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• compatibility card motherboard and CPU

  My MCP61PM-HM mother REV:1 moard will an Athlon 11 x 2 245 cpu 2.9 GHz Dual-Core model number 754730758

  Here is what I found and did a google search and came up with a hp site which seems to correspond to the Commission.

  

• Vista will have to reinstall if the upgrade card motherboard and CPU?

  So I'm wanting to upgrade my computer and I can't find a clear answer, if when I install a new one, a motherboard and CPU, but with the same RAM and the hard drive and the motherboard did not fail, I need a new installation of windows?

  So I'm wanting to upgrade my computer and I can't find a clear answer, if when I install a new one, a motherboard and CPU, but with the same RAM and the hard drive and the motherboard did not fail, I need a new installation of windows?

  Hé Fatah

  If vista came preinatalled your computer, it is rated an oem license as such is related to the material that it is initially installed on

  If you have a retail license, you can upgrade your card motherboard and CPU

  you will probably have to reinstall vista while the hard drive with the existing vista installation contains the drivers for the old motherboard and probably do not start correctly

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• Impossible to activate Windows after the upgrade card motherboard and CPU.

  replacing a motherboard with windows xp

  I have an OEM of Windows XP version on my computer. I'm updating the card CPU and mother. To run when I try to start Windows he wants me to activate. I tried to use the code activation and as expected, it failed. I called Microsoft and the best answer they had was to go to this forum. If you stand long enough on the automatic activation system a person live lights?

  Can say you a thing OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer., short IN the license is related to a material of machines.  When you change hardware OEM license will not work.

• Error 0X0000007E Stop after installing the new card mother and CPU.

  Original title: Stop error after installing the new card mother and CPU.

  After I installed a new motherboard and CPU I got a stop error 0X0000007E (0XC0000005, 0XB77EA756, 0XB84C742C, 0xB84C7128) and it restarted immediately. It always starts in safe mode, but I can't understand what is wrong. The old processor is a pentium 4 3 ghz, not sure what the motherboard was, new processor is AMD Athlon 64 X 2 Dual core 4200 + and I only know that the motherboard is an ASUS socket AM2. Device Manager does not recognize the CPU correctly, it shows just two entries called processor. As far as I can tell, it's almost certainly a driver issue, but I don't know how to diagnose or fix this. I am running windows XP home, I removed my video card, running 2 hard drives at 120 g (M) and 200 g (S), a DVD drive (M) and a reader of CD (S), and a stick of RAM to 1 GB.

  If you have made the change without having to reinstall XP, you will be taking and Pray H@ll. the best thing to do would be to reinstall XP and make sure you have the drivers available for your motherboard available so that you can update the installed chipset. In addition, be aware that if you have an OEM of Windows version, the license is dead when you changed the mother/CPU card.

  I hope this helps.

• Can I install a new motherboard and CPU without reinstalling vista?

  My PC currently consists of...

  Operating system: Microsoft® Vista Ultimate (32 bit) with all updates installed
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Motherboard: Alienware® PCI Express (Abit AA8XE) motherboard with Intel® 925XE Chipset 1066/800 MHz FSB
  Proccessor: Intel® Pentium® processor 4 560 w / technology HT 3.6 GHz, 1 MB Cache
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Memory: 4 GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 533 MHz - 4 x 1024MB (current "Bios" recognizes only 3096MB)
  Graphics processor: NVIDIA GeFrorce 8800 GTX OC Express 756 MB DDR3 X 2 digital output
  Sound card: Creative Sound Blaster® X - Fi XtremeGamer high definition 7.1 surround sound Firewire (IEEE® 1394)
  System drive: Western Digital Caviar Black 1 to/32 MB Cache SATA3
  Optical drive: NEC® ND-3500 16 x dual layer DVD±R/W recorder
  Network connection: built-in High Performance Gigabit Ethernet

  I intend to replace the card mother and CPU with...

  Motherboard: XFX nForce 750i SLI Extreme Motherboard - NVIDIA nForce 750i, support 45nm, Socket 775, ATX, PCI Express 2.0, SLI Ready, Gigabit LAN, S/PDIF, USB 2.0, Firewire, SATA, RAID
  Proccessor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6700 HH80562PH0678MK - 2.66 GHz processor, 8 MB Cache, 1066 MHz FSB, Kentsfield Quad-Core, OEM, Socket 775, processor

  Is there a way to pull this off with on the reinstallation of the operating system?  This post http://arstechnica.com/hardware/news/2007/09/how-to-install-a-new-motherboard-without-reinstalling-windows.ars looks promising, but not specifically for Vista.

