPI/AAAAAAAAA6I/RafeKEn8cT0/S800/2012-01-05%2...

  Hitachi tool has been unnecessary:

  https://LH4.googleusercontent.com/-VO4tSTd-Lee/TwTcHo6hT6I/AAAAAAAAA5k/bpMc-23bRR4/S800/2012-01-05%2...

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• HP Pavilion dv7 - 6163cl Win7 Home Premium HDD half of capacity

  Hello, just got my HP Pavilion dv7 - 6163cl Entertainment Notebook PC and it works like a charm, but I had this issue when I was checking the system, it displays only 1 HDD with 495 GB (C when he was supposed to be 1 TB (2 x 500 GB accordly to the web page where I got it) also when I run the HP Support Assistant it shows 2 lines on the section or hard drives) :

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  Hitachi HTS547550A9E384 (465,76 GB)

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• Pavilion DV7: Looking for laptop with 2 HDD bays

  I'm looking to replace my Pavilion dv7 with a new laptop computer.
  
  Can someone tell me what current models have 2 bays for hard drives, because it is what I currently have.
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  With drives of 2 TB laptop available now I would go for a model with a 256 or 512 GB ssd as boot drive m2, then a mechanical drive of 2 TB for storage. Hard for me to imagine that much storage insufficient.

• HP Pavilion dv7 NB231UA #ABA: 2011 HP Pavillion DV7 laptop computer motherboard failure... looking for replacement

  Received fatal blue screen. .. laptop keeps Bestbuy for repairs and was said motherboard was faulty and my laptop bought in 2011 is obsolete! What!   Possible reference to someone who might have an 'old' where of spare parts may be obtained?  If anyone can recommend a solution it would be greatly appreciated.

  You might have bought in 2011, but it has been introduced to the market in 2009 is now 7 years and years laptop are still shorter than dog years.

  You can exchange the motherboard for a fully restored here on eBay for $65:

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  You can also buy a model "zero and tooth" semi-travail to about $140 and combine the it and yours in a single machine completely work:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-Pavilion-dv7-1245DX-17-laptop-4GB-RAM-motherboard-506124-001-dv7-1000-4744-/152064587566?hash=item2367c1772e:g:3QAAAOSwdrRXGtYd

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• HP Pavilion dv7 not recognizing their 'new' capacity of 750 GB HARD drive.

  I have a model of HP Pavilion dv7 - 2173cl with:

  1. Intel Core 2 Duo P7350 CPU processor.
  2. Windows 7 Home Premium - 64 bit (factory installed Vista update) OS.
  3. 2048 MB is memory.

  'SMART' HARD drive imminent failure message received:

  1. Original disc installed HARD is a 500 GB Western Digital model WD5000DBEVT.
  2. SMART two weeks' ago error messages indicating imminent failure of HDD appeared.
  3. A check of the HP Web site checked the error number corresponds to "imminent HARD drive failure.
  4. The message prompted me to 'save' the HARD drive.
  5. I completed a backup of files and an image via the "Backup and Restore" feature backup of Windows 7.
  6. The backup has been to an external Seagate 1 TB USB connected external HARD disk
  7. In addition, I created a 'Windows 7 64 bit system repair disc' using the backup and restore of Windows 7 feature.

  Replacement HARD drive:

  1. I bought a 750 GB (7200 RPM) Western Digital model WD75000BPKX.
  2. When formatting the HARD disk (via the CD of 'Windows 7 64 bit system repair disc') replacement I observed the formatting of the process that the size of the disc HARD has been reported that 500 GB (compared to the actual size of 750 GB).
  3. With the help of the rollback on the CD "repair" feature I restored it (backup on external USB connected HDD image) image.
  4. Later, I check the 'properties' from the 'device' (the new HDD of 750 GB and observed that Windows 7 also pointed out this new HARD drive as a 500 GB drive (compared to a 750 GB drive).

  Site HP Web search:

  1. A search in the Web of HP SP5575, referred to as software download site and 'run' to identify a 'Advanced Format hard drive.
  2. A downloaded execution of and run this software has given rise to the audit that the 'new' Western Digital model WD75000BPKX is an 'Advanced Format Hard Drive.
  3. The site also shows to support a 'Advanced Format hard drive' the "device driver" must be at least version 9.6.01014 Rev: has (the current version is 6.1.7600.16385).
  4. The SP50624 Web site, referred to as software to download and 'run' to update the disk device driver (found in Control Panel/Device Manager/disk drives/Driver/updated updated driver for Windows 7).
  5. I have downloaded and run SP50624 and as a guest 'Update Driver' selected in the Control Panel/Device Manager/disk/disk driver and also "indicated the location where the new driver after 'running' SP50624.
  6. Windows has responded with "the driver is up to date" and selected version 6.1.7600.16385 driver (i.e., would not version 9.6.01014 Rev: A).
  7. The software (e.g., Windows) running on the 'new' unacceptable short slow disk. It is a symptom commonly identified when a disk with 'Advanced Format' works without the drivers appropriate and formatting.

