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• Pavilion p6367c: replacement hard drive

  2nd HD failure in 4 years. 1st in warranty and HP replaced and provided the recovery disks.  Now failed once again and I bought the replacement of 1 TB drive. I did the recovery disks by following the instructions from PC when I got it originally. I made a new copy a couple of days, when I realized that HD should fail again. Question is what disks to use once I have replace the drive in the PC? Can I use the HP sent me the last time in 2011 for the purpose of recovering the system or use the new I burned on DVD a few days ago? They are essentially the same thing? If I remember the last time, the disks configured with partitions HD, reinstalled the operating system, etc. Please notify. Thank you.

  You are the very welcome.

  I just think that factory records could have a better chance of working.

  Specific no reason why I feel like that, but it's what I would do.

• Legacy BIOS or UEFI

  Hi guys, I have a laptop HP G6-1336SA running Windows Pro 8.1 (with Media Center is of no relevance). I am aware, there are two versions of the BIOS available, legacy & UEFI, my question is what should I use? I currently have the latest version of the F.6A of BIOS Inysde and it is in "Legacy" mode, the standard I am led to believe.

  I would like to know the difference between the two modes of BIOS, which would be more effective on my system, the problems of changing mode (like having to delete everything and the product key may not be recognized as some claim) and how I would go about switching modes?

  Thank you for your time, it is greatly appreciated.

  (This laptop has Windows 7 pre-installed, I understand that it can make the difference)

  There is one type of the BIOS. Version F.6A is the newest BIOS available for your computer. The BIOS for this model supports UEFI, which is an extension of the BIOS firmware.

  As you describe, "Legacy" and "UEFI" refer to boot devices. In General, boot devices will divide into "Legacy" and "UEFI" with UEFI having precedence over the inheritance. UEFI allows the use of hard drive 3 TB for the boot device and is necessary for booting from a GPT-partitioned drive.

  There are no modes "BIOS" and no changes until Windows 8 has been installed at the factory on computer models of HP. At that time, a feature called 'Secure Boot' has been added which locks rogue malware mostly and some valid boot media. On these systems, the use of a feature called 'Legacy Support' disables "Secure Boot" and refers to the ability to boot from old valid media. Your computer most likely does not have these features.

  Please see on UEFI and the Boot Menu for more information.

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

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• Should old Mo - new video card - I do it?

  I received the new Call of Duty and that is to say that I need to update my video card. I don't want to buy a new system just to play a PC game. Well, I want, I just can't afford it, you know?

  I have a 4 or 5 year old HP Pavilion p6367c Desktop PC with a card mother Pegatron Eureka 3. I bought an EVGA Geforce GT740 4 GB of GDDR5 memory without thinking if it would be supported on my computer. Yes, I'm so stupid.

  Operating systems: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit

  HP would not let me put the link to my motherboard features.

  There

  Hello:

  The card should work insofar as PCIe x 3.0 spec, but the power supply connector is only 300W, and if she isn't a 6 pin PCI express connector, you may need to replace the power supply if you have bought the card that requires the extra connector.

  Intel G43 Express chipset has a PCIe x 16 1.1 revision.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/36524/82G43-graphics-and-memory-controller-hub

  PCI x 16 3.0 cards should be retro-compatible with this technique.  They would probably not on 1. 0a

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express

  Here are the specifications of your model.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01961291

  Specifications of NVIDIA graphics card...

  http://www.GeForce.com/hardware/desktop-GPUs/GeForce-gt-740/specifications

• Power upgrade and help upgrade video card

  HP Pavilion p6367c

  OS version: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit
  Processor: Intel (r) Core (TM) 2 Quad CPU Q8300 2.50 GHz, Intel64 family 6 model 23 Stepping 10
  Number of processors: 4
  RAM: 8157 MB
  Graphics card: Intel (r) Chipset G45/G43 Express, 4 MB
  Hard disks: C: Total - Mo 942869, Free - Mo 877556; Total D: - 10898 MB, free - 1599 MB; F: total - Mo 476937, Free - Mo 382737;
  Motherboard: PEGATRON CORPORATION, Eureka3, 1.02, 103050250001904
  Monitor: Acer P215H

  I bought Grand Theft Auto IV and my video card is not working well.  They recommend that Yougamers.com is: Nvidia GEForce 8600 512 MB and to get optimized performance: ATI Radeon HD 4870 1 GB.    Now I hear sometimes, you must update the watts of power, and I was wondering what the card should be good (cheap) and what I need to do for food?

