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• HP Envy 750-116: can anyone recommend an upgrade of the power supply for HP Envy 750-116?

  I have a HP Envy Office 750-116 and need to replace the power supply 300W with an upgrade to a more powerful.

  I was look at is CORSAIR CXM CX550M 550W 80 PLUS BRONZE or the EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G2 80 series. I have kniow that they are all two excellent PSU.

  My concern is with the connector that the 750-116 uses to the optical drive. Looks like the kind of connector you see go to a laptop, DVD player. (It of really small and is marked P5)  I have a spare part HP 460W PSU I could use, but it is not a connector that would work. So I hesitate to buy Corsair or the EVGA without knowing if I'll be able to plug into this weird DVD connector in the HP Envy.

  Someone out there has run into that and find an answer?

  Bill

  Optical drives are still a thing? Wow! Any ways OP. On these new machines. HP uses a slim with an owner drive

  Connector for it. You won't find it on the other PSU. You will have to abandon the drive if you replace the stock PSU.

• The upgrade of the power supply for HP Pavilion M7570N

  The reason I'm on this forum is when I called hp support and gave me a stupid answer of not being able to change the PSU because of software...

  Well well, the reason why I'm spending power supply is because I bought a new video card and he needs about 500watts and my current power supply is 300watts and I was wondering if I can change it. The video card I bought requires also [2] PCI-E 6-pin

  Video card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150325

  Current PSU: HP manufacturer: 5188-2625

  New power supply: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817159085

  I don't know if the size can fit the case m7570n (the slot of the psu) and I don't know if she has enough connectors for everything that is inside the computer

  * Note * I have not changed the computer, I haven't added or whatever it is taken so the connectors, there will be the same amount connected

  Message edited by TheNoob on 2009-02-02 19:01

  It's a high-end desktop PC.  No doubt he will come with an ATX PSU with 5VDC, 12VDC and 3.3Vdc output rails.  I'm not familiar with the Interior of your PC, so I'll give you two General configurations of PSU layout.

  1. design intermediary such as PC Power & Cooling with one or two 80 mm fans to expel air through the PSU.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817341011

  2 down-draft design as Cosair 450VX with a 120 mm or more huge blowing fan case in the heat sink and the motherboard of the PSU.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139003

  If the power supply is at the top, back or side of the PC, then a power supply down-project will do a better job to remove heat from the PC.  If the power supply is in the middle of the PC, then go with an intermediate design.  This design will generate more noise at higher load, since the smallest fan should turn more quickly to transport the same amount of air in a 150 mm or 120 mm fan.

  Looking for a nominal 80% efficiency POWER supply.  Detachable power cable is a bonus to maximize the air flow inside the PC.  Make sure the power supply is delivered with the right type of power connector to drive you GPU.  All modern units of quality with 20 + 4 and 4 + 4 key cards.  If you do not plan to run graphic dual with a high range GPU, so it doesn't matter what quality 80 watter 380 power SUPPLY Antec, Corsair, Enermax and Seasonic PSU will be enough.  You will need to back up POWER supply to 450-550W, if you run two graphics cards high-end.

  A good 450W PSU is a good compromise because it is more effective when the PC is idle and has enough power to run two GPUS.  If you want to save $ on electricity, then get a smaller power supply (range 300-350W) because these units reach the level of efficiency of 80% around release of 65 to 70 watts.

• System fails to recognize the power supply and will not charge the battery

  Had motherboard replaced but, before that, I had tried a secondary power to check if my principal could be faulty.  Card mother equipped now and all working fine except that I can't get the sytem to recognize my main diet.  Battery won't charge and the system stops if I remove the power supply.  This is on a DELL XPS M1530 laptop.

  Thanks for all the ideas.

  Hello

  Motherboard might not be properly installed or has problems - easy to miss a rider or
  any other connection as well.

  Old battery? Unplug the power to the computer - remove the battery and clean the contacts with a pencil
  eraser (do not use this, if your battery is fine slots - just clean up the edges of the knife which fit in)
  them and be careful). Batteries are old, or it could be a problem with the computer.
  Check with the support of the machine system, and many of them have on line forums.

  New Lithium-Ion type battery usually last longer if you do not unload then less than 30%
  However on a laptop that not extend their life a lot. Best is to use the a/c adapter
  When this is possible.

  I use the free version of BatteryBar to monitor my battery. Click on the green button on the
  Yellow box on the right side of the page to download the latest stable version.

