Turn on two HP Pavilion 500-319na DVI ports

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• Desktop HP Pavilion 500-314: DVI Port defective?

  I have two monitors that I use for my photography business and I just opned my new HP pluged while with the exception of port DVI does not except my DVI connector. When I looked closer, I could see that the port has all the holes of pin except for the 4 pins on the end holes.

  Maybe I should use a better video card?

  Ideas? Thank you

  Hello:

  You need a DVI - D cable.

  You have a DVI-I have the cable.

  You have DVI - I is a combination digital/analog video cable.

  The port on your PC is pure digital.

  Take a look at the picture blown up this cable on the link below and get one like this.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16812270191

• 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.

• HP Pavilion 500-319na: is it possible to run a NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti?

  I was wondering if my computer of 500-319na HP Pavilion could launch a NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti graphics card. It's because I'm not sure if my computer has the right amount of space to be able to fit inside or whether it would be able to manage the energy needs of 300W. My current graphics card is a NVIDIA GT 705.

  You are welcome.

  No, if the PSU is not powerful enough to run the card it does not work.  There will be no damage to the card or the power supply.

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• HP Pavilion 500-319na: hp pavilion 500-319na

  Hi there are people

  I brought this PC as a quick purchase to start the game, but now I suffer for my mistake and I need to Exchange my old 705 gt (which came with it) for a model more high that will fit in my case

  I already tried a nvidia GTX 970 but it does no more im annoyed at the fact Curry / pcworld rip me off by saying that it will fit when he would not, luckly I come back all my money

  So I essentially ask does anyone know of any nvidia graphics card which will be adapted to my case of my 500-319na, as well as a power supply adapted to go with it

  Thank you very much

  Harry

  @TheONLYhamster

  If you do a google search on "itx graphics cards" you will find many choices.  Choose one that fits your requirements and performance of your portfolio.

• Pavilion 500-319na: network drivers

  I went on the site of hp for the network drivers, but when I entered the HP product says no driver available. Does anyone know of any other place that I can download drivers for this desktop computer?

  Thank you

  @Andy2008

  Drivers, User Guides and product specifications are down at the moment.

  Sorry for the inconvenience.

  REO

• Desktop HP Pavilion 500-319na: network driver problem: HP Pavilion 500-319na

  I got my system 8.1 of Windows to Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, all drivers install fine, but for the life of me I can't have the network to install so therefore cannot use internet, it's pretty frustrating for me because it's basically an overpriced paperweight without the ability of online, I can't get my updates or anything else and frankly I can't sell it If you can't find online so unless someone can help me to get the system up and running that I have a useless PC, too much room on my desk and a monthly fee in the sewers.

  Hello:

  These would be services ethernet and wireless drivers you need...

  This package contains the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller driver for the supported models running a supported operating system.

  File name: sp67085.exe

  This package contains the installation package driver for Qualcomm Atheros wireless LAN Controller in the supported models and operating systems.

  File name: sp69378.exe

• HP PAVILION 500-319NA: MCAFEE DIRECT SECURE 15 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION

  I JUST BOUGHT THE COMPUTER ABOVE AND I GOT IN THE CASE 15 MONTHS WITHOUT DANGER LIVE MCAFEE SUBSCRIPTION.  THE LINK I RECEIVED IN ONE E-MAIL FROM HP HAS SENT ME TO A WEB PAGE THAT DON'T ME NOT GIVE THE POSSIBILITY TO ENTER MY ACTIVATION CODE.

  WHEN I GO INTO THE INSTALLED MCAFEE ON MY COMPUTER IT ME GIVES JUST THE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION AND IT DOES NOT RECOGNIZE THE ACTIVATION CODE WHEN I APPLY IT.  HOW CAN I ACTIVATE MY SUBSCRIPTION

  vespa1

  Welcome to the Community Forum of HP.

  No need to YELL.  The smile.

  Unfortunately, we can not help you with this issue in our Community Forum; you need to talk directly to HP.

  You might be able to get help from the Department Sales Post, would there be an option for this in the Menu (when you call); This is not a technical question, if you do not want to end up talking to a hardware technician.

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• Desktop PC HP Pavilion p7-1222: DVI port

  When I plug my cable DVI-HDMI from the PC to the TV, my VGA monitor change resolution and all the desktop icons disappear.

