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  I upgraded my card mother cpu ram and hard drive. I reinstalled windows xp home edition has got all of the updates. After 9 latest updates download and installtion was going well until I rebooted the computer and go to page window showing all the icons that I get a blue screen and the computer restarts its self and does not stop. How can this be corrected?

  Hi KevinRy,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  Unplug all external devices.

  Try to start in safe mode. If you can start in safe mode, and then do a system restore to restore the computer to an earlier point in time.

  Change the recovery settings to disable automatic reboot, if you are able to boot up to the desktop computer:

  1.	Right-click my computerand then click Properties.
  2.	Click the Advanced tab.
  3.	Under Startup and recovery, click settings to open the Startup and recovery dialog box.
  4.	Clear the automatically restart check box, and then click OK many times necessary.
  5.	Restart your computer so that the settings take effect.

  Now, when you are going to close and a fatal error occurs, you will see at least and it won't cause an automatic restart.

  Please reply back with the error message you get because it helps us to resolve the error.

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• CQ60 419wm: upgrade the card mother CQ60-419wm

  Hello, new to the site. Quite inexperienced with laptops as well. But I managed to do the RAM that follows - updated (2x4gb), upgrade hdd to ssd and put at level 42 sempron processor to the zx-84(updated bios) Turion. All work fine, but I have a question or two if someone has the time and knowledge please answer...
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  I understand, sometimes it's really hard the project without detailed each party images

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• I upgraded my card mother asrock

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• H8-1223: card mother HP Angélique Label of ports and diagram

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• Pavilion A4316F Desktop with M2N78-(Violet6) card mother CPU Upgrade

  I looked at the HP Site before making the CPU to upgrade to purchase (http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01925562) my office.  I bought an AMD Phenom II x 4 processor clocked at 3.4 Ghz.  When I installed the CPU and try to start, I have a unknown, computer processor stop error.  From what I can tell on the HP site, this processor should work with this motherboard.  Any suggestions?

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• 23 envy d027c All In One with the card mother Lavaca3-SB IPISB - NK. How to upgrade the video card?

  I have a HP Envy 23 d027c All In One with the card mother Lavaca3-SB (pegatron) IPISB-NK.  It has a PCI slot available for upgrade of the video.  I want to do this.  I intend to use the pc for video processing and maybe a few games.

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  The PCIe MXM slot is for HP install graphics cards in some models CTO (configure-to-order). Without the card installed when you purchased the computer, there the fan and radiator bad sets. You will need to buy a graphics card and the heatsink / fan of HP to try to upgrade the GPU in your computer. There is an extensive disassembly involved in this procedure. All-in-One computers have much more in common with laptops than they do with traditional desktop computers.

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• the upgrade card mother DM3-Pavilion

  Hello

  My 4 year Pavilion dm3, recently died on me. It's a little elegant machine, I wanted to wear around and who was always OK for occasional daily tasks. For these reasons and others, I would at least try to replace the defective motherboard and revive.

  The model I bought is a dm3-1003tx exotic model (bought in Thailand, especially with a keyboard QWERTY/thai), with Intel SU7300 and discrete nVidia GeForce G 105 M graphics chip.

  Given that the original motherboard is not easy to find (PN 584079-001, only a couple of bids on ebay of the Japan), can someone tell me:

  -If it's OK to replace it with an another based SU7300 of motherboard (can be with or without the nvidia chip - I really don't need it).

  -or even better upgrade to a motherboard of SP9300 based to get a performance gain? If so, should I expect any change (it looks that the consumption of energy and the frequency of the buses are higher with the SP9300 then maybe RAM...?)

  Is there any tool available around compatible HP part numbers?

  Thank you

  No, there is not a matrix of cross, useful reference because it would be. I think that HP is simply too many different models and parts for someone to keep track of it all. HP Service is inspired by replacement with the same part number so their internal service people wouldn't even have much use for such a thing, just us end users.

  Motherboards have the processor soldered to the and there is only a single part number for the fan/radiator Intel stated so I would say that if you replace your motherboard with it:

  580663 001

  with the SP9300, you'll be able to reuse your fan/radiator. In the case where you don't have it here is the repair:

  Manual

  All models use the DDR2-800 memory and accept up to 8 GB. Different motherboards all seem to have the same ports and such and will have the same anchor points. You could even theoretically install a card mother AMD-based, but this would require to reinstall an operating system, and I wouldn't trade an Intel processor for an AMD processor in any case unless AMD have been much cheaper. A Committee from AMD would also require a different radiator, however.

  You can buy the SP9300 motherboard for $45 shipped on eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/580663-001-HP-Compaq-motherboard-Pavilion-dm3-Intel-laptop-W-SP9300-CPU-581467-0-/400445142883?PT=motherboards&hash=item5d3c63f763

  The same seller also has the SU7300 for a few dollars less:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/584078-001-HP-dm3-1000-laptop-motherboard-w-Intel-SU7300-1-3GHz-CPU-/400600978029?PT=motherboards&hash=item5d45add26d

  I bought a little of this seller and it looks like they have a lot of them on the spot so must have dismantled a certain dm3s. Maybe if you call them they can steer you in a way or another based on real practical experience. I confess that I have the opportunity to work on this exact model.

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• Compaq CQ58-260SA: upgrade the processor on a card mother HP1858

  I'm looking to upgrade the current CPU Intel Celeron B830 since my laptop Compaq CQ58-260SA.

