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• Pavilion G6 1b50us motherboard

  I tried to find the type of motherboard I have.  My laptop has stopped working and according to

  FYI, I got, I need to replace the CPU, but to do this I need to know what kind

  buy.  According to HP support I could type the model number and get the specifications, but they are not

  list of the motherboard.  I want to make sure that I get a compatible part.  Anyone know how I can

  This information?  My computer turns on only for me to see Flash the caps lock.

  Hi pg57,.

  Here are Service and Maintenance Guide for your model and the 69 page you will find the steps on how to replace the card mother or mother board. Since you have a processor AMD the desired part number is 640893-001. You can order from HP PartSurfer and you will need your product for that number.

• Pavilion 500-164: motherboard replacement raises Questions

  
  

  Thanks, Malygris1, for your very comprehensive answer.  Unfortunately, I'm looking forward and installed the new Board of Directors.  For those faced with replacing a motherboard HP, I will elaborate on my trip.  The most important step was in buying for the motherboard.  I have no HP, but from a dealer on Ebay.  I DID, however, carefully note the model of the motherboard AND the designated HP part number of alternatives on a small paper on the motherboard label.  The same motherboard model is used in several models of HP Office; but, if the number of HP spare parts is matched, the info on the model should be on the motherboard.

  My original problems were solved with the installation of the new Council.  After a router struck by lightning, the ethernet port had stopped working, and when told to stop, or in standby mode, the machine would invariably restart.  The new motherboard solved both problems, which seem to be related to the power surge.

  I installed the new Board of Directors of the Windows 10 updated 500-164 and held my breath I have it powered for the first time.  I was pleasantly surprised to see that everything looked the same as when I left it.  Recognized support assistant the new Board of Directors as part of a desktop computer 500-164.  I have not tried; but I hope that the recovery media will work, if necessary.  Malygris1, do you think that if Support Assistant recognizes the info on the model, the recovery disks will work?  I'm curious to know how it works, but, if not, no big deal, as I now have a new image Acronis 10 Windows installation, which works perfectly on the 500-164 Pavilion (without "Pitfalls", as some have reported with audio, etc. of the wireless card.).

  My second concern was whether or not Windows is always activated with the installation of the new Council.  He said that he "Windows is not activated.  ... Rats and other profanity.  I know it can take time to be put in correspondence with the info from Microsoft, so I updated the bios and checked the rest of the ports for the features of the machine.  I returned in configuration/system Panel and he told me that the activation information were "unavailable" - different from the message 'not active' sooner.  I've been waiting on this screen for a few minutes and the message changed to "Windows is activated"!  I was ready to make Microsoft telephone activation and I had run a keyfinder to get the original MS product key for Windows 8 from the hard drive, but I didn't have to use both methods.

  So, in summary, if you want a card mother 'replacement', shop for the exact number of spare parts HP; not only the MFG part number.  It will save you a lot of grief.  Obviously, if you want to 'upgrade' from your motherboard, all bets are off, because it's a totally different scenario with different issues to deal with.  My project was a complete success at a cost of $103 for the new motherboard and several hours of my time.

• HP Pavilion m7775uk-a: motherboard problem

  I am the owner of a beautiful

  HP Pavilion Media Center TV m7775.uk desktop PC Bundle

  I currently have a 500w power supply, a Core2duo 2.4 GHz and have recently updated to win7/64 bit

  Running also 4 GB of Ram

  It is possible to upgrade to 8 GB on my current setup?

  Thanks in advance

  Kal

  See answer in your other thread.  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/RAM-upgrade-issue/m-p/5224626#M102379

• The HP Pavilion dv6-6154sf motherboard

  Hello

  I own a HP Pavilion dv6-6154sf. Native HD, a Toshiba MK1059gsm, out of retirement in the first two weeks of use, and I have no warranty on it because it was an exposure model...

  It also appears that recovery discs are no longer available for this laptop (I wouldn't mind being wrong, however). I currently have another HD that came with my previous laptop inside, but I'm afraid it may fail soon also. So I have a few questions before I start spending:

  • is the motherboard (Hewlett-Packard 3590 33.18, according to belarc advisor) supports the 7200 RPM drives?
  • I understand it would be equal to 1) provide no support for SATA 2 or 3; (2) support SATA 2 or 3, but with the speed of the SATA 1; (3) support SATA 1, 2 and 3; so which of these possibilities is it?
  • I might as well ask, always; is there really no way more (even from other sources) for me to get a recovery disk now that best2serve it lists as is no longer available?

  Best regards

  RGE

  Link to .iso OEM for Windows 7 HP 64 bit with SP1:

  http://MSFT.digitalrivercontent.NET/win/X17-58997.ISO

  This is a large file and you can't just burn it on a disc, you must use a program to rip .iso. Let us know if you need some help with that.

• Problems as well HP Pavilion G6 1331sa motherboard

  Hi there I was wondering if someone can help me and I hope that everyone is well.

