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• Can someone show me a video of the relocation of the RAM on HP PAVILION s5710f PC?

  I've seen some of the videos on the site of HP, but it is not the same thing when they open the computer, the Interior is different, I need to see a video from beginning to end on the way out of the RAM, including the removal of the optical drive and the wires, screws, etc. and then return after reinstalling the RAM and say also the steps and what to do I'm not an expert in computers and it would be like my first time... and also I have a question, what happens if you pushed down on the white tab for the owner of the RAM and then pushed to without reinstalling the RAM down is this fine or it would damage the RAM?

  sultana51 wrote:
  

  I mean white snaps no tabs or whatever you call these white things to push down to release the RAM

  and I have already seen it

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/bph03886

  but it doesn't have the same design I use, mine has more things inside and Im confused on how to go about it, I don't want to damage anything it either so anyone can make a video showing me how to...

  Download HP Pavilion Slimline s5710f Upgrading and maintenance Guide and see the section entitled removing and replacing memory.  It's pretty simple.

• HP Pavilion Slimline (HP s5000: I need more memory on my s5000 HP (HP s5710f))

  I have had this machine for about 4 years and am currently running out of memory when in common applications such as Facebook.  The machine has 3 GB of memory on the motherboard that contains only 3 memory locations.  The maximum memory seems to be only 4 GB.

  I need advice on what I should do next?  Analysis the new tablets in Office Depot I learned that most of them have about 12 GB of memory.  I suppost I shouldn't really that much but I would like to have at least 8 to 10 GB of main memory.  I can't do it on my current motherboard.  Is it better to just get a new machine or if I could install another motherboard that would be both mount my current box but also have enough connectors memory to support a higher total memory.

  Thanks in advance for your help on this problem.

  Hello

  If it's your PC S5710f, then there are only two available memory locations.  If you look at the specs of your PC, you will see that you can install two 4 GB DIMMS to bring the total memory up to 8 GB which works very well with the 64 bit OS in your PC.

  If you want to increase the memory of your PC then buy two DIMMS to 4 GB corresponding to one of the following manufacturers.

  The best way to avoid problems is to contact one of the major manufacturers of memory such as Kingston, Corsair and Crucial and use their tools of memory, then followed by a call to technical support to ensure that you have selected the DIMM that is appropriate for your PC. When you buy directly from the manufacturer, then they will remain behind the product to ensure compatibility.

• Pavilion s5710f upgrade graphics card

  I want to update the graphics card in my Pavilion Slimline s5710f.  It appears, reading of the form it is possible to upgrade, but I can not know what card would be a good choice.  It has a Radeon 3000 installed, and I know that the power supply is 220 watts.

  I'm not a gamer, but I would like to play the new Diablo 3.  According to Blizzard my computer specs are ok, but my graphics card will probably be a problem.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

  > There an installed Radeon 3000
  It is the integrated chipset, see your listing:
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02627981

  With your diet, it will be difficult to find a graphics card that works.
  And with your slimline box, it will be difficult to find a better diet, since you cannot use a standard PSU.

  I can only tell you the same thing that other users here - a slimeline is no pc gamer - and you can't make a good.

  Try to reduce the graphics settings of the D3 and test if it will run.

  C.

• Internal modem for HP S5710F

  What are the two modems dial-up/wide band in-house hiker can I buy for my HP S5710F computer with an operating system of Windows 7 Home premium 64 - bit?  I need the ability to remotely access now and will need broadband performance in a few years.

  Thank you.

  Carlos10

  Thank you for your response.  I'll follow your advice on internal US Robotics modems.  On the site that is provided, there is a range of good price/available capacity that allows me to choose the most suitable for my situation.  (As a side comment, the idea of a modem of the combination was proposed during a telecom I had with a customer service representative).

  Thank you, once again

• Drive hard form factor hp s5710f (Slimline)

  Can someone tell me what size is the form factor in this product? Looking to replace the original with something that has a little more room. Everything I've read so far does not specify. Thanks in advance for any help!

  Hello:

  Your PC's HARD drive is a standard 3.5 "7 200 RPM SATA II desktop hard drive.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02627981

• Pavilion s5710f: How can I connect my model s5710f from desktop to my Wi - Fi?

  How can I connect to my Wi - Fi?  The only internet option to choose in the installer is broadband.  Thank you.

  Hello:

  Here is the link to the page of product for your PC specifications.

  http://h22207.www2.HP.com/us-en/document/c02627981

  It does not come with wireless networking capabilities, or this feature should have been included as well as the 10 Base T wired network specification.

  The best thing to do to give your PC wireless networking capabilities would be to install an external usb wireless network adapter.

  It's the one I use on two of my HP desktop PC.  It works with several OSes including Windows 10.

  http://www.Amazon.com/Linksys-dual-band-Wireless-N-adapter-AE3000/DP/B007ZLGXA8

  I guess that you have a connection broadband (cable or DSL) and a wireless router.

• Pavilion s5710f turns on fine, but blank screen...

  Hi all

  We currently set a pc for a customer, and as the subject says the pc turns on fans move lights.

  but the screen remains black, while the light on the screen flashes just like its low standby.

  I tried the cmos resettings, remove the bios battery and disconnected all material which is connect to the motherboard.

  with no result.

  I think of an embedded video power is gone?

  any help would be greatfull thank you.

  Compufix2012

  for those who have this same problem.

  We thought he was.

  Bad ram memory.