  Unplug the DVI cable and monitor returns to normal.

  Help!

  Sounds like Setup for two screens will have to be made.   Right-click in an empty space on the desktop and choose screen resolution.  You should see a screen with just the monitor or two screens with information on them, while the TV and monitor are both connected.  they work like screens indepentdent set unless you want to mirror.

• Pavilion 500-070: VGA port broken on HP Paviliion

  Recently, I had planned to put a few new parts (PSU, processor, graphics card) in my PC. I opened the folder to clean some dust out with compressed air. I closed it and I have no signal VGA connection to my monitor. I opened the box and messed with the port from the inside until it worked. A little later, the start of the port does not again and my previous dose did not. I tried the cable VGA and monitor with another computer, so I know they work.

  Anyway, the VGA port on the back is damaged and it does not work. I called HP and because my computer is no longer under warranty, they said it will take more than $300 to fix and I'm not so interested in this possibility.

  My question is whether, since I already ordered a graphics card, if I install a new graphics card, I will be able to connect the monitor directly into the card and be able to use my computer like this? Or is there an option that I need to be able to navigate? If it's the latter, I'll have to fix it or get a new motherboard.

  I know that my computer is a bit old and I'm a little new to this, but any help is greatly appreciated!

  Thank you!<>

  Enter the system BIOS/UEFI parameters by repeatedly tapping on F10 key when starting upwards. In some cases, you will have to type the ESC key to access the boot menu, THEN press the F10 key.

  I say you may need to disable the onboard graphics in the BIOS as BIOS may already be set to 'Auto' mode which automatically detects which graphics connector is being used and automatically use this adapter. But if it is specifically set to "integrated graphics", you will need to change it to 'Auto' or 'PCI-e '. I can't give you specific shows once you are in the BIOS, because the BIOS interfaces can vary considerably. But you should be able to navigate through the different sections and find the graphics settings, it is not so difficult. You can visit the BIOS settings before you make your purchase just to be sure that you are convinced that you will find the necessary parameters. Or, you can install the card and see how it goes, if you do not get a screen so you know that you should disable the graphic edge.

  Another consideration is that you have only a 300W power supply which probably is not a PCI-e power connector. The PCI-e slot itself provides only 75W so I would limit your new card to 75W or less.

  Still another consideration is that you will probably need to disable "Secure Boot"in the BIOS also.

  IMHO, I think that replacing the motherboard would be unaffordable.

• Clubhouse second 500-319na hard drive

  I bought a HP Pavilion 500 - 319na Office in summer and you want to install a 2nd hard drive. There are alternatives to the Board connections and the power supply for the internal hard drive has a backup connection. From what I read, it must be SATA 3. I've read conflicting opinions on this forum.  Some say yes, some say no.

  OK, there seems to be only have a single Bay (a bad oversight by HP) but as I find a way to get another drive is there a reason why it shouldn't work.

  From what I've read there are 2 max by TB.

  I want a definitive answer please!

  8.1 64-bit win.

  It's the hard drive, which I intend to buy.  The specification says XP, Vista, Win 7, but do I with that reason to think it should work win 8.1

  http://www.PCWorld.co.UK/gbuk/components-upgrades/internal-hard-drives/3-5-inch-hard-drives/Toshiba-...

  Duplicate permutation.

• two monitors for HP Pavilion 500-007 a

  I am considering buying desktop HP Pavilion 500-007 a little time. I already have two monitors TeamViewer, two support DVI - I and VGA I'm running just one of the monitors on a HP Pavilion dv7 laptop (laptop current ongoing died after 3 years continuous use).  The current system gives me two monitors to view, computer laptop 17 '' monitor and the Samsung 24 "monitor. I have also a 19 '' Samsung monitor with the same characteristics as the 24 "monitor.

  I want to know if I can use both monitors Samsung on the new office at the same time with good results.

  Both monitors have no HDMI, only DVI - I and VGA connections.

  The new system, I would like to start the monitor 24 "using the DVI - I format and the same thing with a 19" monitor, but the specs of the 500-007 a give only 1 DVI-I have the graphics card or via a connection through HDMI, and then on the motherboard, it shows a VGA port.

  What is the best: run 24 '' via DVI - I and the 19 "via VGA or execution 24" via DVI - I and get a DVI - I to HDMI converstion and run two monitors to the graphics card, or alternatively the 24 "on DVI - I and 19" on VGA.

