Upgrade to GTX760 Gigabyte on Envy 810-160

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• Addition of SSD 1 TB HP Envy 810-160

  Computer description:

  HP ENVY Phoenix 810-160

  Product # F3D90AA #ABA

  Card mother MS-7826 (Kaili)

  I7 processor 4770 3.9 Ghz Turbo

  32 GB OF RAM

  Newly installed EVGA GeForce GTX760 FTW

  HHD 1 TB

  Hello:

  I want to replace my current 1 TB of hard drive with an SSD 1 TB.  The specifications of the computer indicate that there is a 16 GB SSD acting as a cache for the current hard drive.  If I replace the current drive with a 1 TB SSD, will only interfere with the 16 GB SSD already installed?

  Thanks for your help,

  Mike in Austin

  If everything remains the same (as long as the parameters go) after the switch, the secondary drive should continue to work as it has been.

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-160: give up WiFi

  I have a HP Envy Phoenix 810-160 that I bought in April of 2014, it came with loaded Windows 8.1.  It has a Broadcom BCM4352HMP 801.11 ac 2 x 2 Wi - Fi adapter.  It maintains abandon the connection. I have install the driver is 6.30.223.170 from 09/06/2013, I tried updating the driver and it says my driver is up to date. When I go to the available networks list my network is listed under the power of the full signal.  It does not connect and says that it can't connect.   I turn on/off the device in Device Manager and reboot, then I get anywhere from two minutes to an hour or two of functionality so that it falls new.

  I'm going through HP and widows forums forums all day looking for a solution.  I followed all the troubleshooting steps I found on the HP and Windows forums, but none were specific to this model PC and a wireless adapter.   The only step I have not tried it replace the adapter.  computer 8 months, I want to buy a new card from the computer.  As it is connected to the internet from the computer, I received, it's only this morning December 26, 2014 that the connection has begun to wane.

  I tried to update the driver, uninstall and reinstall the adapter off the blue tooth adapter, currently if I toggle the device once in a relationship and reboot, I get a time where I stay logged in, but eventually, he abandons the connection again.

  When I turn on the computer the little indicator white wireless on the front of the computer lights up almost instantly.  I see my home network with the power of the full signal and two laptops and my Iphone right next to the computer to connect to the same network with full signal strength.

  Hello:

  This is the latest driver W8.1 I could find... 6.30.223.227

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=CP-139598-1 & CC = US & DLC = in & LC = on & JumpID = reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0002

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810-160: I can't get the sound to work

  I just got the

  HP ENVY Phoenix 810-160 and I can not for the life of me get the sound to work.  I use it with a HP Envy 23 inch monitor which also has audio Beats and a HDMI cable connection.  I went through all the steps on the support page of the monitor and desktop support page.  Any help out there?  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  No, it's going to work, you can not connect computer Office AiO 23 and get a sound of the AiO 23.

  Kind regards.

• HP Envy Phoenix Deskto 810-160: HP Envy 3F6 Office Boot Error at power on

  I have a problem of problem with my desktop HP Envy Phoenix 810-160 to initialize.  1 TB HDD and SSD 16 GB.  Originally Windows 8 and put to update with 10 "free" Windows OS

  Back after a 13-day trip and got the hard drive error (3F0).  UEFI Diagnostics tests all passed several times.  After the passage of parameters of the BIOS back to default settings, error changed to 3F6.

  Whenever I start now, I almost immediately get the blue window Hard Drive Error (3F6). I hit F2 and go to the Diagnostics.  Ignore the coming out by... the computer starts - but very slowly.  Later works perfectly until I stopped him.  Takes a long minutes to finally stop (all lights out).  Computer is 30 months old.

  My 16GB SSD NO appears in Device Manager, but NOT in Solution Explorer.  In Windows 10 disk management, the SanDisk 16 GB SSD presents itself as shown in the red circle icon with an arrow pointing down, 14.9 GB, disk 2, unknown, uninitialized and 14.91 GB unallocated.  I thought it was supposed to be the startup disk 'rapid '.  I'm afraid to "initialize" this SSD lest I could format it and lose what is on it.

