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• Pavilion x 360-13-a110dx: HP technical support will not fix a broken warranty screen

  Computer tech support rant:

  So I treat my electronics with care. For some strange reason, recently developed a crack on the touch screen of my combo of tablet or a laptop HP Pavilion 360. The thing is usable, and the slot is under the top layer there so no finger injury if I touch the screen. But he fixed it needs, so I filled in the online form to explain my problem to a solution of warranty. I was then told I can call to track and match an option repair or by e-mail. Very well, very well. No problem. I'll call. I can do things with the phone on speaker.

  An hour and 20 minutes later and three of call center foreign representatives who were not clear of the USA (meets one, one was a tech rep, and then he couldn't do the actual sending in and fix the situation so I went to a representative cost and repair to figure out how to fix it), and I'm mad on fire. First of all, all three repeat what I wrote and asked questions as if I'm lying to them, or did not know what I did wrong. We had the audacity to ask how do I close my laptop. Yes Ma'am, I slam it down as hard as I can and throw it against the wall to see what happens and make sure that it shuts down for the night. (I did say that, but may as well have.) I'm on my products.

  She said that it would cost $270 to fix. Wait, $270? She said because it was a screen problem, it costs money. I said that it is under warranty. Equipment is under warranty, no software apparently. But this isn't the software, it's a HARD to the device component. I can't just install and uninstall a touchscreen. I'm paying $270 plus delivery charges when I bought in May last for $350. If I pay that much for setting a screen, I may as well buy a new unit that is faster and more up-to-date.

  She said that it would increase it to a supervisor. They were not available after 18 pm, et. I said I work next week, leaving the House at 6:30 et and will not be home until after 18 pm, et. I said that I should call after 6 p.m., HE. I can't take the time during the day to discuss my PC because if this call took 1h20m, I don't have this time to a new job.

  Then, suddenly, they can call me after 18 pm, et. When they do it on Monday, if he is a foreigner, I'll ask an English person precise and clear language. I'm not trying to be racist, then falsely accuse me if you want, but when it comes to communication, and there is a problematic thick accent because English is not their native language in India or wherever they are, this is a serious matter. If I do not understand the words coming out of their mouth without having to constantly ask for something repeatedly or super attentive because if I'm not I can miss a word that misinterprets the whole sentence, which is good enough for me. I've been at both ends of the customer service, so talk to someone English * IS * critical, especially when the situation is bad. I want an American on this one.

  Either they fix it for free AND fix it on a quick as soon as POSSIBLE process (because frankly, I was insulted with how they treated me and the hold time every time to ask the same questions and made to be a perpetrator of my machine), or I am done with HP/Compaq products after 15 years of loyalty to them. Really, I don't expect even a call Monday from HP. I doubt that someone calls me.

  And for what it's worth, what computer HP from my ex-wife was a breach of the hinge, which was material. I might took pliers and broke on purpose. But they don't set any question. But a screen which has not been clearly cracked by me (trust me, I could take a hammer to it and make a spider web crack) are not treated and is not material? What is it? TouchWare a new term? If it is not material, I want to know what it is. And I don't like what the said guarantee, if you send a defective product that lasts not even eight months (if), you need to fix. I did take a hammer to my screen, I do not slam my PC or throw it against something, and it's in a protective case when I travel, and it is placed in a safe place when not in use. In fact, I barely use the touchscreen. But still I'm done feeling it is my fault and I have to pay $270?

  I would like to fix it myself with pieces on Amazon, but must completely disassemble the screen of the keyboard part part and it's a mess and not worth. I'm going to buy a new something and be done with it. But for a crack I did not cause - and if they were seen, they would know because the crack is below and not something that I can do on top - and say $270? Kiss my rear. Repair at our expense, or lose my business. And I shall not distribute for free, but when I'm insulted, and when I type my problem and give me the Spanish Inquisition, whenever I talk to someone, as if what I typed was a generic fraud, I'm deeply offended. I have another thing to do with 1h20m of my time on a Saturday than waste it with HP trying to solve their problem of product.