  I don't have a Vista DVD that I bought the upgrade online. I have it on a spare SATA drive and can't burn on a DVD because for some reason any damned, it is slightly larger then what fits on a 8.4 GB DVD. I have a disc XP full version. The current installation is a clean vista who, for now, I forget exactly how I managed, but I remember that you can do a full install with upgrade to vista as long you have your original cd of XP handy.

  Hello Sqrly,

  All you can do is try. It's 50-50 if you try to fix the MBR (master boot record). If this does not work and clean install will be your only option. If I were you, I would like to do a clean install. You can download this ISO (Vista) link:http://neosmart.net/blog/2008/windows-vista-recovery-disc-download/ but the use of this software to burn your ISO. Link: http://download.cnet.com/Active-ISO-Burner/3000-2646_4-10602452.html?tag=mncol, let us know if this allows you to get your drive. Follow the instructions. Try to repair your windows MBR with this disc. If it isn't you may have an option to make your recovery partition recovery disks or you must contact the manufacturer to buy them for a small fee. Very nice MOBO you got there by the way! ;-) Let us know whether, if that helps you. Make it a great day!

  "In the end, the love you take, is equal to the Love You Make"

• New motherboard and CPU... Running slow

  The back story:

  First let me preface this by saying: "I don't know much about computers.  OK, with that of the road, I have a Presario SR1703WM under XP. I added two gigs of memory a couple of years and it was running fine for what I needed.

  About a year or two back... It got to where I could not close without waiting a long time to get it to even start upward. I was told that the phones went wrong. Anyway... the food has recently taken a dive.  I replaced it, but the computer had apparently had inhaled, it is the last and sang with the choir invisible.

  I decided to fix it myself and in the process, destroyed the CPU... He looked like a little in the wake of a 747 crashing in a field of culture.

  A friend IT just happened to have a new motherboard and CPU which it replaces for me (God have mercy on its processor)

  The Situation as it is:

  The computer came back from the dead, but he is running a bit slow sometimes.  It is not constant. It seems to happen on Yahoo mail and when I watch Youtube videos or when there is a site with a kind of animation advertisemens.  Yahoo email who has a little.  PC Doctor 5 for windows came with the original computer, but now she says that she is not allowed now... not really a problem, but running a dignostic there will not happen. Compaq diagnostics is not upward in case of problem either. The slowness is erratic, even in the same session.  It can correct itself and return to normal. It seems to happen when I have more than one high screen... like if I can access Yahoo email on one screen and I do appear Facebook on another at the same time.

  Memory is adequate

  Controls for Device Manager shows all my drivers are up to date.

  The new motherboard is an Elitegroup P4M800PRO-M he came with an instellation CD

  The new processor is an Intel Pentium 4.  (He had an AMD Sempron before hand).

  Please be patient with me and use it as simple as possible when replying with advice... I do not understand a lot of technical terms... but I'm learning.

  After hours of slope on this problem... It seems that the culprits were Yahoo toolbar and Adobe Flash 9.  At least it works a lot better now. We'll see if it continues to do so.  Thanks to everyone who took the time to help.  I appreciate it.  Kudos to you all.

• change of motherboard and CPU

  I have been using a windows original vista for 2 years. My motherboard and cpu cracked and now I want to change them. How can I do this without losing my windows license

  If your computer is pre-installed with Vista, it is classified as an OEM license.

  The license of Vista OEM is related to the original computer it is installed on and dies with the computer.

  If a license of Vista at retail, you can change what you want.

  Read the above.

  It is a very grey area, that you agree.

  Contact the manufacturer of your computer and try to get the same or similar motherboard.

  For activation problems, you can try this:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-Vista/quick-start/activation-FAQ.aspx

  FAQ of activation to the. link above

  1. click on start and in the search for box type: slui.exe 4

  2. press enter on your keyboard

  3. Select your country.

  4. take the phone activation option and brace yourself for a real person. mm

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I want to improve my card mother and CPU on my PC. Can I use transfer windows settings for it?

  I want to improve my card mother and CPU on my PC. I like to keep all my settings from my games, etc, so I don't have to buy/purchase new and purchase/buy a new OS Win. I am running Win 7 Pro. What is the best way to address the issue? I keep my OS on a SSD and all the other stuff is on a separate HARD disk. Basically, I need to install the new chipset and other pilots MB.

  You can save files and settings and restore to the new installation of Windows, but the games cannot be guaranteed. Just give a try. If it works, it's fine. If this isn't the case, you must reinstall the games.

• Satellite C660 - compatibility between motherboard and hard drive internal

  Hi, I have a problem with the compatibility between the internal (1 terabyte) hard drive and installing windows 7 pro.
  I broke my old internal hard drive (320 GB) and I bought the new hd (1 tb), but during the installation it says that w7 cannot be installed on this new hard drive.

