PMCQ 8200 Elite DHaut UltraSlim: UPS

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• HP Compac 8200 Elite: Lack of communication Simple PCI driver Code 28

  Problem is I reinstalled Win 7 Pro 64-bit and that you have installed the most all the drivers and it seems to work well, with the exception of the Windows and update in device under the other controller of communication manager simple PCI devices miss a Code 28 driver, I read that I have perhaps need the hardware ID to get a driver so here it's PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_1C3A & SUBSYS_1495103C & REV_04

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1C3A & SUBSYS_1495103C

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1C3A & CC_078000

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_1C3A & CC_0780

  Thank you

  Pat

  Hello:

  You need the driver for this device...

  This package contains the driver Intel Active Management Technology (AMT) for the supported models running a supported operating system.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp69501-70000/sp69506.exe

  I have two 8200 Elite CMT is then I know this is the driver you need...

• HP 8200 elite sff second monitor "How to enable.

  I checked all the documents on the website of HP but still can not find how to connect and allow the second monitor BIOS for hp 8200 elite sff? Or where is a user manual?

  Again, the computer is a model of enterprise class regardless of its use in a domestic environment. Many computers of class business use specific hardware environment and is not generally used in a domestic environment. Again, can be best answer to your question in the HP Business Support Forum.

  To get help without going through the business forum... According to the specification, this model supports a legacy of VGA analog channels and a modern digital DisplayPort port. Two of these ports get their signals integrated Intel graphics subsystem. The DisplayPort port will require an adapter unless the monitor has also a display port. If the computer has been ordered with an alternative graphics or one card has been installed everything changes.

  Please provide a photo of the back of your computer, showing the VGA port and all ports nearby. Also provide brands and models monitors that you are trying to use with this computer.

  Please send Bravo

• PC HP Compaq 8200 Elite MT: Should I roll back before flashing the BIOS?

  Hello, I am trying to determine if the update of the BIOS shown on your website is right for my machine: HP Compaq 8200 Elite MT PC. After selecting 'Let HP find my products,' he identified my machine and sent me to a page that asked me to 'Select language driver and OS' two squares. I selected my language, then going on to the next box that asked me to choose my operating system. However, it does include all the Windows 10 selections. I used to have initially Windows 7 Professional. However, I've recently upgraded to Windows Professional 10. Is it safe select the operating system Windows 7 Professional, even if I is no longer on the machine? You see, I want to update BIOS, because I'm having trouble starting after I install memory upgrades, and the provider of the RAM is recommended to upgrade to the latest version of BIOS upgrade before installing the upgrade of RAM, to eliminate these problems. I don't want to make a mistake, and then select the wrong BIOS update. There is an update of the BIOS on HP.com for my MoBo machine, but only for Windows 7 Pro. So should I go back to 7 Pro, before the update?  Please, inform me as to what I should do.

  Hello:

  I just got the flash drive, I use to update BIOS on my HP business desktop PC.

  I plugged in my dc7800 CMT W10 also running.

  The window on the flash drive, and I closed it.

  Then I went on the desktop, click on this PC, click with the right button on the flash drive, which is drive E:\ in my case.

  Then I chose the Format from the menu, and a box will open.

  In the file system drop-down list that I get on my USB flash drive, I get the following options:

  FAT (by default) which is what you want to use.

  NTFS

  FAT32

  exFAT

  So if you don't see these options, try another flash drive.

• HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF: Helps the confusion of RAM

  Product number: XZ987UT

  The motherboard has 4 RAM slots. Scan system critical Kingston say I can have up to 32 GB of ram, and I've seen screenshots of people who have this system and are indeed using 32 GB of ram.

  However when I install 32 GB of ram, the system will not even after. Nothing at all. With 16 GB, it works very well, and the doc on the HP site for this system say that it can take up to 16 GB of ram.

  Why the site HP says 16 GB and everything else say 32 GB, and there are people who HAVE 32 GB work?

  Crucial support said I might have to activate an XMP profile in the bios, but there is no option for this at all.

  Can someone clear this up once and for all?

  Hello:

  I'm one of those people who runs happily on 32 GB memory PC3-10600 in my HP 8200 Elite CMT.

  Make sure you get low density memory.

  I have something in the BIOS.

  I have since updated to revision latest, but had no impact on working memory.