  Fifteen years of my first Compaq Presario several models of HP Pavilion of desktop computers and laptops. Six in total, I bought Windows me to XP to Vista to Windows 8 (and the free update 10).  Guess that's done now because HP has dropped the ball, unless they are equipped through a miracle.

  Well, long story short, the PC was fixed under warranty with a new screen and he was only gone for a week or two. Looks like new. They documented my case several times that fall overseas really left call center the ball bad. They did NOT follow the Protocol. Even if the American side did not guarantee that he would be a guarantee, they handled so much better than what it was initially.

  Basically, if you don't like the answer, and you know what people overseas, manipulation, find a way to talk to an American. They're going to get this done, and if the answer is not a good one, well, you know that it is legitimate at least since he saw rather than phone diagnosed.

• Pavilion g6-2202tx C0P15PA: upgrade: g6-2202tx C0P15PA Pavilion: backlit keyboard, battery and RAM

  Hello

  Product name: g6-2202tx Pavilion

  Product number: C0P15PA

  OS: windows 10 (64-bit)

  Location: Mumbai, India.

  I want to update my laptop ram and replace his keyboard.

  Laptop comes with 4 GB of ram which has 800 MHz frequency (you can pl confirm that?).
  As product specifications page indicates that frequency of 1600 MHz is supported by the motherboard, I'll buy extra 4gigs of memory at 1600 MHz. Sera - what a good choice, or despite the frequency of 1600 MHz, the two ram runs at 800 MHz? I would have to buy 8 GB memory at 1600 MHz. can you pl developed on the same.
  
  Secondly, I have "keyboard full size style Island w / pad" keyboard, which is not backlit. and I really need a backlit keyboard, I can replace the keyboard with a backlit keyboard of HP. If Yes, can you pl tell me the process? Is the laptop motherboard supports backlit keyboard? will I need to update the firmware and driver for the same? I can buy a market?

  Backup of my laptop battery has significantly reduced. In recent days, I also get a message at startup, which suggests for the replacement of the battery. Where can I buy a new battery? What specifications I need to know to buy a battery compatible, true.
  
  My laptop is under warranty HP on site. (the battery is not under warranty, as collateral for the battery has expired.)

  How does the whole scenario fits with the product under warranty.
  
  Thank you!!

  Hi @NiksDroid,
  
  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!
  
  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion g6-2202tx Notebook and concerns with updates. Here is a link to your owner's manual page 2 and show me your system supports a maximum 8 GB 2 x 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 in each slot.

  Your system does not support a backlit keyboard.

  Please let me know how it goes.
  
  You can say thanks for trying to help, by clicking on the Thumbs Up below! .
  
  Thank you.

• Where can I find of the bios chip on the motherboard of my Pavilion a6010e desktop computer and it is soldered?

  Where is the bios chip on the motherboard of my hp pavilion ab010e desktop computer and it is soldered?

  It is welded.

  

• HP Pavilion G7-1328dx: basis of slow AMD driver Sata on AMD HP G7-1328dx

  We have two laptops HP Pavilion:

  (1) HP G6-1328dx with Intel i3 and Intel chipset and controller Sata Intel running a Samsung SSD 840 very well with high expected random read/write time.

  and

  (2) HP-G7-1328 x with AMD Llano A6 - 3420 M procvessor with a built-in AMD chipset and a controller Sata AMD running a Samsung 850 EVO SSD in much slower times of random read/write - way below the Samsung should both read/write random.  50 to 60% slower.

  Both laptops G6 and G7 have 3 Sata hard drives, AHCI is enabled on both, and both are running as Windows 7 SP1 64 bit OS.

  So the problem is why the Samsung 850 EVO runs slower on the G7 countries than the base model Samsung 840 runs on the laptop G6?

