Pavilion p6350z bypass the bios screen, go directly to win 7

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  Turn on and immediately press the ESC key to access the select start--> F10 menu to access the BIOS.

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  You wrote that you can access the BIOS, but have you checked if the HARD drive is recognized properly? Perhaps because the computer cannot start HDD isn't recognized then you should check this.

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  I am pleased that you are in your laptop.

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• HP Pavilion DV6500: upgrading the BIOS on HP DV6500 w/Win7-64

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  Service etiquette: dv6607rs

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  2. If Vista will be used, what exactly I need / have to do to get Vista to recognize my original hard drive?

  (Hard drive model D'origina listed at the beginning of post)

  I want to emphasize that although I have not used the laptop much since I upgraded the CPU, everything seems to work well. I'm just worried that I may have still some problems of overheating, especially since the most recent processor can generate a little more heat than the original (35 watts instead of 31 watts).

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  Ok. I'm done.

  The hard drive was not recognized because I did something stupid. When I got the new drive and put the old man back, I forgot to transfer adapter plastic little new hard drive to the former. The pins on the old drive never made contact when I put it back in the system.

  Once I realized my mistake, I could format the old drive, put Vista on it, Flash the BIOS to the most recent/last version and then replace the old drive to the new drive with Win7-64 on it. Piece of cake.

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  • Replace the non-functional keyboard
  • BIOS flashed
  • Replace hard drive broken plastic cover
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  • Clean the vents, fan, radiator, new thermal paste

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• HP pavilion stuck on the boot screen g4...

  I was downloading some torrents from one day to the next... and restarted my laptop in the morning. And he got stuck on splash screen. I read a few post about this... but I can't seem to solve this problem...

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  Hello desmondt,

  It seems that the hard drive on your PC of HP Pavilion laptop g4-2127tx could be at fault.

  • Screening of hardware failures (Windows 7, Vista)
  • Performing a Hard Reset or forced Reset
  • Updated the BIOS

  If you want to check your warranty on this laptop, follow this link: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/weInput?cc=us&lc=en

  If you are in warranty, please call our technical support at the 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

  If your product is not under warranty and you do not want to call HP, I recommend you click on the link as it will provide information on the replacement of the hard disk: HP Pavilion g4 Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service of Guide (starting on page 36).

  Feel free to post if you have any other questions!

  Best regards

• New HP Pavilion freezes to the BIOS

  Hello

  my new Pavilion P6-2053de (core-i7 with UEFI BIOS) freezes at startup.

  It does not start at all. After the first saying blue screen "press ESC for boot menu", it does not continue

  If not by pressing any key.

  Pressing ESC soon going to a second screen - but no start menu freezes.

  Pressing F10 will soon also to a second screen - but no BIOS config, that freezes.

  I wonder how it could be that enter the BIOS is locked completely?

  How can I reset my system and the BIOS so that it can start and get into the BIOS?

  I tried to remove the HARD drive but no change.

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  Ralf

  Rady wrote:

  Hi old_geekster,

  Thank you very much for your answer! Now I know that the type of my motherboard, but I had no success, still the same

  behavior.

  Strange is that both blue jumpers are placed differently in default mode on my Board compared to the specification. My jumpers are placed at 1-3 and 2-4 and not 1-2 and 3-4 in default mode!  It's strange.  Have the located at the position indicated in the specifications to see what is happening.  I don't think it will hurt anything and it could well be the problem solver.

  There is an another slider pin with 7 pins on the main Board saying BIOS_RECOVERY. There is no rider placed on these pins. How can it be used?  I am sorry to say that I don't know how to use it.  If there is no rider, it probably isn't a function for your motherboard.  HP uses the same mobos for different models.

  Any other ideas?  See my above response to your first question.

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