Update Probook s 4730 to SSD

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• Pavilion g6-1d21dx: no luck update Pavilion g6-1d21dx to SSD

  I tried to replace the hard drive in my g6-1d21dx with a SSD Pavilion before enjoying the free update of Windows 10. I installed the drive (a unit of SanDisk Extreme 480 GB that I had sat unopened for a while) and then used my recovery discs for Windows 7 on SSD. The process seemed to go very well - he went through all the discs five recovery, restarted from the SSD and began the installation process. Soon, I got an error message "restoration incomplete" well. So much for that. (The HP Recovery Manager also gave me this incredibly helpful explanation: "there could be unexpected reboot phase Specialize in BBV1.) ("The process will cause panic CTO because the image might not be normal") on the reset, I also had an error message about ntoskrnl.exe is damaged or missing.

  I put the original back drive computer to and updated from Windows 7 to Windows 10 on this drive, just to get the license Windows 10 (it was the last day to get the free upgrade). I also used Windows 10 media creation tool to create a Windows 10 installation DVD. Then, I put the SDS back to and I tried to install Windows 10 using the DVD. I tried several times, but the installation has always fails. I got error messages like "Windows could not set the offline locale information. "Error code: 0x80FE0000" and "we could not format the selected partition. [Error: 0 x 8070057]. "I've also had this a few times:"Windows cannot be installed to this disk. Windows cannot read the selected drive. Windows cannot be installed to this disk. Windows has no determine if this disc and his parents have the necessary driver support. »

  This computer isn't all what age - it is possible that the BIOS does not support the SSD? I updated the BIOS of the SSD, but that has not solved the problem. I also made sure the BIOS of the computer is up to date.

  Thanks in advance for any relevant information.

  Here are the conclusions that I have reached after spending a lot of time on this project to upgrade:

  At the beginning of this thread, what you advised me strongly to clone my old hard drive instead of trying a new install of Windows 10 on my SSD. I recommend the contrary unless your system works perfectly with your old hard drive, because this way, you can leave the system, the software and the data files on your old hard drive intact in case you go account you have to go back and check on something or you decide to abandon the upgrade. I found that there is no mystery to a cleaning only install on an SSD, as long your SSD is compatible with your computer. I had updated my old HDD from Windows 7 to Windows 10, and after this upgrade, I was getting other error messages every time, I started the computer (inaccessible_boot_device, unexpected_store_exception and kernel_data_input_error). Since there are so many problems on my old HDD, I have probably restores it to Windows 7 so I can always, in case I ever need to refer to my old configuration. Web sites said that once that Windows 10 has been enabled on your computer, future Windows 10 installs on the computer is automatically turned on, even if you have restored the machine to Windows 7 or Windows 8.

  If you try a new installation, make sure that you do so with an attached network cable. It makes a huge difference for me. A clean install without a connected network cable has led to all sorts of problems, including a lack of access to the Internet and some devices are not installed correctly. When I did a clean install with an attached network cable, all of my devices have been installed automatically. This includes the Synaptics touchpad, the HP wireless button, the AMD Radeon graphics card and the Realtek card reader. I didn't need to install whatever it is myself, and the Device Manager does not display the unknown devices. Wireless network connected during installation, even my Wi - Fi was not usable during or after installation.

  One final note: my g6 Pavilion is 64-bit capable, but I installed 32-bit Windows 10 on it, because I use an old software running under Windows 64-bit 10. So far, 32-bit Windows 10 seems to work very well.

• Keys ' fn + ' do not work - Hp Probook s 4730. No "action keys mode" on my Bios.

  I have a Hp Probook s 4730 with 64-bit Windows 7 and Bios F.29. There are no blessed "mode keys" within this version of the BIOS, which is available on the HP website to download latest version . Yes, I looked several times for the keys to action or anything like him, but he does not really exist. My keys "fn + ' do not work!

  I see two possibilities here.

  (1) the most likely issue is that "support for action" is disabled in the BIOS.  Here is a document that shows exactly where the 'action key support' option should be located in the BIOS of your laptop.  So when you go to this section of your BIOS is not listed?