  Y at - it a update controller driver Sata AMD that will solve this problem or another solution that will do?

  Configurations on the settings and software for the two laptops are almost identical in all other respects.

  Sorry for the delay.  After having just tried with the Sata Driverss AMD and the AMD Catalyst drivers from HP and direct AMD regret to inform that the results are much the same.

  Also online and found a user with a similar motherboard AMD based running a comparable SSD.  He was asked to compare how fast sound SSD race with mine and compared both with how fast SSD manufacturers say the random read/write time should be.

  The line at the bottom is the user that had the same experience I did, I found.  Both of us see the read/write random times on our SSD, which is much slower than what we get on motherboards Intel based with the chipsets Intel and Intel Sata AHCI controllers.

  Guess that's just the way it is.

  This is my opinion only. Someone else may have different results.

• HP Pavilion DV6-6B13SS supports SATA 3 connection?

  Hello. I want to change my real disk (SATA 2) for one SSD (SATA 3), but I don't know if my laptop (Pavilion DV6-6b13ss) fully supports SATA 3 connections.

  I read the manual and it speaks only of the SATA 2 (3 Gbps) connections, but I think he is referring to the factory hard drive, because the chipset (Mobile Intel® HM65 Express) will support the SATA 3 connections.

  I did a few test and it says I have a maximun of 6 Gbps bandwich, so I think that the connection supports SATA 3, but I'm not sure.

  Thanks for any help or comments.

  Hello

  I can see the image now (approved). Yes, very safe to use SATA III SSD/HDD.

  All the best.

• J2C45PA: Maximum RAM support on my HP Pavilion model 15-p018tu and how many slots available

  I have 4 GB of RAM and you need to add additional 4 GB.

  Please let me know the maximum support of RAM on my model

  HP Pavilion 15-p018tu

  and how many locations is available.

  can I put 8 GB of RAM on single slot?

  Please notify

  Thank you

  Lola rose

  Here is the Manual:

  Repair manuals

  Memory SODIMM Barrette two slots support dual channel DDR3L - 1600 MHz (some models only)

  You have the i3 processor so your 2 slots. The indicated maximum is 12 concerts, that is a 4 GB and 8 GB, but experience has shown she accepts modules of 2 x 8 gig for total of 16 concerts.

  Memory access is very delicate and requires the removal of the motherboard.

  See p. 116

  Memory 4 GB 691740-005 module

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-691740-001-1600MHz-PC3L-12800-memory/DP/B00CI08FX4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1463224473&SR=8-1&keywords=691740-005

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• HP Pavilion x 360: stop and sleep problems

  I've updated for Windows 10 and now my computer won't shut down or sleep. In order to shut down the computer completely I have to restart my computer, and then stop. If I used my computer for more than an hour, it will not be stopped or he wake up from sleep mode. I have updated my drivers and graphics cards, as well as disabled the quick start. I checked the BIOS and there is no update available. I also ran the updates of Windows. At this point, I don't know what else to try.

  Hi @bn485,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion Notebook of 360 and problems with the Shut Down mode and sleep.  I see that if you change the balanced power plan options option in the book will help. Here is a link that will help you.

  Go to your power options. Select balance, then click on change plan settings. Click on change advanced power settings. Then save changes. Restart your computer and see if the options have changed.

  You can try to use the Windows Update Troubleshooter to fix updates that do not come through Windows 10.  Please restart the laptop twice to make sure that all updates are completed!

  You can also try:

  In Device Manager, click the arrow next to display adapters to expand this category
  Right-click on the graph, and then select Update driver software if more than 1 graphic adapter do 1 at a time.
  Select search automatically for updated driver software.

  The laptop must find and automatically install the updated driver
  Once the installation is complete, restart your laptop.

  I hope that helps.

  Thank you.