  I have HP Pavilion:

  Product name g6-1331sa product number A8M93EA microprocessor 1.6 GHZ AMD Quad - Core A8 - 3520 M APU with Radeon 6620 + 7450 M Dual Graphics microprocessor Cache 4 MB L2 cache 6 GB DDR3 Memory Max memory supports up to 6 GB memory DDR3 Graphics Video AMD Radeon HD 6620 G + 7450 M bi - GPU (1 GB DDR3 dedicated) screen 39.6 cm (15.6 ") HD LED BrightView (1366 x 768) hard drive

  750 GB SATA (5400 RPM)

  The unit has suffered liquid damage recently and I got a diagnosis that the motherboard needs to be replaced, something to do with the graphics card or along these lines.

  Replacement seems simple enough, or so I thought.

  I took S/N that is in the memory slot: 649950-001 and looked to find the correct replacement motherboard. I found a couple of advertising the same part number, but they are for HP Pavilion G4 and G7 only and I have been informed by the suppliers that they would not enter my G6.

  Now I am at a loss because I don't know what is the correct part number and it's a mistake at HP.

  My laptop was in repairs recently with PC World, which I talked about the motherboard, but they insisted, they changed only a fan.

  Can someone explain what could happen and the same part number 649950-001 can adapt to my machine...?

  Any help would be appreciated or point in the right direction.

  Thanks in advance...

  I didn't know you had your own drives win 7. that will be fine. What is the LCD. It's a little more difficult. few things to check. Windows has the internal LCD turned off? What a turn on/off screen, it's usually a FN and one of the function keys on the top row. On my dv9000, it can have ether of the LCD or external, not both.

  In the operating manual see F4

• 17 - e066nr HP Pavilion Notebook Laptop motherboard replacement

  I just replaced the motherboard on laptop HP Pavilion e066nr 17, and during startup, I get an error saying the the serial number, model number and product number is not recognized.  Is it possible to get this information?  I tried to get into the BIOS, but it won't let me change the info.

  Hello

  In this case, you will need to call the HP technical support: 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region please click the link below to get help from your region number.
  
   http://www.HP.com/cgi-bin/hpsupport/index.pl

  They will help you.

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion DV 6000: motherboard compatibility

  my laptop suddenly empty out and lights are but a few seconds after a beef turns. now, I decided to change the motherboard but I am not an expert in computers, my question is compatibility. my original motherboard reference number is

  434722-001, would have PN 434723-001 is suitable replacement? can someone please suggest a replacement?, your help will be greatly appreciated

  sincerely, GENE

  No, seems to be different. This one will fit.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-434722-001-laptop-motherboard-for-Pavilion-dv6000-Series-notebook-PC-/262522846806?hash=item3d1f94be56:g:260AAOSw7XZXhnTK

• Pavilion dv6 1110ax motherboard replacement

  Hello

  Recently my 1110ax BIOS corrupted and m unable to get by any way mrntioned on the forums.

  Key combinations don't work not and this USB STICK.

  Now the service center guys say that the motherboard has problem and must be replaced. which I doubt completely.

  Is that what someone can say if I can keeping my existing AMD turion processor & card graphics ATI radeon 1 GB to save cost.

  And is it possible to upgrade the processor and graphics card.

  I had been using this laptop for 5 years now and really don't want to give up on this...

  Receive no response.

  You can save the processor and the memory and the hard drive, but the video is part of the motherboard. The processor you have is:

  AMD Turion RM-74 2.2 GHz with 2 MB of L2 cache

  It's the fastest that can be installed:

  AMD Turion™ ZM-87, 2.4 GHz with 2 MB of L2 cache

  A ZM-87 is about $40 on eBay and I'll tell you that it is not worth it for a ghz upgrade.2.

  Radeon 1 GB video is upscale for the dv6-1000 series, so there is no better mother/video card.

  It's the motherboard:

  509450 001

  It is a good deal at $78 for the Board of Directors:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-Pavilion-DV6-1000-series-AMD-laptop-motherboard-509450-001-good-USA-/370931290463?PT=motherboards&hash=item565d3a515f

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• HP Pavilion dv9408NR laptop motherboard replacement

  I have been serching for a new motherboard.  Mine did not like the glass of wine that has spilled on it. I'm in the San Jose area.  Any help would be great. Computer 17 "HP Pavilion dv9408NR laptop.

  Thank you.

  The Python

  Hello

  444002-001 system (motherboard) supports AMD Turion 64 dual-core mobile processor are MORE PROVIDED

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=GA356UA

  http://www.buymotherboard.NET/motherboard-444002001-for-HP-Pavilion-dv9000-p-87.html

• HP Pavilion G42 CQ42 Motherboard w / processor Intel i3 - 370 m 644226-201 637583-001

  I have a laptop hp pavilion g42-475dx and just replaced the motherboard with the map above. the original card supplied with the amd card Wireless does not work, I get an error on startup message indicating is not not compatible. so, I bought a processor intel wireless card thinking it would work, same problem! Anyone know how or what card to use wireless, or how can I fix this? TX

  Which is used in several models including G42-431BR. compatible wireless cards can be found on pages 27 and 28, here:

  Link to the manual of your

  I would choose this one:

  Adapter 2 x 2 Atheros 580101-001

  $4 shipped on eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-605560-005-580101-001-Atheros-AR5B95-Wireless-N-WiFi-half-Mini-PCI-E-card-/111493742849?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19f58b8101

  Of course, there are other choices including the Intel Wireless-N 1000 593530-001

  Also $4 eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-Pavilion-dv7-6000-series-WiFi-wireless-card-593530-001-/381282901048?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item58c63b5c38

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• Pavilion A305W-b motherboard

  I have a Pavilion A305w-b with Vista, it seems that my motherboard is bad, I ran the normal test to determine if it is bad, the green light blinks when I plug the power supply to the card.  I need to try to find where I can find the model of cards or number.  I can't figure out which is the right number.  Any help would be appreciated.  I went to HP to seek counseling, but no luck, I went to Tigerdirect and the same thing.