  I use photoshop for photo editing, as I do a lot of photography work. Videos etc are not a primary, or games, but as also older in order to use the 24 "to better on Visual acuity.

  Thanks Ailsa

  This is the original factory specifications for the desktop HP Pavilion 500-007 a. According to the specification, this model has an AMD Radeon HD 8570 discrete graphics card that supports the use of two simultaneous displays. That this computer is equipped with a discreet graphics card, the video ports on-board integrated are disabled. The AMD Radeon HD 8570 graphics card has a HDMI and DVI - I output and can take care of two digital monitors or a digital and an analog monitor. The supported formats are HDMI, DVI - D and VGA (via a dongle, DVI / VGA).

  Please provide the model number of monitors you want to use with this computer. Two additional DVI - D and VGA monitors as you have indicated, here are some of the possible combinations of connection supported;

  BEST

  Computer > DVI - D cable > monitor

  Technology > cable HDMI-DVI or adapter > monitor

  or

  GOOD

  Technology > cable HDMI-DVI or adapter > monitor

  Computer > adapter DVI / VGA > VGA cable > monitor

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

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• Two monitors on a Pavilion 500-307 x Desktop

  I just bought a Pavilion 500-307 x Desktop and the need to run two monitors.

  The monitors have taken VGA. A monitor works fine via the VGA - DVI adapter, however attach a 2-to-1 VGA cable to the card does not work.

  Is it possible to buy a second DVI port or is there another solution?

  Sorry, I did not notice that your computer has a factory installed discrete video card. Discreet card is as follows:

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 720
  DVI (dual-link) resolution: 2560 x 1600 x 32bpp at 60 Hz
  HDMI resolution: 1920 x 1080
  VGA (via dongle) analog resolution: 2048 x 1536 x 32bpp at 60 Hz
  Support of up to two displays at the same time.

  On this basis, there are a number of ways to connect monitors to your computer. The discrete card supports DVI - D (and VGA via a dongle) and HDMI. HDMI signal is the same as DVI - D in this case.

  BETTER (recommended)

  Computer-->--> #1 monitor DVI - D cable

  --> HDMI Cable DVI - D computer--> monitor #2

  GOOD

  --> HDMI Cable DVI - D computer--> monitor #1

  Computer--> DVI - D to VGA dongle--> VGA cable--> Monitor #2

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• HP Pavilion 500-277C Desktop P: DVI Port does not

  Second Montor doesn't work-

  I bought my HP Pavilion in November 2014 with two 27xi of HP monitors.  One is plugged into my VGA, the other into my port DVI port.  Well worked, until today.  MY DVI monitor is black.  I swapped the VGA DVI on the back of the monitors.  The issue moved to the other monitor (DVI cable), I checked the Device Manager and 1 single monitor is showon.  I did the updates of the pilot, no help.  When the computer starts, the DVI monitor is a different color and shows no signal, so I suspect the computer.  Thanks for any help.

  Hello

  If DVI does not work then try a known good DVI - D cable.

  As test, just try to use one monitor via DVI.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• Screen on HP Pavilion 500 DVI output

  Okay, so I recently got a HP Pavilion 500.  Works great, etc.  I have a monitor Samsung that I use on it which accepts VGA and HDMI inputs.  The Pavilion is not an HDMI output to display, but he seems to have a DVI output.  My question is, after looking in the DVI-HDMI cords, there seems to be a lot of variance cost of cord, so put guard on this kind of DVI output jack is used.  In particular, I'm trying to figure out if this is a DVI - I or DVI - D output jack.  Will be all old DVI-HDMI cable work?  I would be better to get a new video card with HDMI output, if that's what I'm looking for?  Help please!

  Hello

  Pavilion 500 is a series of many models. Sounds like your machine has the following ports on the back:

  Figure 6: Rear i/o panel

  

  1 USB 2.0: 2
  2 - S/PDIF-optical output port
  3 VGA
  4 - DVI - D
  5 LAN
  6 USB 2.0: 2
  7 USB 3.0: 2
  8. audio: Port central/subwoofer (yellow-orange)
  9. audio: Rear Speaker Out port (black)
  10. audio: side Speaker Out port (gray)
  11. audio: line (light blue) port
  12. audio: output line port (lime)
  13. audio: Microphone (Pink) Port