• m6-1010ex Pavilion: stole my labtop and I got it back but without recovery

  Hello

  before about a month ago my labtop was stolen from my home

  After two weeks I got it backwards.

  but they format my labtop with a fake windows cd

  and they remove the recovery of my labtop

  1. I can't find the recovery maneger

  2 when I press F11 to start the process, it gives an error, the file is not found

  3 - I've lost my recovery cd that came with labtop

  I need a link contain data recovery CDs to save it in a flash

  My labtop model; Pavilion m6-1010ex

  I need to support Arabic language

  Please I need it as soon as possible

  Thank you

  You can also try the following, but the Windows key is not accessible to the general public in the operating system.

  Create a Windows 7 USB installer using a 4 GB USB Flash drive.

  Link:

  http://arstechnica.com/business/2009/12/the-USB-flash-drive/

  Get the ISO Image of Windows 7:

  Link:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-windows_install/Windows-7-download-from-Digital-River-doesn ' t-seem/4789ffda-14d7-419c-92cf-662b56ef408c

• HP Pavilion DV6 7104ea: Latop DV6 7104ea made this laptop Support Sata III

  Hi all, I'm looking to install my SSD hard drive. Anyone here know if my laptop supports sata III?

  Thanks in advance.

  Sub100 wrote:
  Hello, Pepe, I may be wrong, but you can have the mother superior spec card. If I'm not mistaken the model of envy are slightly higher in spec too. I had a quick look at the maintenance manuals want DV6 and its almost identical to the pavilion DV6. Out of curiosity, if you where to copy the files from the external hard drive on your laptop SSD, which is the average of the writing speed? I know that this will not prove the capacity of SSDS but I just want a rough idea

  Thank you

  Yes, there are two versions of the Board of Directors. We're with nVidia GF 630 M and the other with 650M. The 650 M using memory DDR5 but only DDR3 of 630 m there is dfferent to dual core and quad processor boards but the chipset remains the same.

• Example: Pavilion 15-n201ax: gpu and ram upgrades

  Hello, I want to k now can I put my laptop (Pavilion 15-n201ax) gpu and ram? Thanks in advance!

  Number on the GPU. You already have the top of the page mother/processor board and there is no way to add or replace it with a better graphics in any system. On memory, you have 8 GB. This is the Manual:

  Link repair manuals

  Officially, the maximum is 12 concerts but here users have reported success with 16. You do not have an easily accessible memory Bay and you should have an open memory slot to add a SO-DIMM DDR3L-1600 to upgrade memory. I seriously doubt you will see much of a difference, but I have 16 gigs in my laptop then I say, go ahead.

  If you need assistance more let us know.

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• Support SATA + HP Pavilion dv6-6b55sg SSD upgrade

  Dear all,

  I would like to have 2 questions please:

  1.

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6-6b55sg, and I couldn't find what SATA support it?

  Need S - ATA III (600 MB/s), or just SATA II?

  The reason I ask because I want to replace my SSD HARD drive and this info is important.

  2.

  What SSD would you recommend for this particular laptop.

  According to the answer to the #1 question,.

  I think about to buy a

  Vector OCZ SATA III 2.5 "SSD 128GB

  Would you recommend it?

  See you soon

  Hello:

  I can answer your first question.

  The drive of your laptop supports SATA III drives.

  Here is the link to the specifications of the chipset for the chipset of your laptop:

  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/chipsets/value-chipsets/mobile-chipset-HM65.html

  Only, I bought an SSD and it was a 330 Intel, so I can't make recommendations for you.

  If it were me, I'd get the 335 Intel, but this is only what I would do.

• Support SATA 3 (6 Gb/s) on a HPE - 570 t.

  I just buy a desktop HPE - 570 t and would add a 510 Intel SSD as boot drive.

  I understand the motherboard in my new PC is a Petagron (Cleveland) with an Intel H67 chipset and that this chipset supports up to two SATA 3 (6 Gb/s), and 4-port SATA 2 (3 Gb/s).