  BatteryBar - free version available
  http://osirisdevelopment.com/BatteryBar/index.html

  Problems with the lives of its use and the battery of power - Mr Fixit
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/windows_battery_power_settings

  You can also check with the manufacturer of system and forums that many use their own
  proprietary software to monitor the battery and they could be known problems with your battery.

  ============================================================

  Try this - to make a Restore Point

  How to create a Vista System Restore Point
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76332-system-restore-point-create.html

  How to make a Vista system restore
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/76905-System-Restore-how.html

  Then Control Panel - Device Manager - Batteries - Double click on each item - tab drivers - update drivers
  (who can not do anything) - then do a right click and UNINSTALL-REBOOT which will refresh the driver
  Stacks.

  Problems with the lives of its use and the battery of power - Mr Fixit
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/windows_battery_power_settings

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• The upgrade of the power supply.

  I recently bought a vido GTX580 and discovered after I got that my wimpy 250 watt power supply will not manage it. The card requires at least a power of 600W at 42 amps on the 12V rails. The card must also 8-pin and a 6 'PCI Express' connectors from the power supply. Could someone recommend a diet that works with my hp P6774Y desktop computer? Also, it is quite easy to replace?  Thank you!

  Thanks to all who responded!  I just got back from my local Best Buy store, and they had an 850 Watt Thermaltake 'Black Widow' food on sale for $100,00 and I bought. After reading the comment by wb2001 about the depth of power supply, I'm a little worried about that, but I don't know until what I opened the box (the physical dimensions are not printed on the box) and try to mount it. Wish me luck!  :-)

  Thanks again!

• Need help/advice on the upgrading GFX and power supply for PC p6754y

  Hi, I want to upgrade my computer (Hp Pavilion P6000 Series, model n ° p6754y) so I can play new games such as Skyrim or Battlefield 3 on ultra. I don't know too much about computers, and it would be my first time upgrading mine. Here are the parts I have in mind.

  POWER SUPPLY

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817341017

  GFX

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814102908

  Please let me know if it works well with my computer or if you have other recommendations/tips instead.

  Thanks for the help

  Hello

  The power supply and the video card must be inserted.

  Try this link is your PC ready for BF3?

  Most PCs are not ready for BF3 and there is usually a faster video card and a bigger power supply.

• I changed the power supply on HP Media Center m470n, because he wouldn't come, it will not

  the computer would not come, he ran but quit, I changed the power supply, but it will always fuel not at all, no fans no lights.

  Be, welcome to the forum.

  Because the computer is more than 8 years old, it is difficult to say which component has failed.  Open the box and give it a thorough cleaning.  Then, make sure that all components are installed and the power supply cord is free of defects.  Here's a guide for boot-up/shutdown/power problems.  Try what they say see if anyone of them help.

  Frankly, it may simply be time to buy a new computer.  You'd be amazed at how one faster cheaper computers will be.  Here is a that would be great just as configured.  It has a processor AMD Quad-Core (2.7 GHz), 6 GB of memory and the OS Win 7 64 bit.  You can buy a monitor, too.

• Upgrade the graphics card and the power supply on a Pavilion p6823w - compatibility?

  Hello, everyone! After purchasing my HP not too long ago, I decided that I wanted to get updates for it. I intend to turn it into a computer game later, but for now I start small.

  I'm still a little wet behind the ears when it comes to computer hardware, so I would greatly appreciate any input on my decisions for improvement - especially if my power supply and graphics card will adapt and be compatible or if the marks are bad.

  Graphics card:

  PowerColor Radeon HD 6850 1 GB

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814131374

  POWER SUPPLY:

  Corsair 500W CX500

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139027

  Here is the specific computer I have, for reference:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?lang=es&CC=ve&TaskID=120&prodSeriesId=...

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  I don't foresee any problems with your choices.

  Relatives on the slot PCI-E x 16 must be vacant.  Examine the characteristics of the motherboard.

  These "how-to" HP articles should be useful.

  TIP: Unlock and slide the optical drive forward before you remove and install the power supply. This helps facilitate the removal and installation of the power supply, but it is not mandatory.

• The power supply for Dell Precision Workstation upgrade

  Recently, I posted a question regarding the upgrade of that food to a XPS 8700 and it seems that I can use ATX power supplies and replace as necessary to these computers. But now I am also thinking of dell precision workstations, because I want to have a few relatively high-performance computing done on my system, what it seems as a workstation would be better, as the work of Dell Precision T1700 Mini Tower. But I can't understand anything on the question of whether I can pass the integrated power supply so that it exceed 700w. Thus,.