  Can my pc motherboard (serial number: 3B071014k) support the new hard drive (serial number: wd10jpvx)?
  and if the answer is 'yes', how can I make it work?

  First of all the question has nothing to do with the motherboard and HARD drive compatibility.
  If the HARD drive is visible in the BIOS (first page), the HARD drive is supported by the BIOS and HARD disk controller.
  In the case where the drive HARD isn't recognized, you will need to replace this HARD drive with another. I guess the smaller size of the 2.5 SATA HDD THAT would be taken in charge (500 GB)

  However, in case the HARD disk is visible in the BIOS, you should be able to install Windows 7.
  Before starting the installation, you must format the HARD drive and should create the system partition.
  For this procedure, I recommend to use some tools such as partitions for example: GParted
  GParted is a freeware Linux tool.
  You can create a bootable USB key in order to start the device using GParted:
  http://gparted.sourceforge.NET/LiveCD.php

  Then, you should be able to format the HARD disk and create partitions.

• Upgrading motherboard and CPU, can I keep the case?

  Hello

  He was considering upgrading my motherboard and processor in my Pavilion HPE h8-1020 with a motherboard ASUS Rampage Gene IV and a processor Intel Core i7-3960 x but I have two questions:

  (1) even if the mother is form Micro ATX factor, (supposed to be the same as the case form factor I've had with my h8-1020) will be the motherboard in the case so they still features with card readers, USB ports and LED?

  (2) Will Upgrading the major portions of my PC problems for the Original (Windows 7 64-bit) operating system that currently reside on my hard drive?

  I love the current aesthetics of my case and the system.  Hoping I can keep most of the features I currently have.  Thank you, your help will be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  Look at models of bolt between two motherboards.  The i/o HP plate will not work with the ASUS card sort should use the i/o ASUS plate (hope it fits).  The ASUS Q-connector will help your with the front pin but write down it to the bottom of the function for each connector.

  Case diagrams should not be done.

• I built a computer and just replaced my motherboard and CPU and now I am asked to buy a new product key for Windows Vista.

  I built my computer 4 years ago, I just rebuilt by replacing the motherboard and processor and now after starting my PC that I am invited to buy a new product key, one I had when I bought windows is already associated with another installation, Yes this installation, it is always on the same hard drive just a new motherboard and processor

  original title: why I have to buy a new product key

  1) click on the Start button

  2) type: slui.exe 4 and press the Enter key

  3) select your location from the menu drop-down and click on the next button

  4) the next screen provides the number to call to Activate by phone

• If I put a new motherboard and Cpu in my computer it will affect the license of vista 64

  I thought to upgrade my computer with a new motherboard and processor will this affect my license of vista, I guess I'll have to reinstall after I change them.

  OEM is OEM

  "If Vista is preinstalled on your computer, or you purchased an OEM/license disk, they are both classified as an OEM license and are not transferable.

  you are the System Builder

  The license of Vista OEM is related to the original computer it is installed on and dies with the computer.
  You cannot transfer it to another computer/laptop.

  This is why the OEM license you bought was cheaper than a retail sales license

  and Microsoft normally class the motherboard as the heart of the machine.

  you need to reinstall vista as the existing hard drive installed vista installed the old motherboard drivers

  You can try the tips I gave you in the 1st answer, if you have problems

  Good luck

• Vista won't work if I replace my motherboard and cpu, basically building a new computer

  I want to replace my 1.6 ghz intel cpu with a faster, but does the vista version came it with computer work or will it ask me for the password for the disk check.

  marvin211 wrote:

  I want to replace my 1.6 ghz intel cpu with a faster, but does the vista version came it with computer work or will it ask me for the password for the disk check.

  N ° it will not.

  The Vista OEM supplied with your PC on your hard drive and on the recovery disk is related to the motherboard. Then... New card mother = new disk under license for Installation of Vista (not free).

  If you replace your processor by a more rapid which is compatible with your motherboard there should be no problem at all.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Question about compatibility card mother Satelite P500

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite P500-14N (only part no PSPGSE-00600FGE) with a problem on the motherboard.

  SPS: A000052610

  P/N: 31TZ1MB0100

  PCB: DATZ1GMB8D0 REV:D

  I find a motherboard

  SPS:A000052120

  P/N: 31TZ1MB0190

  PCBS: DATZ1CMB8F0

  2 motherboard is 100% compatible with each other

  Toshiba offers two different models of P500 with different hardware platform.
  It is with the PSPGSE and PSPG8E part number.
  They are not compatible or identical and have different chipset, processor and graphics card.

  I recommend you get your PSPGSE of the same motherboard.