  He worked from the original version of BIOS installed.

  It's the memory that I used in my PC...

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820233269

  I can't imagine that the SFF specs would be different from that of the CMT specifications in memory is.

• HP Elite 8300 ultraslim: installation in HP Elite 8300 ultraslim MXM graphics

  Install a MXM graphics card in HP Elite 8300 ultraslim.
  I get 3 long beeps at first upward and the system does not start.
  I know that you can install the MXM graphics card because your manuals describe the abduction in the disassembly section. "" Also in the manual for "Illustrated Parts & Service map" it says "AMD Radeon HD 7650 (MXM) 687445-001" which is the exact video card I have.
  Already updated to the latest firmware bio

  Now, I think that the problem is that I use 135 W adapter instead of the 180 W power adapter.
  Just ordered spare parts see if that fix it. I would like to thank everyone for their help, but because nobody helped me I have to think. Great job well done HP

• HP 8200 elite CMT: can I use an external power supply for AMD Radeon HD graphics card 7770?

  I have HP 8200 elite CMT CPU in which 320 watts PSU is installed. I want to use AMD Radeon HD 7770 requiring more power (minimum 400 watts power supply) for maximum performance. But the fact is, the higher Watt PSU is not available for my cpu because its cables do not match that. So I ask if I can use the external power supply to power my GPU instead of the CPU power. Will be this harm to my PC?

  Kindly help me to solve this problem.

  Thank you

  Thank you for the information, @haseebkhan7310.

  I'm not a fan of using a separate power supply to power a video card.  It can cause problems.  However, here is a video that will show you how it can be done:

• Compaq 8200 Elite AiO: update of HP Compaq

  I have a Compaq8200 Elite AiO to original manufacturer's specifications.

  I understand that I can improve memory from 4 GB to 8 GB, but it seems as if I'm stuck with the original maps of SSD and 1 TB hard drive.  I understand the constraints of physical size because specific all-in-one configuration of this model, but is there really that no more (profitable!) hard drive is available for this pc?

  Robert, welcome to the forum.

  I could not find a HARD drive larger than the 1 TB supplied with the computer.  The ones I found was for the 8200 Elite; not the AIO.  However, Crucial a bigger SSD the 160 GB SSD as the specs say will fit.  If Crucial recommends a product, it is guaranteed to work.  You can contact their Technical Support to ensure that the larger work.

  Here is the computer Service and Maintenance Guide .  He has a lot of information for you.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• PC HP Compaq 8200 Elite CMT: Replacement of the SSD HARD drive and Recovery Options

  I have a PC HP Compaq 8200 Elite CMT I went recently to drive HARD original for one SSD of 850 Evo from Samsung using Samsungs cloning/copying software. Everything went well and the PC is in use today. I do not see the partition D: Recovery on this machine more well, so I think this has not copied or was lost. I still have the disk that was replaced.

  I was wondering if there is a way to replace HARD drive like this with an SSD and everything by keeping the system recovery feature that was on the HARD disk, and if a set of system recovery disks of before installing SSD would continue to operate, or if I need to create new ones, and if I CAN create new ones.

  rgoodrich

  I did what you want to do (for example, to replace a disk with a DDI) and was able to retain the function of HP recovery - but it's because of two important facts.

  First of all, I used a DDI with the same capacity as the original HARD disk.  This is important because if you use a smaller SDS, the HP recovery feature will no more work as a reset begins with reformatting the drive and recreate the original scores - which will fail if the disc is too small.

  Second, I use Macrium Reflect product to 'clone' the HDD to the DDI, which means, he made an exact copy of the partitions on disk on the SDS.  So, when I swapped drives, the PC restarted without any problem.

  People have posted here on the use of the software from Samsung, and they seem to have problems restarting after use and (apparently) with successful copy from disk HARD original in the new SDS.

• HP Compaq 8200 Elite - XL510AV: need help to find the form factor small PCI Ethernet card

  Hi guys, I hope one of you can help me with this. I need a card PCI Ethernet single port for a HP Compaq 8200 Elite Small Form Factor computer.

  From what I see, the motherboard has a PCIe and two PCI card slots.

  Computer model is XL510AV

  Any help is appreciated.

  Hello

  The following can help:

  http://www.StarTech.com/au/networking-IO/adapter-cards/10100-1000-Mbps-32-bit-PCI-Gigabit-Ethernet-card~ST1000BT32

  It has 2 brackets for standard and one for the low profile, you can swap around.

