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• Must regularly restart the DHCP Client - HP Pavilion 500-205 DT - Windows 7

  HP Pavilion 500-205 DT - Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit SP1

  Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller - pilot 7.67.1226.2012

  Bought 3 identical machines for our daycare. Set up the same. All work fine except ONE of them becomes inaccessible periodically (every day more or less) on other computers on our small LAN-to-peer Windows. You can see, but cannot access any shared folder. To access OTHER computers on the local network of it there is NO problem. All 3 machines have the same profile sharing, workgroup, permissions, AV, firewall, all settings. I realized by restarting the computer solved the problem immediately but temporarily. I reduced to restart the DHCP Client service. Do all works well immediately, but temporarily.

  I tried the things:

  Call support HP - not useful at all. It is under warranty.

  IPv6 disabled

  Disabled wireless

  Disabled network card stopcock energy saving

  Definition of recovery CLIENT DHCP on:

  First failure = restarting the Service

  Second failure = restarting the Service

  Subsequent failures = restarting the Service

  Reset Fail Count after = 120

  Restart the Service after = 0

  But again, this is not the case for other machines with the default settings. Nothing works except the Client DHCP service is restarted. Loss of access occurs with or without someone connected or using it. It has happened since its first establishment.

  I don't know if the HP warranty covers the OS loaded at the factory. I don't want to restore the thing and start over. I'm not a Pro, just the guy in the office who did these things, but it seems that the network card may be faulty. I don't know if I can convince a person of first level support phone to have me bring the machine in an approved place.

  Any help greatly appreciated,

  Larry

  HP sends a FedEx box to put the thing in picked it up. I'll mark this resolved thing. Thank you all for your comments!

• HP Pavilion 500 - 205 T DT: HP Support Assistant does not work in Windows 10

  I have recently upgraded to Windows 7 Professional (which came with my HP Pavilion) to 10 (64-bit) of the window.   I have problems with HP Support Assistant - tells me that the .msi file is missing.  I tried to uninstall, reinstall, and he always tells me that the .msi file is missing and I get error 1639, error 1714 and error 1603.  I TRIED all the articles and tips and nothing works.  Please help and send me the patch or the link for the fix to [personal information deleted].

  Try using revo uninstaller or geek uninstall to uninstall the previous version first.

  Then, try again to install the new version of HP Support Assistant from the link I posted.

• Add card Gigabyte GTX770 to 500-205 a PC HP

  Hello

  I have aHP Pavilion 500-205 a and I try to put it in a Gigabyte GV-N770OC-4GD, GeForce GTX 770.

  The card says that power must be 600W for the card. Currently, the PC power is 300W

  Then it would be beneficial getting a 1000W power to cover both PC and graphics card?

  If so, it would be my next issues

  1. What power? Any recommendations?
  2. Is this one that I could replace the current 300W one in the same space? I noticed 1000W power supplies appear to be more large size.
  3. Is there anything else I should look out for? I noticed some people saying that I should also remove previous graphics card software. Then, there are the number of PCIE connections... etc.

  Initially, I wanted to just a PC Whiz-Bang with a grunty graphics card. I did not know that I have to start playing with the purchase of gear to get it all to work.

  A few material technicians help would be much appreciated.

  More information you need, just ask.

  Peter

  Peter, welcome to the forum.

  The length of the card is 11,49 ".  I don't think that it will not go in the space provided.  I suggest to make a model of the size of the map.  You must add at least one inch to two PCIe power connectors required by the card.

  I'll answer your questions, but because the card does not, it is for learning purposes.

  (1) the map itself would not need of 600W.  It is total system power requirements.  You could get by with a 700W/750W power supply unit (PSU).  That would give you a lot of reserve.  I love Corsair products.  This is a power supplythat would work for the card.  It is modular, so you should only use the cables needed.  This is the standard ATX.  I always recommend measuring the current PSU and comparing measures to whichever you choose.

