Pavilion Elite m9100z, what motherboard?

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• HP Pavilion Elite e9180t - replacement motherboard

  So some time, HP has done a service to replace motherboards on defective Elite systems.  There was even a Web site configuration to help with it (www.hpelitedesktopsettlement.com).

  Unfortunately, the site is no longer active and all links to HP's internal documentation are not valid as well.

  One of my clients has long lived with the random blue screens, and we're finally going through the review process it.

  Who should I contact to get this replaced motherboard?

  Please see the information available on the HP Pavilion Elite Desktop Class Action Lawsuit settlement on the LWSEP for the HP Pavilion Elite e9150t, e9180f, e9180t, m9600t, m9650f, e9280f, e9280t and computers e9290f. "If the court approves the proposed settlement, HP will post on its website a notice on repair program with instructions on how to make eligible arrangements to receive a repair. You will have 90 days after this notice was posted to contact HP for repair repair. "It seems that HP has posted the LWSEP notice on or around 12/01/2011 and that's why you got until about 01/03/2012 to take advantage of the LWSEP.

  Previously, I suggested that people "contact HP customer support directly and see if they will replace the Commission under this program has expired." Please post back with your results. If you are not successful, I can try to contact HP on your part.

• HP Pavilion 500-589c: what motherboard form factor I have?

  I have been using my pc hp fortunately to work, but now he tried recently for the games and he sucked hard so I upgraded its power supply to a rosewill 550w capstone and a mini 970 of gtx graphic card. After that the upgades I installed a pc temp monitoring app to check if my gpu works well but I was that my cpu time were much more 100Celcius. Now, I want to get a new pc case and would like to know what my motherboard of hp is the size. I checked ad it seemed 2B 35 (IN.) model, but it is not the size. Any help would be appreciated to gratly. I hope its atx and µATX not

  Hello

  It is:

  Form factor: Μatx - 24.4 cm (9.6 in) x 24.4 cm (9.6 inches)

  More information:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=c04559763

  Kind regards.

• HP Pavilion Elite m9500: what is this mysterious grey thread?

  Howdy!

  So it's kind of embarassaing, but some time ago, my graphics card died and in my quest to replace, I accidentally broke my dektop off top cover (which, of course, you aren't supposed to do. I didn't know at the time where I could just slide the side panel). In doing so, I tore a small gray wire. I have the sinking suspicion that the son may have something to do with my network wireless adapter antenna, especially since now my poor dekstop can't find wireless networks.

  If anyone has any idea if that thread is part of the adapter? It hangs around in a box of fly in the upper right of the machine (at the top right when you have removed the side panel and interested in the computer laid flat on the ground) and unfortunately, don't you know? This box is the only element not considered by the service and upgrade to the HP Web site guide. So I don't know yet what this box is for / contains and how to remove it safely if I can try to understand if there is a way to remove and re - solder the wire.

  Any idea, that all would be much appreciated!

  Hello

  It seems that HP has omitted documentation on the models of m95xx showing what lies under the top cover.

  Since you said that your wireless network is more work then I suspect that the gray wire is supposed to be attached to one of the antenna, editing posts which is located under the top cover. Similar models have two silver L shaped brackets under the top cover. Everyone must have a wire attached to it.  The pictures below should be similar for your PC.

  

  If the above does not match that of your PC, then the two sons of the wireless module will rise permanently on the underside of the top cover (buffer technology). In this case, you would very carefully, remove the top cover and find where the gray wire connects. You may have to connect return wire.

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 400z CTO: H - RS880 - Μatx Motherboard BIOS Update caused crash, to see a black screen now?

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion Elite HPE-400z running Windows 7 (64), my computer was working fine, however I thought that I needed to update the drivers and things from the HP website.

  The first thing I installed was the following: H - RS880 - Μatx Motherboard BIOS Update

  That restarted immediately frozen mouse on a black screen. When I turn on the computer the lights and the fan turns on but the screen remains black. Their is nothing wrong with the monitor, it's light is on, but when turn light it just says: "monitor going to sleep".