  Issues and options:

  1. Is there a solution that will allow the model of HP Pavilion dv7 - 2173cl to use this 'new HARD drive (a compatible disc HARD driver update that will install or another available solution that will accommodate a HARD drive to Format advanced such as the 750 GB (7200 RPM) Western Digital model WD75000BPKX)?
  2. Or is my only solution regarding the HP Pavilion model dv7 - 2173 cl to buy a 500 GB HDD without 'Advanced Format '?
  3. And finally buy a vintage/new laptop today.

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  Problem solved.

  I solved the problem as follows:

  1. I chose to reload Windows 7 from "scratch" after your positive validation of this approach.
  2. This required me to reload all applications (for example, Microsoft Office).
  3. Note: A reload of the OS and Applications from "scratch" requires access to the "Product Key".
  4. During the initial charging of Windows 7 and the formatting of the 'new' drive Windows 7 provided the possibility to remove the partitions (remove/reorder) that had been affected by the recovery process 'attempt' described above. With the help of this function I eliminated the partitions and 'Add' the "unallocated" space to the overall capacity of 750 GB HARD drive.
  5. After reloading the OS, I checked via 'Properties' that all of the 750Go were present and available - success.

  Thank you for your support.

• DST short on a HP Pavilion dv7-6343 cl

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-6343 cl with a failure "short DST.  After doing a quick search, I see the same problems, and the solution seems to be to install a new hard drive.  Am I right on this, and if so, how is the best way to do it?  I have to get a new OS also?

  A DST short means that the hard drive is dead or is dying. While it's frustrating, it is common for all computers, hard disks (HDD stands for hard disk) to fail.

  In response to your question, no, you should not get a new operating system, it means that you need to get the HARD drive replaced. If you have a Dv7 you have at least 1 year if it is a guarantee of 2 years on this subject, so you must call 1-800-474-6836 (1-800-HPInvent) and talk to technical support of consumer laptop.

  They will make you jump through a few hoops troubleshooting to get an "error Code" what the tech says exactly what type of your HARD drive crashes was well-known.

  From there, the process is fairly painless, they can send you a new HARD drive and the Windows disc and the original schedules there without cost to you. (Warranty covers this kind of thing)

  Or if you ask if you are not comfortable replacing yourself (it's pretty easy) to send a box to replace you with a shipping label prepaid to have HP HARD drive and reload windows on it.

  Just because your HARD drive has failed does not mean you need to buy windows again, you already have a copy on your computer, it just had a failing HARD drive. Which are all replaced by your warranty.

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• Pavilion dv7-2270us: dv7-2270US extensible

  After graduation from high school, my father gave me his laptop to study. It's a HP Pavilion dv7-2270us.

  The system always works smoothly after years with HP quality . And I really want to keep.

  Unfortunately, there is not enough RAM, CPU speed, memory display and storage for my work. I have to deal with some heavy software like Solidworks, Cartia, Matlab, etc... So, I want to upgrade to deal with current technology: SSD, Ram, etc.

  Could you suggest what I can do to increase the speed of it. Should what type of SSD that suit I buy? What type of processor that the BIOS can be supported?

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  I can't wait to get the response from the forum.

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  Hello

  Looked like your dad bought a machine of Maurice tay. It is an old machine, very old indeed. The following link shows its specs

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  If this is so of course, you can contact HP Viet Nam or some other department stores (I don't remember their names) can help you.

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• HP Pavilion dv7 / LM00EA #UUW: upgrade of the possible SSD for my Pavilion dv7?

  Hello

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  Jarno

  jhuuskonen wrote:

  and the number of products. It's actually3EA #UUW (zero, zero) LM00. Sorry, my bad.

  Hello

  Much better now. The following link shows the specifications of your machine:

  http://support.HP.com/au-en/document/c02776731

  It's a HP Pavilion dv7-6010eo. Currently it has 500 GB SATA (7200 RPM), you can switch to the SSD. You can also put a second HDD of your machine, but you need to caddy and connector. Please visit the following link:

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• HP pavilion dv7 4077cl need new hard drive

  I need a new hard drive for my laptop HP pavilion dv7 4077cl entertainment.  The old man is a Toshiba MK6465gsx.  What would be compatible?  Maybe more now I have 640 GB of storage like most.  Can someone help me?

  Hello

  Yes, the HARD drive become more fat and more (capacity), becomes also more small - actually thinner - (dimension) AND cheaper too. You can use more (once again - ability) HDD from reliable suppliers/manufacturers. 750 GB or 1 TB of a WD HARD drive would be a good start - please stay with the one who has more cache and fast (7200 rpm or more).

  My suggestion: replace it with a SSD and put a larger HARD drive on the second span.

  Kind regards.