  (2) see point #1.

  (3) the computer has full UEFI.  It's software that replaces the traditional BIOS.  It is not said in explaining that I have provided, but HP is one of the leading companies in the development of UEFI.  The card you choose must be compatible UEFI.  To do this, the card manufacturer to provide a video BIOS that are compatible with the computer UEFI.  The power supply in the link has 4-6 + 2 PCIe power connectors.

  If you have any other questions, please let us know.

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• Update of power supply for HP Pavilion 500-056

  I want to upgrade to a discrete graphics card, but the 300 watt PSU is not enough.  It is not one of the standard sizes such as ATX12V, EPS12V, SFX12V (small footprint), LFX12V (low profile form factor), or TFX12V (slim form factor).

  Does anyone know of a specific diet that can fit in my computer case?  Without my ability to be upgraded will be severely compromised.

  According to the specs of HP Pavilion 500-056 desktop PC product page, your computer uses a power SUPPLY ATX12V PSU which is 150 x 140 x 86 mm (5.9 x 5.5 x 3.4 inches) in size. Please consider replacing it with a Corsair CX500, CX600, CX500M, or CX600M depending on your graphics card needs.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• HP Pavilion 500: Can I install my HP Pavilion 205t - 500 HD in HP Pavilion 500-490?

  My HP Pavilion 500 - 205t was destroyed by lightning. The HD is OK I bought an HP Pavilion 500-490 because the specifications were very close.  I want to use my HD 205 t. Both computers are Core i3-4130, 1 TB 7200 SATA 6 G 3.5 HDs, same OS (Windows 7 Pro 64). My question is: can I exchange them, or should I get an external HD enclosure and copy the 205t on the 490? If I need of the HD casing external, looks like aluminium would be better, but would like recommendation for who holds out my HD.

  Thank you. That's what I needed to know. I read that just replacing the hard drive could invalidate it. Not like the old days! I could have put the HD in the new machine and it had a race without delay. I ordered external HD casing that you recommended - and thank you for that, too. I would get in 6/24. Blessings, Abby

• HP Pavilion 500-141ea: GPU for HP pavilion 500-141ea

  Hello

  A couple of years ago, I bought a HP pavilion 500-141ea, I am now looking to upgrade the GPU and the power supply on this subject. I want to replace the old GPU with a GTX 960 but I unure know if it is compatible with my motherboard because I'm not sure if it has the version of the bios that is needed to support the 960 GTX

  Information on the motherboard:

  MS-7778 (Jasmine)

  BIOS version: FRIEND 80.46 10/03/2013

  If it doesn't not work could offer you some suggestions?

  Thanks in advance!

  Madness 78, welcome to the forum.

  960 GTX requires UEFIin the motherboard instead of a standard BIOS / Legacy.  Your motherboard has UEFI.  You have two things to consider: 1) the power required to run the video card correctly and 2) the length of the card.  The power supply unit (PSU) to the count is 300W.  I think that you will need a minimum of 400W.  I recommend a block of power SUPPLY Corsair of at least 500W.  The modular power supply to reduce the number of cables you are using.  This allows for better air circulation.  You can determine if the card fits by the measure of the e/s rear plate at the front of the computer.  This will allow you to see if it fits and if other ingredients will be in the way of this Assembly.

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• HP Pavilion 500-457nf

  Hello! After 1 year and 1 month supply problem if I stop my PC, unplug, empty when capacitors I plug it again the PC the led on the power supply is ok and the PC can begin. Otherwise, the led blinks and it is impossible to boot the PC! You have an idea? THX

  You should be able to reset the PSU.

  I guess he had a power surge or a stall in your neighborhood.