  (2) you have not installed "Support HP Hotkey'.  This is what contains the drivers for the function key (Fn) support.  You can download the drivers here.  After you download the drivers that you want to remove the drivers in the section "Keyboard" in the Device Manager and restart the laptop.  After the restart, re - install the drivers and try to use your function keys once more.  Finally, please post the result.

• HP ProBook s 4730: lack of Base system device drivers

  Hello world!

  A few days ago I received an error message that my device Base and an unidentified device system no longer have the drivers installed for them (Code 28). This can happen after my last update of Windows, but I'm not too sure. When I try to update the drivers of the device for each Device Manager, Windows cannot find a driver for the device.
  
  These are devices that are affected (not sure if you need the hardware ID, but I included them):

  Base system device
  PCI\VEN_197B & DEV_2392 & SUBSYS_167C103C & REV_30
  PCI\VEN_197B & DEV_2392 & SUBSYS_167C103C
  PCI\VEN_197B & DEV_2392 & CC_088000
  PCI\VEN_197B & DEV_2392 & CC_0880
  
  Unidentified device
  USB\VID_138A & PID_003C & REV_0086
  USB\VID_138A & PID_003C
  
  Don't know if it is also related, but my Standard VGA Graphics Adapter is also having similar problem and cannot start (Code 10):

  PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_6760 & SUBSYS_167D103C & REV_00
  PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_6760 & SUBSYS_167D103C
  PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_6760 & CC_030000
  PCI\VEN_1002 & DEV_6760 & CC_0300
  
  I use Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit).
  
  I saw that I can download the drivers from the HP site, but I'm not really sure which ones do I need to download. Some people recommend that you download the chipset, the audio media and network card drivers for my laptop to try to solve the problem.

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/readIndex?sp4ts.Oid=5060894 & swLangOid = 8 & swEnvOid = 4058

  I can compare the drivers with the names of device in Device Manager, if that's the best way to go about it. I wanted to just a few tips on the best thing to do.
  
  I have some knowledge of the software, but I don't mess with hardware very much, answers in layman's terms would be greatly appreciated!
  
  Thanks for your time. If you need some info on my ProBook, let me know.

  Hello:

  You need these drivers...

  Base system device:

  The media JMicron card reader driver allows the card slot multimedia integrated in the laptop models running a supported operating system.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp60501-61000/sp60769.exe

  Unidentified device:

  This package contains the driver that allows the validity fingerprint sensor in the notebook models that are running a supported operating system. The fingerprint sensor analyzes fingerprints for use with biometric security applications.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp59501-60000/sp59624.exe

  Standard VGA Graphics adapt:

  This package provides the AMD video drivers, driver audio Control Panel and HD for laptops taken in charge who are running a supported operating system.

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp55501-56000/sp55947.exe

• ProBook 4720 s replacement SSD HARD drive

  Hello.

  The hard drive in my ProBook s 4720 died recently and I would like to replace it with an SSD. Some computers are known to have a "white list" incorporated in their bios of the materials they will accept. Before I have to buy the new drive, I would like to know if it will work with my computer.

  the model I have in mind is:

  Samsung 840 TLC base 120 GB (MZ-7TD120BW)

  Than you for your answers.

  It should not be a reason any, that it wouldn't work. I have install third party SATA SSD in HP laptops all the time without any problems.
  
  One caveat with the 4720 s given it is a XP - era system - if you haven't done so already, upgrade to Windows 7. Earlier versions of Windows do not support for SSD TRIM functions, which can lead to the degradation of performance and service life deteriorated as well as potential data security issues when you use SSDS.

• Fast recovery of HP ProBook s 4730 disks

  Where can I get the quick recovery for my 4730 Hp's ProBook s disc? There's no Recovery Manager to create discs.

  Hello:

  If you live in the United States or the Canada, please call and ask for a game.  You will need the model # and # handy series.

  1-800-334-5144

• HP Probook s 4730: Windows 7 Professional downgrade

  Last year, I asked about downgrading Windows 7 Professional to Windows 7 Edition home premium, and the response has been

  This new facility was needed on the Probook 4730 s

  With a lot of delay, I am willing to do, if I have more queatiions.