• HP s5710f led failure indicator

  The ' light ' has failed.

  Otherwise, the computer works fine.

  The light is usually blue when the computer is turned on and amber tricks during the "sleep" mode

  Problem now is that not knowing what computer mode causes unnecessary reboots (accidental), because the thought of current switch that turned off is pressed.

  I opened the folder and a saw that the light was yellow/orange wire leads.

  I have their trace on a motherboard connector.

  Think the dirt or corrosion may cause a joint high-strength, I unplugged the connector and re-connected, with the intention to clean the contacts.

  It does not solve the problem.

  Any other ideas?

  Hello Tony617,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that your power light is no longer shows if the system is on or off, and if you're constantly reboot the computer when it is just in mode "Eve". To resolve this issue, you will need to part (511607-ZH1) number - Power switch LED support (Longitude), which is no longer sold by HP, but is available online, you need to simply do a search for the part number and you will locate many.

  Now to replace the switch / LED support Assembly you must follow the instructions set out for you below:

  Before to intervene on the installation that you have done the following.

  Step 1. Turn off all the devices connected to the system.
  Step 2. Shut down Windows.
  Step 3. Identify and mark all the cables. Disconnect the cables from the system. Don't forget to disconnect the modem cable before disconnecting the power cord.

  The power switch

  

  The power switch is located in the upper part of the system. The hard drive activity light is lower on the front of the system. The two parties are wired together and must be removed at the same time.

  Withdrawal of the power switch

  

  To remove the switch a first remove the trim...

  

  .. .the front...

  

  .. .the optical drive...

  

  .. .the system fan...

  

  .. .and the cage.

  

  The power switch also branches to connect to the activity of the hard drive LED, which is located inside the front and drive IO memory combination.

  

  Remove the connector of the power led hard drive the rest of the power switch wiring harness

  

  Resume the threads on the guide to small cable systems.

  

  Detach the connector from the power switch to the motherboard.

  

  Release the connector of the three guides cable near the top of the PC.

  

  Inside the PC, slide the latch beside the sons of the connector...

  

  .. .and while pressing the lock...

  

  .. .slide power switch slightly to the right...

  

  .. then pull the power switch and connectors on the PC.

  Power switch replacement

  

  The switch has a small hook on the side...

  

  .. .that fits into a small slot on the front of the PC.

  

  The switch has also two small tabs...

  

  .. .that fall into the slots on the PC.

  

  To replace the power switch, first feed the connector in through the rectangular slot on the front of the PC.

  

  Align the tabs on the switch and hook into their slots on the PC...

  

  .. .and slide the switch to the left until the latch snaps into place to fix all.

  

  Enter three cable guides the power switch connector near the top of the PC.  The cable Guide helps keep cables compact and are important to maintain the circulation of air in the PC.

  

  Replace the connector on the motherboard...

  

  ... replace the connector to the guide of the seal...

  

  .. .and re - pair connector on the cable of the hard disk activity light coming from the IO Panel front.

  I hope that I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• HP Pavilion Slimline s5710f desktop PC

  I'm looking to upgrade my CPU and posibble my GFX card as well. Mainly for the reason of being able to use the program again for my school.

  I looked up on the specs of the computer processor, but I was wondering. Those are the only processors which can be accepted or are there more options.

  What gfx card would I also be able to put?

  Hello

  The processors listed under processor upgrade information should work in your HP Slimline PC with a few exceptions like the 960.  This list of AMD for socket AM3 95 watt processors is what AMD says will work in AM3 95 watt sockets.

  I'm not familiar with Revit, but this tool can be useful.  Look at Revit heresystem requirements.

  HP has graphics cards for PC Slimline with a 220 watt power supply, but I do not know if these cards will meet the requirements of Revit.  Look here in HP Partsurfer for video cards that are used in the new Slimline models with a 220 Watt power supply.  These cards have been made specifically for the HP Slimline PC with a 220 watt power supply.  The 530 GT is probably the best of the bunch.

  The biggest problem with the HP slimline is the possibility to install a good video card because of the limitations of power supply and the requirement that the video card must be a low-power low profile card.

• When not to use the computer if you closing session or sleep mode?

  HP Pavilion Slimline s5710f desktop PC

  1. the computer is turned on, when you are not using it should you logoff or set mode 'sleep' or is it important?

  2. when the shutdown if you choose the option stop and run updates or just stop?

  Hello

  1 Actuually it is up to you, BUT if you do not use the machine to say 3 or 4 hours, keep it to save energy.

  2 update won't stop, so just every day. We normally tun updates once a month unless there is a urgent fix.

  Kind regards.

• DeskJet 4280 all in one can not install on Windows 7, PLEASE PLEASE HELP!

  I'm about to lose ~ for real!

  I just bought a HP Pavilion s5710f PC and my old printer - HP DeskJet 4280 all in one will not be installed!

  Seriously my end mind - I am a student unemployed and can't afford to buy a new printer.  Is it possible that I can install this printer on my new computer?  It must be because it is a HP product and if not, I'm in trouble!

  Please if someone can help me as soon as possible ~ so I would be very happy!

  Thanks in advance for your prompt attention to my more desperate question ~ Whitney

  Hello.

  You have downloaded the Windows 7 drivers for your printer? I suggest you download it and run it so that your printer works correctly on your PC. Make sure that the USB cable from the printer is disconnected before beginning installation. Click on the link below to download the driver.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=Al-74858-1&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&OS=4062&product=3390949&sw_lang=