  Follow the instructions and the video on the web HP document to the address following.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-500-desktop-PC-series/7161732/model/7769923/document/bph06788/

  Replacement otherwise it would be a good plan

• Looking for a block of POWER 500 ~ 550W that fits HP pavilion 500-023w desktop

  I bought a Dynex 520w ATX PSU for HP pavilion 500-023w.  This power supply is about 1.5 cm longer than the original and just, it does not in my computer.  It is too big.

  Previously, I had Thermaltake TR2 430w PSU.  This is of same size as the original power supply. But it won't last even 3 months. IDK, maybe it's not enough for geforce 2 650.

  I'm looking for a PSU that adapts to the 500-023w Pavilion and able to run 650 geforce.

  Please can someone recommend some PSU?

  After watching the dynex 520was reference, it is noted that it is the depth 6.3 "on this case. What you asked has a power supply with only 5.5 "deep. These meet your requirement.

  Rosewill 530W or 630W, as these two are depth 5.5 ".

  No OCZ in the range of 500W which is depth 5.5 "

  Corsair 500w 5.5 "depth, the Corsair CX600 might be a good choice, but it is sold out at this time.

  Any of these will provide a GTX 650 card needs. I love the Rosewill 630W. It will draw only what suits him.

• HP Pavilion 500-326na: graphics upgrade on HP Pavilion 500-326na card

  Last year, I bought a HP Pavilion 500-326na, and recently, I decided that I would update the graphics card. The card that I'm looking is the nVidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti. This would be consistent with (and in the form of) my computer? In addition, I'm not sure exactly how I had to upgrade my power supply, if necessary, and if you can direct me to a decent choice.

  Thank you very much.

  SJ642, welcome to the forum.

  According to the Specifications of the product , the computer has an external power supply 180W (PSU).  If this is the case, you won't be able to level the video card.  The 750ti requires a power supply of at least 300 w; Some reported that 400W is needed to make it work properly.

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• Desktop HP Pavilion 500-342nem: can I upgrade my desktop computer hp pavilion 500 with the graphics card AMD RX 480 replacing edge R7

  I plan to upgrade my hp pavilion 500-342nem, who was already A7 graphical 240 with the new 480 RX.

  Is it possible to upgrade both the power supply and graphics card?

  There will be no problem of compatibility (PSU Corsair CX 500 questioned?.)

  I heard a lot of chatter on hp restricting the upgrade of their pc.

  The new card will work?

  Any help will be apppreciated.

  @Jeffrin98, welcome to the forum.

  I cannot find the specs of the product to the computer.  So, here's what you need to do.  Press Start + R from the view of the office.  This will open a run dialog box.  In the box labeled type msinfo32 opened.  In the page that opens, check the option titled Mode BIOS.  If he says UEFI motherboard is supported by the video card.  If this isn't the case, you will not be able to move forward.

  The next step is to measure the space where the card will be installed to ensure that it fits.  Measure from the back i/o port to the front of the case.  This will allow you to see if other ingredients will limit the installation.

  The CX500 Corsair power supply (PSU) should work.  However, check how much power requires the video card.  It may be better to buy a PSU with 600W.  High power will be used during peak power needs.  In addition, the card may require additional power connectors.  Also, I recommend a modular power supply.  It allows you to use only the cables that are absolutely necessary, create better air circulation.  It is very important with more powerful graphics cards.  The heat can be much larger.

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• Pavillion 500-214: I have a HP Pavilion 500-214 and need to upgrade the power supply to support a new video card

  I'm upgrading my video card, and the other needs at least 400w.  The existing PSU is only 300w.  What is a power supply compatible to be installed in the Pavilion 500-214?

  Well, we meet again.

  While the minimum requirement is power for most video cards 400W, I always offer at least 500W; 600W is even better.  This will allow a high maximum operating power.  A modular power supply is good in a medium-sized business, because just use cables that are absolutely necessary.  This allows for better circulation of air in the case.

  This is a power supply that should work for you.  You should check the measurements of the existing PSU (5.9 x 5.5 x 3.4 inches) with the measures of the new power supply to ensure that it will not go in the space provided.  The PSU is the backbone of the computer, this is not the place to save money.