  I went through these troubleshooting pages: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-Elite-HPE-Desktop-PC-series/4269972/model/4300925/do...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-400-desktop-PC-series/4269972/document/BPH...

  without success.

  Any other suggestions of what I could do to fix this?

  Hello

  Disconnect the PC and press and hold power for 30 seconds. Remove and replace the battery CMOS. It's a $4 item. Now let's see what happens. If no joy, then try the steps above once again.

  If your PC support has been changed or modified then put it back in its original state.

• Desktop Pavilion Elite e9240f update my current H-RS880-Μatx motherboard

  I've been slowly upgrading this desktop computer.

  I thought it was the safest way for a novice to replace and not to build a new.

  The motherboard is not the integrated graphics card.

  Desktop Pavilion Elite e9240f

  Recent updates
  
  Radeon HD6870

  16 MB OF MEMORY DDR3 1333/1066

  Caviar Black 2 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache

  Caviar Green 2 to SATA

  Updated HP SuperSpeed USB 3.0 PCIe x 1 card

  Specifications of the motherboard

  FOXCONN ALOE Version 1.01
  North Bridge AMD 785 G revision 00

  South Bridge AMD SB700 revision 00

  CPU AMD Athlon (TM) II X processor 4 945

  Socket AM3 (938)

  5 PCI

  Maximum capacity of memory
  16384 MB
  Slots 4

  Hello

  A new motherboard verses a new PC is an interesting question.  Develops technology in increments of best financially or is it better to just take the plunge?  Advanced technology has always been more expensive for early adopters.

  Just replace the motherboard involves hardware, license the software in some cases and labor costs. How long this choice will extend the useful life of the technology you use? For example, if the new motherboard is leading edge, then you could spread the costs for adding new technologies to your own model of life of technology.  No matter what you do, it sometimes becomes a viscous circle of technology.  Don't you think that manufacturers use the obsolescence in their business model?

  If you were running a business, you may want to consider the initial cost is amortized over an expected useful life the time (36 months?), then add in the trade in value or resale value to cross the real cost of xx months.

  Back to your original question. Depends on components that can be transferred to the new motherboard and how long they will last before having to replace them.  Building a PC can be more expensive, and then buy a new PC, because manufacturers use the "scale of economies" to produce the same PC at a lower cost. If you're a tech enthusiast, then costs don't matter really that much.  You need to replace a "go faster goodie" with another on your calendar and tithe on.

• I replace my motherboard ane9220yl pavilion Elite. I am looking for a wiring diagram

  I replace my motherboard for HP pavilion Elite e9220yl. I need a wiring diagram to help me make sure I am rewiring correctly.

  I would try a different monitor first cable, and then another monitor. The monitors are very old technology. You have a LCD screen to test with the new configuration? If those don't work, then test the memory modules and try installing a video card, in that order.

• I can't find out what motherboard I have for my HP Pavilion 15 t-n200

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion 15 t-n200 and I can't find out what motherboard I have. I have searched for answers days now and have decided to come on the forums.

  The specifications are:

  1.6 GHz to 2.3 Ghz i5-4200u

  8 GB of DDR3 RAm/memory

  64-bit operating system

  Windows 8.1

  If someone could help me find out what mother boar I have it would be great.

  It must be the 740 M so this motherboard:

  Intel Core i5-4200U 740 M 1.6 GHz (2 GB DC BGA 15 W) for use with Windows Standard 736377-501

  Page 42 of the manual for the memory upgrade. Yes, there are two slots, and it supports up to 12 concerts (8 + 4).

  An SSD is another matter. To get to the hard drive Bay, you must remove all cover it. It's not easy and it puts at risk the warranty. See Page 59. This set of video clips will help, too.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04324972

  But yes, you can install an SSD if you jump through all the hoops.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Replace the motherboard - HP Pavilion Elite m9402f

  HP Pavilion Elite m9402f

  AMD Phenom X 4 9650 Quad Core

  7 GB DDR2

  640 GB HD

  NVidia GeForce 6150 SE

  Vista 64-bit

  I'm looking to replace the mother board is dead. I thought I would check here before you buy it to ask you a few questions.

  1 is - that the correct motherboard?