  Kind regards.

• HP compaq 8200 elite SFF graphic settings

  I have HP compaq 8200 elite SFF and only intel dedicated hd graphics 2000 which says that I have only 32 MB of ram, how do I increase it? I tried to get into the BIOS but I can't change it whatever it is, not even overclock my processor, is there a solution?
  
  P.S. I tried the bios update from 2.06 to 2.60 and I don't see any changes.

  Hello

  You can get assistance on the HP Enterprise Business Forum.

• Division by zero weird problem on HP 8200 Elite SFF

  Greetings,

  I posted my message here, it appears now that my problem is hardware specific.  My machine has the following specifications:
  
  HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF
  Intel Core i5-2500 Duo @3.3 GHz processor
  8 GB memory

  Windows 7 x 64

  (I can provide more details if necessary)

  This has been me puzzled for more than a week now!

  We have an application where we lack in a division by zero. That request is deliberately built to raise exceptions in this case, with a call to the function _controlfp_s for edit masks on floating point exceptions.

  Now, when you run in a division by zero pretty much all of our machines, Visual Studio 2005 debugger breaks in the right place in our source files. However, on this machine, the location of the break is in every sense and seems to be unrelated to the real cause of the failure. So as a test, I built a simple win32 C program with just the following lines of code:

  int main (int argc, char * argv [])
  {
      float temp1, temp2, temp3;
      unsigned int control;
  
      _controlfp_s (& control, _EM_UNDERFLOW + _EM_INEXACT, _MCW_EM);
  
      Temp1 = 1.0;
      Temp2 = 0.0;
      Temp3 = temp1/temp2;
  
      return 0;
  }

  On all these 'good' machines, the code breaks when the temp3.  Among the other machines tested successfully, I had various hardware and operating systems, including Server 2008 R2, Windows XP x 32 and Windows 7 Pro x 64.  However, on this machine, the code stops at:

  C:\Program Files (x 86) \Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\crt\src\tidtable.c

  function:

  __set_flsgetvalue()

  In reviewing the records I have change the assembler code, everything seems fine until I hit the "ptsps" statement... then all records seem to be messed up (vs research as expected on a good machine). When comparing the stack on the good vs. bad, I also see entries of pile on the wrong machine, I don't see a good...

  Now... Here's what I did to solve problems:
  1. a disc image of the original disc HP on a hot spare and the original picture restored.
  2. only installed Visual Studio 2005 Pro - portion of C++.
  3 - tested above, code has always failed.

  4 - update all service packs Windows and tested above code.  Failed.

  5 - update all service packs, the Studio 2005 and tested above code. Failed.

  6 uninstalling all the bloatware and tested above code. Failed.

  7 - updating the BIOS and firmware and tested above code. Failed.

  8. install Visual Studio 2010 and tested above code. Failed.

  Then... I decided to take my spare disk image and install it on a similar, but a little older HP computer that we have, which has the following specifications:

  HP Compaq 8000 Elite SFF
  Intel Core Duo E8400 #3 GHz
  4 GB memory

  I went through the process of installation very well, even though she used the typewriter 8200 recovery partition.  On this machine, I simply installed the operating system and Visual Studio 2005 Pro - portion of C++.  No service packs not whatsoever (even if the Studio 2005 requires an update for 'vista') and the code worked as expected!

  So, that leaves me about almost everything but the material!  Also note that I tried to disable several processors and all optimization of the BIOS on the 8200, without success.
  
  I don't see anything else I can try... Please help!

  Wow!

  After the posting of this message to a friend... He found a document showing very similar symptoms on some of their CPUs from intel... I then found the exact document who applied to our specific processor (intel i5-2500) here:

  http://www.Intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/specification-updates/2nd-Gen-core-desktop-specification-update.PDF
  
  See Erratum BJ1

  This article describes pretty much exactly what I run into!  (Seriously), I never thought this would be a problem at THIS level!

• HP Compaq Elite 8200 SFF: flickering of screen hp compaq 8200 Elite freeze in windows 10

  HP Compaq 8200 Elite SFF correctly upgraded to 10 professional 64-bit windows, after a week, the monitor flashed for 1-2 seconds, then feezes PC, I have to reboot the PC to get the pc has started, it happens a few times, when pc rebooted PC and os works well? is this sign of incompatibility hardware or software or settings with HP graphics card? This happens not when the pc is Windows 7 Profesional, any help appreciated.