  (1) any reflection on the power supply upgrade, whether possible?

  (2) are there jobs integrated with a high (greater than 700watts) power?

  (3) in the future, if I wanted to know if I could make these upgrades to other Dell machines, where can I find out about this?

  Hi Daniel191919,

  Yes, most power supplies from Dell can be improved with standard parts. But honestly, the easiest would be to get a precise work with the PSU W 1100 high range.

• How to change the power supply to the CD/DVD drive so that it is disabled by default?

  When running on battery I often use the icon 'Remove hardware safely' XP to 'unplug' the carpet * CD/DVD drive for Safe some battery life. (Does?) I use Fn + Tab to bring back to life. I wonder if there is a way to make my boot Notebook (M400) with the power supply to the reader off by default. Moreover, any idea where I can find the extra battery for the slot of the CD/DVD player and who the price?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Hello, Robert

  If you see the start page, you will see that this support forum is not a type of support Toshiba directly but forum users. But you're not alone and many users expect that a Toshiba support team sit in the office and before writing the answers.

  In any case, there are many users of Toshiba laptops with very good knowledge and also amateurs who are trying to help the other guys in different problems and also to share own experience.

  Professionalism is not the forum but action when you need help because of physical damage or something similar. If you need assistance and competent answers each authorized partner must be able to provide the info you need. But please don t mixture and Toshiba service partner because it is not the same.

  In any case, I found the info you can use additional (second battery expansion) and it takes batteries with PA3510U-1BAL, PA3510U-1BRL room numbers. I can't tell you how much it costs, but you will find only using Google.

  Back to your first question: if I understand you just want to save more power and because of this, you want to sign out ODD. It's a nice idea, but you have clearly misunderstood something. "Safely Remove Hardware option is there to help the operating system and and say this material, a part will be removed and don t exist anymore, but it does not physically the disconnection of any other material."

  If you need more power use a second battery and enjoy your life.

  If you have any other questions you are welcome. A lot of users here M400 and I hope in the future that some of them will participate in a little more.

  Good day! :)

• Replace the power supply, computer does not turn on

  I had a Seasonic SS 560 KM power supply for my HP Pav e9280t.  I removed the old power supply while keeping the power cable is plugged in.  Then replaced each power cables one at a time in the new power supply and finally he attached to the tower.

  Now when I try to turn on your computer, it just boots barely upward.  I can hear the fans kick on for a second or two, then everything just stops.

  Since I replaced the cables one at a time I don't think I missed anything; MoBo, Fan of MoBo, 1 optical drive, disk HARD 2 and 1GPU.  The tower is open and I can see the fan, the fan GPU MoBo and PSU fan all hang on one second so that they get the right power?

  I must have missed something or possibly faulty PSU?  Any help will be appreciated.

  Hello Chadow86, it is possible to the new power supply may be faulty. I would check double all the connectors again.

  Since you mentioned the fan to the motherboard, it would not be necessary to unplug the CPU fan when you changed the power supply. The CPU fan power source comes from the motherboard and not directly from the power supply. I don't know what fan on the motherboard you are talking about.

  I watched the specifications and photos of the new power supply. It is a modular design. I would check the cables connected to the power supply to make sure that they are in the correct connectors.

  If the system still does not start, the cause could be a new power supply faulty.

  I hope this helps.

• Power problems: computer turns off when the power supply cord is unplugged.

  original title: power problems: computer shit turned off when the power supply cord is unplugged.

  I have a HP Pavilion dv2000

  Windows vista home premium/sp2

  AMD Turion (TM) 64/2 1.80 ghz processor

  1 GB memory

  32 bit operating system

  I have 2 problems with this laptop.

  !. I have lost the power cable and bought an expensive one online step (model: PA-1650-02 c. input 100-240v 1.5 put out a(1,5A) 18.5V 3. 5 = a)

  When I first plugg cord battery charge light came on the balance, then he started to come on and outside.

  now its completely off, even with the power cord plugged in. on the lower right part of the screen its showing that cord is connected to the power supply and the battery is fully charged, but as soon as I unplugg the power cord or remove the computer cut right away.

  the second problem is that the left mouse botton does not work, the work aside right very well. I went in the proprties to put it right, click on to, but who does not work either. I've updated the drivers but still nothing.

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Hi aloum,.