  Thanks for any help I can get!

  Hi IRL1231,

  Open your PC and a few measurement in parallel with the PCI-E x 16 slot to see how long of a video card will fit. The adjacent slot on the PCI-E x 16 slot must be vacant. Look at the motherboard, and ensures that the components on the motherboard will not interfere with the installation of the video card.

  This PowerColor Radeon 6850is $130 after rebate.  The card is 8.5 "length.

  PSU Corsair CX500is $ 40 after rebate and it's quality food.

  ' HP ' how-to 'articlesshould be useful.

  TIP: Remove the flange (cover) and unlock the scanner and move forward before you remove and replace the power supply. This will facilitate installation. The new PSU cables will be longer so find an empty Bay and store them in order to improve air flow.  Install the power supply and that your PC stable first before installing the video card.

• Update hard disc on the special edition of Dell XPS-8900

  Hello, I have a Dell XPS-8900 that I bought a few months ago, and you want to upgrade the hard drive.  There to 2, 7200 RPM hard drive + Cache SSD of 32 GB m2.  I noticed by looking at the disk management, it has 2 free sheet music; a 39 MB OEM Partition and 11.73 GB recovery Partition.  Both show that they are 100% free.  I created the recovery USB disk and it deleted the recovery Partition files.

  Should I still have the Partition recovery or the OEM Partition?  When I switch to a new hard drive, is it possible to simply copy the partition of the OS?

  Also, I thought that he would have an EFI System Partition.  Is that what I need or installation?

  UEFI allows secure and start for 2 t boot partitions format: those are the two major differences, as well as the withdrawal of the restriction to have four primary partitions per disk.  Those who are not important here.

  I don't think that there is a capacity limit on the m2 in height slot, but there is most likely a limitation of the physical size of the map itself which may restrict your ability.

  You will get the best performance from the system running the operating system for one SSD drive for some.  You can easily find 2.5 "SATA SSD affordable up to 1 t in size now.  Drives 2.5 "tend to be less expensive than m2 format disks, although NVMe readers (whose prices are in the stratosphere), they are largely very reasonable in price for the exception.

  I would not necessarily fear disks 3.5 "Toshiba - these are in large part the designs of Hitachi/HGST (Toshiba entered the market of disk 3,5 '' when WD resumed HGST - the Chinese Government opposed the consolidation to two manufacturers of records based in the United States and forced to WD to spin off plants making the disks 3.5" to Toshiba).  The HGST designs have a good reputation for reliability - much better than those of Seagate, for sure.

  You are probably better off with a straight on the clone of the drive.  You can use the Windows Disk Administrator to change the partitions later.  I had the good luck of late with Macrium Reflect (free), but Acronis image works well - and Samsung provides a free version of it if you choose one of their SSDS.

• Allowing the use of UEFI in Firmware on a Pavilion P7-1235

  Greetings.  I'm trying to get the firmware in my Pavilion P7-1235 to recognize my hard drive and DVD drive as UEFI supported devices.  I'm looking to do this so that I can install Windows 8 (64-bit) with the support of GPT.  This will allow me to have more that 4 MBR partitions supports.

  The system is installed with Windows 7 (64-bit), and I believe that Firmware acknowledged the two features of UEFI support.  But since I wiped the drive in order to perform an installation of Windows 8 own/release to date, both devices no longer appear as 'UEFI Supported' devices in the firmware.

  In addition, when I press "ESC" during the initial start-up and attempt to select "Run UEFI request... ', nothing happens.  Through reading, I'm guessing that this is happening because I deleted the "HP_TOOLS" partition on the disk.  But I don't know if delete this partition is also the cause of my lack of support UEFI.

  Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

  The score of "HP tools" is UEFI support and removing it causes your problems. If completely erase you the disk, rather than selectively wiping, you also deleted from your HP Recovery partition. I hope that you have already created your HP recovery disks so that you can recovery your computer to a factory State if necessary. Running the recovery discs HP can restore the partition HP Tools support and UEFI. If that does not do it, you may need to contact HP Customer Support to solve your problem.

• HP pavilion x 360-11-n011si: BIOS does not boot form USB key to CD USB even when the value of UEFI to allow

  Hi all

  I have a laptop beatsaudio that has been upgraded to win10: the HARD drive failed and I replaced it with an SSD.

  The BIOS does not allow to boot from USB USB even when CD install to UEFI key.

  Any help will be appreciated

  Hello

  I realized a work around:

  Secure boot off

  Legacy support on

  and here's the big one

  Boot HDD in legacy should be last on the list

  The BIOS does not recognize that there is no. OS installed and continue to the next boot device as any other bios hp good done, it just stops putting so he can finally boot USB.

  Thank you

• HP Pavilion 17 Laptop: SP72853: updated Diagnostics hardware UEFI and Dual boot

  On my HP Pavilion 17 laptop, I have a sollution to dual-boot Microsoft Windows 10 (upgrade to 8.1 pre-installed) and Debian Linux 8.

  In order to start Debian (my main system of fact), I disabled the feature of 'safe start' UEFI. Ago, there was news that Microsoft's UEFI specification had changed and that its previous policy of mandatory "turn off secure boot UEFI" was now an option "enable disabling secure boot UEFI.

  In other words, if I understand it, BIOS/UEFI firmware designed after that Microsoft's policy change can now either you allow to disable secure boot UEFI and allow you to use an alternative OS, such as Debian Linux or they can force UEFI secure boot on you and in this case, you cannot start a system like Debian...

  Thus, with regard to the update UEFI available for my system, SP72853, before installing... I can always disable UEFI secure boot with this update?

  Also, I noticed there is an even more recent update for my UEFI, which I assume that I will be offered to install once SP72853 has been installed. Thus, the same question about SP73263: I can always disable UEFI secure boot with this update of UEFI?

  OK, so I advanced and tested myself.

  First of all, I saved a copy of the previous update of the UEFI (SP72230), so I could go down to him if necessary.

  So I just installed the update through HP Support Assistant, and indeed I can always choose to disable Secure Boot in the BIOS setup and boot Linux very well.

  Just for info.

  EDIT: The latest update did not become an option available on HP Support Assistant now. The diagnostics UEFI version number is however one of the (5.9.0) SP72853 not the most recent one (5.9.1).

• [G4 Pavilion] Starting from 8.1 to Windows cannot install DVDs using the UEFI.

  I have a g4 of Pavilion which had 8 Windows installed, until I decided to upgrade to Windows 8.1. I followed the instructions I found in other posts on this forum to be able to boot from the installation DVD - I had both disable secure boot and enable legacy Support, because otherwise, the system ignores the DVD drive (it is not even appear in the F9 Boot Menu if Legacy Support is not enabled!). The problem is that my HARD drive is formatted in GPT partition scheme, and the DVD of Windows 8.1 fails to install the OS on the drive when starting in the traditional Mode.

  What should I do to be able to start on the DVD Setup mode UEFI? I even tried to boot from inside Windows 8, itself, using the options advanced boot, but as soon as the system reboots, UEFI throws an error indicating that the computer is unable to boot from the DVD. I know that the DVD is * NO * damaged in any way since 1. I am able to start inside in the traditional Mode and 2. I was able to start it in UEFI mode on another computer.

  I had actually done this, but install the 'dirty' update messed with stuff I had installed so I decided to do a cleaning.

  Anyway, I solved the problem on my own (I discuss with a very nice representative of HP chat support, but she could not give me a solution that does not necessarily need to reformat the entire disk to an MBR partition scheme) through the following steps:

  1. created in a single file system FAT32 on a 8 GB USB key.