  2. I have problems with Vista, recognizing the new motherboard?

  3. all other components (CPU, RAM, wireless, card etc) works very well just plugged on the new motherboard?

  4. any tips or tricks for the swap I should or need to know, or that it will be simple enough?

  Thank you

  Installation of a Narra3 motherboard which is not 'tattooed' with your system information will allow the factory OS to comtinue to exploit. The problem occurs when you use your HP recovery disks, the installation will fail. Yes, you can install Windows on a single disc of Windows and it works perfectly. The only problem is that you will not be able to install the HP 'value-added software' device that was originally installed on the computer.

  Please send Bravo

• Pavilion Elite e9105z Disc error (BIOHD-8) motherboard is also bad.

  I have an e9105z Pavilion Elite 3 years with windows 7. About 6 months ago, I began to have freezing problems. Finally, I ran diagnostics on this issue and found that the hard drive was bad. (BI0HD-8 error code)  I ran the disk check, and it seemed to fix the defective sector. In a few days after that the whole computer just died. I tested the PSU and it was good. By pressing the button start has no effect. When I plug the thing that happens, is that the green light on the power supply turns on. It is now a paperweight.

  I understand that HP has been using lower Seagate hard drives and motherboards and shipping them knowing that they were wrong and now I'm stuck with a $600 paperweight. I would like some satisfaction of HP but I can't yet talk to them without charge.

  Anyone has had problems similar to mine, and if so have you been able to solve it with HP? I'm little about as upset as anyone can get. I bought several HP products. How to get to someone?  If nothing else, I want to say thank you shipping shit they knew was bad. Any help would be appreciated.

  Please hold me.

• What are the connectors on the video card that comes with a hp pavilion elite h8 - 1280t?

  What are the connectors on the video card that comes with a hp pavilion elite h8 - 1280t?

  Standard card is 1 GB DDR3 AMD Radeon HD 7570 [HDMI, DVI, VGA via adapter],

  Thank you, I thought, but could not find a photo or a specification which connectors.   I need to order some cables to put monitors at long distance of the system units and wanted to make sure I ordered the good.   I don't have the system units or monitors but they are still in the pipeline of generation/ship.

  Dave

• What to put in the Pavilion Elite m9280.sc - RAM has? CL? MHz?

  I have a Pavilion Elite m9280.sc - has.

  I want to improve/replace the RAM.

  HPs Web site say 800 MHz max, Crucial guarantees 1066 MHz max will work on it. (http://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=C2A628C3A5CA7304) So, who is?

  I would also like to know on CL. What is best CL4 CL5 CL6 or CL7? And which of them will run on my computer?

  And I am not mistaken in asuming 1.8V?

  CL5 worked well.

• What motherboard is the hp pavilion dv6 - 2140 ca - a?

  Hey guys.  Does anyone know what motherboard the HP Pavilion dv6 - 2140's?  I can't find the manual anywhere.

  My bios is damaged and would ' t fix after a reflash or changing the CMOS battery.  Time for a motherboard replacement.

  Thanks for the help!

  James

  Here is the manual... it is the same for the whole dv6 series:

  Manual

  You can find the part number of the motherboard inside the memory slot under the modules. Laptop computer motherboard are specific elements point... you need to get the exact HP mother for a replacement.

• Pavilion Elite HPE: Power on password

  I powered up the computer after 4 years of non-use and do not know what the power u [password is? I can reset the motherboard some how? Help, please. I can't find a connecting cable

  You are the very welcome.

  In order to clear the BIOS P/W, please refer to the link below, last position on the page...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-elite-HPE-desktop-PC-series/5035344/model/5036175/document/c02668523/

• Pavilion Elite HPE-170f Deskto: Memory Upgrade

  I have the HP Pavilion Elite HPE-170f desktop.

  Motherboard: Pegatron IPMTB-TK (Truckee)

  Processor: Intel Core i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67 GHz, 2668 Mhz, 4 Lossnay, 8 logical processors

  Storage media: 6 x DDR3

  Memory type: Types DIMM PC3-8500 (DDR3-1066)

  I currently have 8 GB of memory.

  What is the maximum I can install?

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  @jmwright1058

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