  I'm in no case of advertising or endorsing the following Web site, but I did look around a bit and I think that, you'll have enough close to the part number for the motherboard of the A305W.

  http://www.sparepartswarehouse.com/HP, Pavilion, a300, DM181B, computer, System - Boards.aspx

  Hope this will help,

  GeorgeFN

• HP Pavilion dv6636nr - replacement motherboard

  OK, so I'm trying to repair this laptop.  More than 2 years old, 1 year warranty has expired.

  I think the motherboard is out.   I need to find the mother card to replace it with exact and how to order.

  HP Pavilion dv6636nr.

  Care can be found here: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01163897

  On a side note, I believe that it is the motherboard.  The laptop does not start everything simply.

  I first tried a soft reboot.  I took the battery and the cable unplugged from the wall and left for an hour.  After that replacement still does not work.  When the cable is connected the led on the side of the laptop because of the power, but nothing happens when you press the power button.  Tells me he is on, but isn't just the start.  I have another version of this laptop I'm testing these parts.  The battery works, power cable works, both ram sticks (2 GB each) work, the inverter Board, hard drive, all work.

  I am sure that there is nothing to test, and I just need to replace the motherboard.  Yet once, when you try to start, the hard drive is not even tried to turn, fans turn at all, no. led to appear (except one on the port where the power cable is plugged in, which is NOT let go).  BIOS / POST screen does not appear.  Absolutely nothing happens when you press the power button / stop (Yes, I checked the connection.  Seems very solid).

  I just replaced one myself. You should be able to find one on ebay. I wouldn't pay HP inflated the price of one.

• PC HP Pavilion TouchSmart15 NB: motherboard does not

  Hello... I have a HP laptop and it's a brand new but after a few months while I was using the laptop it suddenly stop and then he was not getting started... I went to the shop for repair they checked and told me that it is the problem of the motherboard... HOW IT CAN HAPPEN! ???  PLEASE HELP ME...

  The details are as follows:

  model No.  15 - n044nr

  Serial No.    5CD3515TL2

  and it has a 2 years warranty...

  I am not even able to load... His watch a completely black screen... There is no light coming from... He's like a dead laptop.

  The charger is also not the warm-up while loading... How can hp selling things... I want to replace my motherboard or my laptop...

  My laptop computer to the original windows 8, then I updated to 8.1...

  Thanks please help me...

  HP will be paid out-of-warranty service, but it is very expensive. Your best bet is to get the motherboard and do it yourself, I understand most people don't want to do or take to a local independent department store. Expect all this might cost 200 $et $300. HP would be deducted at the top end so who will or perhaps a little more. I don't speak for them, but I recommend that you call. They will quote you a price for the replacement of the motherboard.

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• HP Pavilion p6-2143w: motherboard will not switch to the graphics card: Sapphire Nitro R7 370 4 D5

  Plug
  The APU A6 - 365 graphics AMD Radeon HD 2.60 GHz
  8 GB ram corsair
  B800M Max Bron Lepa PSU
  Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate

  My problem is that the jury is not automatically pass to the Sapphire Nitro R7 4 370 D5 card. All I get is a black screen. I tried to disable graph embedded in the Device Manager with no luck.

  I also tried looking for a bios update, but I couldn't find one that was on the hp Web site.

  Please help I don't want to buy a new motherboard and cpu.

  Hello

  Most graphics cards require BIOS version 8 HP.  BIOS version 8 is listed under Windows 8 for your particular model PC.  While the BIOS version 8 will probably support your new graphics card, you might find yourself stuck that Windows 7 will not work using the UEFI. You can install BIOS and then turn on legacy mode and see if the card works. However, if the card is a single card UEFI well then you are in a situation of 'catch' 22 In this case, you would have the BIOS later and W7 should always work in legacy mode.  Even with this BIOS update running in mode inherited that there could be some risk that W7 will not work.  Once you update the BIOS there is no coming back.

  Another thought.

  There are no Windows Ultimate 10 version if upgrading to W10 (free upgrade) would you put on the professional version W10. I do not know if that would suit your needs. However, if you have a place in the upgrade by using the W10 iso DVD or flash drive then you could extract the W10 license key so that your could do a clean install with legacy mode turned off in the BIOS that puts your PC into UEFI mode.

  You have a few risks to consider.  In addition, HP has not posted the W10 for your PC drivers.

  What would I do?  I'd go for it, but then my wallet could be deeper than yours.