  I have also a portable 2000 HP, under Windows 7 Home Premium. For this laptop. I bought

  the DVD #1 & #2 recovery system. Also the cation of the app and Driver REcovery DVD. (64 bit for both)

  I can use them to reinstall Win 7 Home premium on the other machine.

  If not, where can I buy the correct operating system

  Concerning

  Al

  Thanks for the quick response. This machine has been flaky (Norton 360 will load but not run and other programs run very slowly at the point of being almost unusable. Since I got this computer from a deceased relative, I'm not sure what it does for her.

  What I do is the backup of the machine and do a full restore back to the original state and from there.

  Concerning

  Al

• HP Probook s 4730: win 8.1 drivers

  Hello!

  I was wondering if a magical Angel of HP want to tell me what I can download the drivers for these two basic system devices?

  I'm working on a HP 4730 s Probook running Windows 8.1 Professional. Please let me know if there are any other details, I would need to provide. Thank you in advance!

  PCI Slot 2 (bus PCI 36, device 0, function 3)

  PCI Slot 2 (bus PCI 36, device 0, function 0)

  BAVTSHelpdesk

  Hello:

  You need this driver...

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=5060894&swItemId=ob_116003_1&swEnvOid=4132#tab1

• HP Probook 4320 s support SSD?

  My laptop HP Probook 4320 s drive Self Test faild, probably, I buy new HARD drive. Can I use an SSD for my laptop?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Yes, you can use SSDS for your laptops. Many of them around now and in theory, that each of them should work but my suggestion please try Crucial, SanDisk, Samsung. I don't know why I can't use Intel and many trials Kingston.

  Kind regards.

• ProBook 430 m2 (NGFF) SSD

  I recently bought a HP probook 430 G1 mobile.

  It came with a standard 500 GB 5400 RPM HARD drive. I want to improve it with an SSD.
  Obviously, I have the standard option of a SSD 2.5 ", but I know that this laptop has an empty slot, which should be a slot m2, according to its manual. Also, I know that one of the options when buying is to buy it with a 120 GB SSD m2.
  If so, I suppose that it is possible to buy a drive for m2.
  However I have a little fear that it won't work. Do guys experience with this notebook with SSD of m2 and can say with certainty that this option works?

  Thank you!

  Not the m2 and the WWAN are different slots. WWAN is a single purpose can only be used for the WAN card.

  The crack, I see in the manual, but without giving explanation lies directly above (towards the screen of) SATA hard drive Bay. If she's not here, it is on the motherboard.

  I'd say having a boot for a mSATA option must mean the m2 slot and it would mean you can use it as main boot drive and still have a regular SATA drive for storage.

• HP Pavilion G6 2231sc: updated HP Pavilion G6 2231sc SSD

  Hello

  so, my drive is probably leaving me as I write, I got a few BSOD in the morning and CHKDSK is now to find tons of bad clusters in all directions.

  So my main question is, my laptop will support an SSD if I buy it?

  Second, I checked the hardware specifications posted here and it does not say very much at the disk - I'm mostly concerned about size or all the other features that the reader must have, so I know what to look for when buying a new drive, SSD or HDD. Does anyone know what or where to get them? Unless the easiest way is to take out the drive and measure...

  Thirdly, my Windows 8.1 license will be preserved even if I install it on a clean hard disk?

  Other clues about replacing the disk hard drive are welcome, I've never done it before (but with the help of this forum, I managed to upgrade my RAM... year correctly).

  Hello

  Your machine uses the standard 750 GB SATA (5400 RPM) for laptops and

  1. Yes, it supports SSD.

  2 special issue of shape and size (physically). Will fit any standard SSD or HARD drive for laptops. Normally the SSD is thinner but sellers will provide plasttic fram rubber to keep them in HARD drive bays (alsi cresws them be held in places).

  3. the key is actually in the BIOS, so in theory, you can install without any problems. But in practice, you can have some small hiccups of Microsoft.