  Personally, I would keep this option unchecked to mitigate with computer after the flicker of the screen reproduce more. I understand that these services are redundant and unnecessary as a result of an upgrade to windows 10 from a previous version of Windows (ie. 7/8/8.1). I hope this helps.

• 8200 elite format microtour, need of care technique for card mother/PSU

  Hello.

  I'm upgrading of the power supply in my Hp Compaq 8200 Elite format microtour.

  The /PSU motherboard uses an archaic connector that looks like a connector 6-pin inline with to the (http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b225/r4ch3t/Aux-connector-148x200.gif). But it is connected with 4 wires (red/white, white, green, purple)

  To upgrade the PSU, I need to find a way to connect it to the new motherboard, but I can't find any information or datasheet for the motherboard or the power supply.

  Motherboard:

  SP #611834-001

  DG #611794-000

  PSEYU0JCY0W197

  AS #611793-003

  0J REV

  POWER SUPPLY:

  Model: PC9057

  PART NUMBER: 611483-001

  ALTERNATIVE NUMBER: 613764-001

  Where can I find more information about the card mother/PSU?

  What is the connector? It is standardized in some way?

  What is the combo of tensions/soil necessary for the pins?

  Thank you

  Your question would be better served in theHP Enterprise business community.  I highly recommend that you join the community and post your question there.

  This time, do not forget and give identifying information more accurate than you did in this post. In the image below, you will see how what gave you as a product identifier can be confusing.

  

• HP COMPAQ 8200 Elite Micro Tow: Can you tell if this system has slots for SSD or hdd adapter necessary - & gt; SSD?

  Can you tell if this system has slots for SSD or hdd-> ssd adapter need?

  WIN INITIAL 7pro

  i5-4-core - 16GB - RAM - fresh install [new 1 TB HDD] 8.1pro win 10pro Win

  HP COMPAQ 8200 Elite Micro Tower

  P / N:XY139EA #AB7

  PURCHASED 07/03/2012

  For w10pro c: / recommend reinstall to ssd or migrate ssd or even is...?

  SSDS all have sons the same size and holes threaded on the bottom and sides.  They all use the same fine metric threads live short (short, so they don't lower).  These screws must come with the adapter, and I live in general using the lateral holes.  Parts of the adapter have threaded, 3 holes and you will use the back ahead and away from those for channels of the drive Bay.  If you look at each side of a standard 3.5 "HDD, you will see the same same spacing holes.

  Some jobs need the SSD to shift to the left so the orientation of the SSD SATA power and data ports match exactly where they would be if the current drive was a 3.5 "HARD drive clutter.  An example is the drive in a Z620 of drawers which accept 3.5 form factor devices "and slides of drawers in the deep part of the case and automatically mesh with ports of power/data SATA back inside.

  Jobs that fuel just a loose cable and the data cable for the SSD is really doesn't matter much if the SSD is an adapter which keeps it more centered or offset to the left.  I've seen cases where a disk HARD 3.5 "given in the lower Bay and a centered SSD is in the upper drive Bay and there was nearly not enough cable length to reach easily shifted left for drives staggered in the Center.  You can see in the photo below that the Garland of feeding on the HARD drive has two unused SATA power below connectors, and there is not a lot of room between them.

  The card you chose seems good... solid metal.  For the HP 8200 Elite CMT I have access to screws 4 total special 6-32 UNC silver HP threaded screw threaded back ahead and away from the screw holes on both sides of the adapter, and then you use the extraordinary end threads metric short screws mentioned above to fix the SSD to the adapter, as shown in the pictures of Amazon.  These HP silver screw 6-32 no metric I'm talking using Torx or flat screwdriver and their leaders are trained to slip into the channels of the drive Bay.

  There are also other designs which are designed specifically for some HP workstations that include mounts insulation rubber with the sliding mechanism.  I don't think you have that... Here is a picture of eBay one of the 8200 Desktop Elite CMT demonstrating the existence of space on the left for 8 of these silver screw to store, which 4 are missing and used on 3.5 "single drive, you see there.  Don't throw those... they are not something, you can go to Ace hardware and buy.