  (a) what kind of mouse you are using?

  (b) the left button of the mouse seems to be stuck or it does not meet the click? This only happens with certain applications?

  Step 1: Test the mouse on another computer or another mouse on the test computer

  To determine whether the mouse or the computer is defective, follow these steps:

  1. test the mouse in question on a system that works, you know. If the problem appears to follow the mouse, you may need to return or replace the mouse.

  2 test a mouse you know is working on the computer in question. If the problem seems to stay on the computer, then the problem is most likely related to the software.

  In regard to the battery not holding charge

  Battery problems are often associated with the battery itself. If you encounter this problem, contact your mobile PC manufacturer. If you purchased the battery separately from the notebook computer, contact the manufacturer of the battery.

  Troubleshooting battery problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-battery-problems

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Replace the power supply on my m9340f

  Hello

  I own a Pavilion Elite m9340f and I need to replace the power supply (it has the original), because the power on button failure, which I did research on forums and the solution replaces the power supply (psu led always on, for example).

  But I need to know exactly what kind of food I buy (amp, voltage, PIN number, dimensions, etc.) because I need help on the specifications.

  I'm not planning to upgrade the motherboard the case, original hp. I read in another post something on the power restriction and benicia supporting more than 450 watts power supply motherboard. I find this absurd information, because components draw necessary power from the PSU without worrying if it's 350 or 700 watts. So is one of the things that I need to be confirmed if there is restriction of power.

  Thanks in advance,

  Prince of Jeronimo Ramos

  Jeronimo, welcome to the forum.

  I believe that any standard ATX PSU must be inserted into the case.  I like Corsair and OCZ.  They are excellent manufacturers.  I suggest to measure the PSU existing and comparing measures to whichever you choose.  As far as I know, there is no restriction on the power.  I did this for a long time.  More than 550W to 600W in your computer is not necessary, however.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• I want to replace the power supply and graphics card in my p6550z

  Hello

  I'm looking to replace my power supply (BESTEC 300 watts) and the graphics card (ati radeon hd 5450). Here is a link to the HP page with my pc: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=4242359&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&cc=us

  The card I want to put is an Amd Radeon HD 6870. And I also want to put in a block of power SUPPLY Corsair 550 Watt.

  They will work when I install them? (I'm actually a little nervous about the upgrade my power supply and graphics card since it is the first time I'm doing this) (I'm also nervous because I've heard many horror stories about upgrading an HP computer)

  Hello

  There is a small metal tab inside (guts) on some models of PC HP adds stability to food. You'll have to push the tab down to get food out.  The link below will show this tab.

  How to replace a power supply.

  How to replace a video card.

  Corsair power supply (psu) I used can be mounted with the fan facing upwards or downwards depending on where fresh air is available from. Some PC cabinets have mesh ventilation where the PSU Monte so the fan should face the ventilation mesh so that fresh air can be brought into the power supply and then exhausted at the rear. Some HP computers have slots to air ventilation through the upper edges of the flanks and in this case, the PSU is mounted to the top fan. Otherwise, the Assembly of the fan should be such that the PSU will draw air from inside the Cabinet.

• Satellite L750 slows after plugging in the power supply

  Hello everyone

  It's almost a year since I have TOSHIBA L750-12 model q PSK2YE-05P00RPL.
  Since the beginning, I noticed strange shares: when the battery becomes low at 10% and I plug the power supply everything starts to work slowly (for example I can see frames when using the webcam)
  also, web sites load very slowly or not at all. It's doing my work on laptop almost impossible.
  When this problem occurs, there are a few bugs in Event Viewer:

  Event 37, kernel-processor-Power
  "The speed of the CPU 0 in group 0 is restricted by the system firmware. The processor is in this state of reduced performance for 71 seconds since the last report. »

  I thought it was the power supply problem or motherboard to power so I sent the laptop to the service. Technical support only changed the BIOS to version 3.60 [there is not an another atm version] and he has not solved anything.
  I searched the internet and I found that this failure can occur because of the Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology option, but unfortunately I can not disable it in the BIOS.

  I read that there was problem simillar with for example Portege R835-P84 and new BIOS helped and solved this.

  Please help :(

  PS Sorry for my English.

  I also imagine that new and modified BIOS can help with this, but if Toshiba doesn't offer it there is nothing you can do, especially with the SpeedStep technology options.

  Maybe stupid question now, but when you connect the battery change the plan power high performance is a laptop s performance difference?