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  I searched high and low online to see what the replacement of CPU max/implementation to date for this motherboard

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  Hello

  The motherboard has Intel HM70 Express chipset only supports Celerorn or Pentium processors.

  Specifications of product PC portable Compaq CQ58-260SA | HP® Support
  http://support.HP.com/ph-en/document/c03501719

  The mobile Chipset Intel® HM70 Express family chipset series Intel® 7, providing integrated USB 3.0 on a single chip - Intel® microarchitecture (code named Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge) and supports the Pentium® and Celeron® processors. The Chipset Intel HM70 provides:

  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/chipsets/value-chipsets/mobile-chipset-HM70.html

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• Upgrade of Ram card mother 8700 XPS

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  I got contradictory information service to Dell customers on the amount of ram, the card mother the regular XPS 8700 supports. When I bought, but have read on the forum that it is only 16 GB, I said 32 GB of Dell.

  Can someone confirm please the amount of ram, the card mother the regular XPS 8700 can handle? Please, I beg you.

  Hi chrisyackulic,

  Dell XPS 8700 has 4 x 240 pin slots DDR3L/DDR3 SDRAM supporting the Dual Channel DDR3L SDRAM up to 1600 MHz. The XPS 8700 supports a maximum of 32 GB of system memory. If you install DDR3L, all other modules should be DDR3L (1.5 V) only.

• Replacement card mother Qosmio G10

  After replacing the card mother a Qosmio G10-120 original Win Xp MCE with the official update (FC43S1 A5A001749010 P000454980 jury), some problems have arisen:

  1. second HARD drive internal no more seen.
  2. all buttons stop "standby/disable rebooting the computer" do not completely take effect (office closed way unexpected but manual power button continues to show the color blue and portable remains active).
  3. always on cooling fan.

  Upgrade the motherboard consisted of:

  1. creation of new channels DMI Council (in particular "Model name" field was set to "Qosmio G10").
  2. loading the CD-ROM TCN0000006 official update tool.
  3. no recovery BIOS or EC/KBC.

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  I m wondering how you did update the information in the DMI?
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  I googled for the motherboard part number, you have deposited in your original thread, and it seems that this motherboard has been developed the Qosmio F15 series.
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• Satellite in a series - error: conflict of resources - PCI on the card mother BUS: 09

  What started it stops early on with the error:
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  I use Windows 8 at the moment, but it seems not so stable. Above mentioned mistakes occurred that after awhile, I upgraded to W8.

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• HP P6 2120t: possible cards for the card mother Pegatron IPISB-CU on a computer of 2120t HP P6

  So, I'm looking to upgrade my graphics recently. Over the months, I've been looking around and find out a lot about how work cards graphics, and I need to find one. However, what I don't know much about is the compatibility of graphics cards with card mother Pegatron IPISB-CU. I checked and I'm running on FRIEND 7.19 BIOS update 02/04/2012. It seems that I need to look for graphics cards that can work with "Legacy" BIOS. However, it's not not clear that even if I bought one it would work. I was hoping so to ask HP and the community if there was in fact a strong graphics card that would be 100% some works with my motherboard/BIOS card.

  To archive the many discussions of forums, it seems the MSI 750ti ( http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127783 & cm_re=msi_750-_-14-127-783-_-Product ) is my best bet because it is said to have a switch making it compatible Legacy Boot. However, read the description of the product, I have not found this mentioned in the features. What scares me.

  If someone could shed some light on what I'm working with. I would be extremely grateful. I'm ready for the possibility that there is no viable option other than buying a new motherboard and the OS, but if I can get away with upgrading my current system I would be very grateful.

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  At the company MSI Web page in the master record for this MSI cardunfortunately didn't even State if power 6-pin PCIe connectors are needed. Also, it does not specify that there a dual BIOS or the old BIOS support. I wouldn't consider this one for your motherboard.

  You may need to upgrade the PSU as your installed PSU doesn't have 6 - pin PCIe connectors with power cable to power the card video update.

  EVGA and Gigabyte are also PCIe x 16 graphics cards with dual BIOS allowing a choice of inheritance or the EFI.

  Cards with BIOS double EVGA

  http://www.EVGA.com/articles/00767/

  I'd take a peek at the r7 of Sapphire Radeon 260 and higher and r9 in the 300 series Radeon cards. In fact, they have a physical switch on the map.

  Sapphire video card specifications

  http://www.sapphiretech.com/catapage_pd.asp?cataid=271 & lang = eng

  What is 100% certainty in the work with your motherboard, you upgrade a ready to use PC or a system as you put as well as components custom, studied and chosen by yourself.

  I suggest you buy your video card with your credit card. If this does not work with your motherboard you can return. Which takes an element of risk fomr away the attempt.

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  Computer a6403w and Napa-GL8E pages care about motherboard;

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  Based on this information, the Pentium D 945 only is not supported on this platform. Referring to your "multiple posts reading" on quad-core Core 2 on the Napa, the information relates mainly to non - OEM versions (read no HP) of the Board of Directors. Sumsolstice mentions the internal docs showing micocode updated but does not purely and simply that it will work. The best processor would probably be the Core 2 Duo (Wolfsdale) E8xxx series.

  Frank

• 8200 elite format microtour, need of care technique for card mother/PSU

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  0J REV

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  This time, do not forget and give identifying information more accurate than you did in this post. In the image below, you will see how what gave you as a product identifier can be confusing.