  To remedy this, the best option is to contact HP and order a set of recovery media for your computer. Help you the Maintenance and Service Guide wil.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-G6-notebook-PC-series/5296082/model/5318366/manuals

  Kind regards.

• 4545 s ProBook: update Probook graphics card?

  Is it possible for me to change my graphics card in my laptop. I have a 4545 s HP's Probook.

  I a little late at light reading dying and want to change that. I have 8 GB of RAM. My storage space is 1 terabyte if that helps.

  @WingBro

  Sorry, no video card.

  You need to replace the motherboard.

  (8) motherboard (includes the thermal material replacement)

  For models with 1 GB of memory separate using Windows 7 683598-001

  For models with 1 GB of memory separate using Windows 8 Std 683598-501

  For models with 1 GB of memory separate using Windows 8 Pro 683598-601

  For models with 2 GB of memory separate using Windows 7 683599-001

  For models with 2 GB of memory separate using Windows 8 Std 683599-501

  For models with 2 GB of memory separate using Windows 8 Pro 683599-601

  For models with graphics UMA by using Windows 7 683600-001

  For models with graphics UMA using Windows 8 Std 683600-501

  For models with graphics UMA by using Windows 8 Pro 683600-601

  Your manual here.

  http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/manualsResults/?sp4ts.oid=5229461&spf_p.tpst=psiContentResults&spf_p.prp_psiContentResults=wsrp-navigationalState%3Daction%253Dmanualslist%257Ccontentid%253DService-and-maintenance%257Clang%253Den&javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken

  REO

• HP Pavilion 15-ak085na: updated HP Pavilion 15-ak085na SSD

  Hi, the above model contains a 2 TB HDD, which is reeeeeeally slow.  My old laptop i3 is much faster for most tasks.

  Does anyone know if the motherboard can take an SSD with the 2 TB drive?

  I understand this would nullify the warranty, but it's (hard) makes me crazy.

  Thank you.

  It is being worked on and I think it will be resolved. Your can work, but there is a danger that it will not.

• HP Envy 15-k220nr: updated HP Envy 15-k220nr SSD m2

  Good people of HP support forum,

  I have a portable Envy that came with 1 TB of HARD drive and is now a bit slow for me. I'm looking for in the options of upgrade "regular" SSD for about $150, but that requires me to make a compromise on the storage capacity. I thought to add a SSD M.2 and keep my HARD drive installed, but I don't know if there is slot for m2. Can someone help me?

  Support for my laptop page lists "generic" repair for Envy 17, Envy 15, and even if it adheres to most of the things on my model, "m2 support is optional. Speccy lists available PCI slot but I don't know if that's all.

  Or I have to disassemble the jury to be sure? (not an easy task if you ask me and I already changed the WiFi module myself).

  Thank you guys

  

  I disassembled the laptop completely to add more RAM and have checked there No. M.2 slot. The space is for him next to the RAM slots, there is impression on the jury, but no connector is welded.

  I have to be happy with a hard drive.

• 4730 proBook s: 4730 s Notebook Ethernet driver Windows10

  Since my update for Windows 10 laptop does see the ethernet port. I can't find the driver for Windows 10 on HP website, they only provide the drivers HP Travel HUB and LAN for Windows7 64 bit OS.

  I really want to connect my laptop via cable point of access for much higher speeds in the bottom and the download, then...  Can someone tell me the right drivers/solution?

  Hello:

  Your laptop comes with a Realtek gigabit ethernet card.

  See page 9 of the quickspecs at the link below.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/h20195/v2/getpdf.aspx/c04288440.PDF?ver=25

  In as much as there is no ethernet Realtek card listed at all under this article means there is a strange problem which is going to be difficult to understand.

  It is not the ethernet driver.

  Was the ethernet port working correctly before installing the W10?

  You have the HP Connection Manager software installed before upgrading to W10?

  In the BIOS is the active LAN/WLAN change?

  If changing the LAN/WLAN is enabled, set the parameter to disabled and reboot the PC and see if the ethernet adapter shows.