  2. copy the contents of the installation on the USB DVD. I thought that the root of the problem is that the system is not allowing me to access the DVD player at the start, I might as well try to see if it recognizes other files systems.

  3 restarted, you press F9 to start and selected the USB in the list of available boot devices.

  4 here, managed to start the installation on the UEFI mode Win8 DVD, as well as the installation worked flawlessly.

  So, it's the thing people. It still sucks that it is necessary to go through all this trouble to install an OS, however.

• HP Pavilion 1308ax UEFI g4 support?

  Hello!

  I use HP Pavilion 1308ax g4 now with windows pro 8.1.  My laptop using Legacy boot and I want to format in UEFI mode but I don't know is my lapptop support UEFI mode? Please help me.

  Thank you

  Please see on the Start Menu and UEFI more information about this.

  

  Assuming that this model shipped before the release of Windows 8, 'Secure Boot' or 'Legacy Support' will appear on your BIOS. According to if the bootable media supports UEFI and/or Legacy boot, you will be able to select the type of installation. If you select a source of boot UEFI, you will only be able to install Windows on a GPT-partitioned drive. If you select a source of start-up Legacy, you will only be able to install Windows on an MBR partitioned drive.

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

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• Pavilion p6110f: my Pc exude a UEFI?

  Hello, I have a HP Pavilion P6110f, modified with a Nvidia GeForce GT 730. I tried to install SteamOS, and I get the dreaded error command. What is my UEFI BIOS to wear, the thing you need to start SteamOS?

  UPDATE: BIOS Version is American Megatrends 5.43. This PC was also conducted in 2009.

  The_Classmaster, welcome to the forum.

  No, your motherboard doesn't have UEFI.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.

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• HP Pavilion 1053 does support UEFI?

  Hello

  Please, I would like to know if my pc HP PAVILION 1053 supports UEFI (win pro 64-bit), because:

  -In the bios, I have a menu called 'UEFI TOOLS',

  - But, on the page to download the drivers from the computer, here, there is nothing for the UEFI.

  If my pc supports UEFI, do I install the UEIF HP DIAGNOSTIC TOOL to make it work? Because now, when I click on the menu "UEFI", nothing happens.

  With kindness.

  Hello faroukal, from your description of the events that you are experiencing, they are all normal.

  The black screen with cursor blinking in the upper left corner is normal for all systems.

  It is when the BIOS/UEFI running control system of the operating system, which in your case is - this Windows 7 Pro.

  The UEFI functionality isn't actually the BIOS of old style, but a code of the firmware that is added to the BIOS. Legacy devices means that they are controlled by the UEFI and not the BIOS.

  You should see a section that you can use for the BIOS and not the UEFI, but I suggest letting the UFEI in the control of legacy devices. It's better that the BIOS control works.

  You should be able to locate the command of Start Menu in the BIOS. You should be able to select:

  UEFI boot sources

  Sources of boot legacy

  ATAPI CD-ROM

  Hard drive

  (WDC WD30000HLF-60G6U2)

  Network controller.

  This is just an example and would not be the exact options for your system.

• Pavilion G6 2014TX: UEFI mode problems

  I have A Hp pavilion 2014TX G6...
  
  In my bios, I can see option to UEFI boot device...
  But when I try to boot from a boot UEFI disk made by Rufus the bios is unable to identify the startup disk.
  My pc does not support UEFI?
  My bios version is F.26...

  Here is the screenshot...

  
  
  Thanks in advance

  Never mind GUYS I solved the problem by using the older version of bios F.24...

• the sound card for the Pavilion Slimline S3300T will allow me to record audio from the internet?

  I have a Pavilion Slimline S3300T. KC833AV prod # #ABA. OS vista Home Premium 32 bit.  The sound card will allow me to record audio directly from the internet?

  The sound card is not big thing to do with it, but there are third party software out there that will allow you to do.

  WaveTap is recommended by LifeHacker.

  Here is an article on their website explaining how to use it:

  WavTap Audio recordings of your computer by pressing a keyboard shortcut