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• 500-002ec Pavilion: Pavilion 500-002ec graphics card

  Hello

  I own this desktop PC - 500-002ec Pavilion and there is the integrated graphics card - AMD Radeon HD 8570. First of all, it was OK, but after some time, I can see gal on the games and I want to play good games, but my graphics card is unable to perform, according to some new games system requirements...

  I know that the changes integrated graphic card to any dedicted can be very complicated... But I wanted to ask, if there is any way, how? To change or put an extra or something else... I would be very happy if it will be possible.

  Thanks for any answers

  Hi there @Rexo75
  
  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that you are interested in the installation of a discrete graphics adapter. I'm happy to help you with this.

  Looking at the specs of your system and motherboard, link below for convenience:

  PC Desktop HP Pavilion 500-002ec product specifications

  HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - specifications of the motherboard, (JasmineR)

  Internal PSU 300W

  * Built-in video is not available if a graphics card is installed.

• HP Pavilion 500-242ea: graphics card update

  I am an avid player of PC, when I try to play the new games IE cod blackopps 3 sound telling me that I have little memory, I think about buying additional ram, do I have to update my graphics card?

  System Pavilion 500-242ea

  mobo (jasmineR)

  chipset AMD A75 FCH

  MEM 4 x DDR3 Sockets

  a front side bus speed 4-way, 5 GT/s per lane

  processor socket FM2

  Exp 1 of slots pci express x 16 (ben2.0)

  3 PCI Express x 1 (gen 2.0)

  1 half-length mini-map

  Graphics

  235integrated Radeon R5

  AMD radeon 7560D 1440 x 900

  graphic mem 4 181 MB

  In the waiting

  You'll be glad you asked!

  This is your computer .  Power supply is 300W.  PROCESSOR AMD A8-5500.  D 7560 AMD graphics card.

  COD Black Ops must these requirements.   Your CPU meets the corrected value.

  The graphics are a serious difference... the comparison here is.  560ti vs the 760 and both are 170W.

  You will need at least a 500W PSU, but again, I would see that a 600W Corsair associated with a card EVGA.

  Finally, you need 8 GB of memory of motherboard.  Just 6 GB. Not sure about your Setup, because there are 4 locations, and you have 6 GB installed... Run the CPUID CPU-Z to analyze the 4 locations.

• HP Pavilion 500-319NA: new to < see below > graphics card

  Hello

  I am new to the computer upgrades and know almost nothing about it, so please keep any simpler answer and understanding as possible.

  My computer is the "HP Pavilion 500-319na".

  It contains the graphics card "NVIDIA GeForce 705" (I think it's a 1 GB model)

  There's a game coming out next year called Overwatch, this graphics card is unable to play the game, so I decided that I want to upgrade this Christmas.

  The graphics card, I have drawn attention is the "ASUS 2 GB GeForce GTX 750 Ti.

  I have mainly two questions:

  • Is my computer compatible with this graphics card?
  • the Geforce 705 dosent require any kind of power, but one that I want (the GTX 750 it) seems to require a power adapter 6 pin or something.

  If anyone could help with any of these things it would be wonderful.

  Thank you, Callie

  You'll be glad you asked, you need to clarify some issues.

  This is your computer.  There really a 180W external PSU?  Or is the power supply inside the box?  There were some variations in generation of HP model #.   If internal, envy is the coast?

  Your computer has a 2.9 Ghz CPU... but Overwatch requires a 3.3 - 3, 46 Ghz CPU. That will slow down the game.

  GTX660 (140W) is far superior to the GTX750Ti (60W), but power is a problem. AQgain, need you a new power supply, but it's an internal model.  See above question. !!!

  You also have a problem of compatibility of the UEFI BIOS.  The GTX750Ti is OK, but the GTX 660 requires BIOS settings inherited.