  Two quick questions:

  1 is one of the 4 SATA ports on my motherboard SATA 3? If so, which?

  2 Intel has a reminder of the high profile of his SB chipsets earlier this year - are the chipset on the free current mothers of previous problems?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Read the specification again.  They indicate SATA 3 G (3 GB). This means that SATA II.

  The OCZ Vertex 3 seems to be top dog for SSD (excluding the SSD PCI - E).

• Desktop a6530f Pavilion, new hard drive and upgrade to Windows 7

  I have a desktop Pavilion a6530f with Vista.  My hard drive has been the production of errors, so I bought a new hard drive.  The original hard drive works pretty well as I should be able to create a recovery with a usb flash drive media.  I want to install the new hard drive (Seagate 1 TB SATA 3), and then install Windows 7 upgrade on the new drive.  Will be the ASUS M2N68 - LA / Narra3-GLBE motherboard supports SATA 3 (SATA 2 pilot courses)?  If Yes, where can I get the drivers?  Is there a Web page on the HP site for upgrade to Windows 7 on a new hard drive?  Or I just follow the guests after boot of the Windows 7 upgrade disc and enter the code of Vista product from the label on the side of the PC?

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion a6530f. Based on the specifications, this model shipped from the factory with Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 64-bit installed. This model supports the use of disks SATA 3, however transfer speeds will be limited to the rates for the motherboard SATA 2. No special drivers are required. Seagate 1 TB SATA 3 drive should work fine on this computer, but you may have problems using your HP recovery discs if the new drive is a Format "Advance" AF drive.

  It is unlikely that you will be able to create a recovery media on a USB FlashDrive with this computer. In my view, that this model only supports the creation of recovery DVDs.

  You have a choice of a couple of paths when it comes to the installation of Windows on your computer with a new hard drive installed.

  (1) use your HP Vista recovery disks to install Vista... This may or may not work depending on the new hard drive installed. Then, upgrade to Windows 7 using the upgrade disc and the Windows 7 product key printed on the certificate of authenticity provided with the Windows 7 upgrade disk. (Note: the key of Vista with Windows 7 will not work)

  (2) If you don't mind losing the "value-added" software HP originally installed on the computer, you can install Windows 7 without using Vista installed first. Install Windows 7 using the upgrade disc and the Windows 7 product key printed on the certificate of authenticity provided with the Windows 7 upgrade disk. (Do not enter the key during the installation of the window) (Note: the key of Vista with Windows 7 will not work)

  In both cases just follow the prompts as needed. I suggest to use Windows 7 SP1, because it seems to be more compatible with the new material, including readers of the AF.

  Please see HP - upgrade to Windows 7 customer care using basic upgrade or install Windows 7. Please see HP Forum - how to install Windows 7 without the disc for useful information and download for Windows 7.

  Please send Bravo

• HP Pavilion dv6 6055 - drivers and downloads?

  Hello

  I own a HP Pavilion dv6 6055-ea and love him

  I've been running the RTM of Win8 version since early September with no problems

  However, in the last day I saw a lot of gels - every 2 hours.

  I would check if there are any BIOS or other updates that might help, but I can't find this product on lists of HP support :/

  Will be very grateful if someone can help me with the search pilots - and perhaps with the diagnosis of the problem

  Thanks in advance

  Stuart

  Hi Stuart,

  Have a look here: http://goo.gl/HI629

  It's the dv6-6055ep - what is your model? This document here http://goo.gl/cNUc0 will show you how to get the number for your product, that lets you know exactly what you (use numbers/letters before the #).

  If you have 6055-PE, you can find all the updates here http://goo.gl/rHAEL .

  In addition, be aware that more probably, HP will not in material support for W8 on any system purchased before October 1, 2011. Some updates for W8, most drivers W7 will work in W8. Here's a http://goo.gl/TJCrA document that gives some information about the gel with Windows 8 machines.

  Please let me know if it helps.