  Can you HELP me?  Don't you think that the SSD does not work as it should?  If it's the "Startup disk" How is that windows starts in all?  Uninstall physically the SSD drive would help?

  Thanks in advance, Bill

  Hi @dynaquest1,

  Thanks for the reply.

  Because the operating system is installed on the main hard drive and the PC works well. You can go ahead and install the player mSATA with no configuration is required.

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards

• Want to Phoenix 810-160: USB controller driver

  I need the driver for the USB controller to a Phoenix 810-160 desire. the system motherboard is a worm MS-7826 1.0, the device in the "other devices" section manager said there is no driver installed.  I tried all the usual bugs, uninstall it, restart, update driver etc. nothing works.  Working USB 2.0 ports 3.0 ports do recognize not all devices, but they will slow down load a cell phone when it is connected so that they get the power. Thanks for the help

  Hello, go to http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-envy-phoenix-810-100-desktop-pc-series/5399342/model/6529902

  Download USB Intel under section (sp65142) Chipset host controller driver and install.

  If it does not please post since the Device Manager hardware ID to find the suitable driver for you.

• HP 810-160: support of resolution and power watts question?

  Does the HP 810-160 with beats tour audio power supply Bureau support the 32 HP quad HD monitor with by1440 2560 pixels and the watts of power? Please help if you can thank you and God bless you!

  Patsy, welcome to the forum.

  Here are the specifications of the video card came with the computer:

  Figure: graphics card

• HP ENVY 810-445qe: mSATA in HP ENVY 810qe

  I just bought a HP ENVY 810-445qe with a 16 GB mSATA drive.  How do I know if it works correctly?  The startup time is somewhat less than a minute.

  Hello

  The 16 GB mSATA is a data caching solution and it will be faster compared to using an SSD for the start.

  Data caching with the motherboard in your PC could be performed by a service via hardware or software according to the question if this feature is enabled in the BIOS.  Usually the HP in the past has used a software service with W8 for the caching of data.

  Try some boots and see if the issue changes.  If this isn't the case, then contact HP support. If you are still not satisfied with the boot time then return and exchange the PC within the 21-day return period.  After 21 days, it becomes a warranty issue.

  Your PC has a chipset Z97.  My Z97 PC chipset which is fully configured with several hard drives and SSD boots much faster using an SSD, given all the bells and whistles that are enabled.  However, I can boot from a 7200 HD using Windows 8.1 in about 30 seconds and less than 15 seconds using an SSD.

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-160 Deskto: upgrade Windows 10 recovery disks

  When I bought this PC, I made the recovery discs immediately.  I later upgraded that PC of 8.1 Win Win 10 back when Windows 10 was a free upgrade.  If I have all the important issues in the future that may require a full restore, I prefer NOT having to go back to 8.1 earn and have buy Windows 10 to get back to where I am now.

  Is there a way to 'redo' recovery discs now so that any future recovery back me to Windows 10?

  Thank you!!

  > I prefer NOT having to go back to 8.1 earn and have buy Windows 10 to get back to where I am now.

  Because Windows 10 is installed on your computer, Microsoft has a "fingerprint" of your hardware,

  who gives you the right to re - install Windows 10 without having to buy a product key.

  > Is it possible to 'redo' recovery discs now so that any future recovery back me to Windows 10?

  Yes.  Or, if you have an empty 8GB USB - memory stick, you can write a copy of Windows 10 to it.

  See: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

  for a free download of Windows 10.

  When using this media, click on 'I don't have a product key' and the 'right' will allow you to continue with the installation.

• Upgrade Windows 7 to 8.1 Pro for HP Envy 810 - 145qe (J0X43AAR #ABA)

  I just bought a HP Envy Phoenix 810-145qe which is preinstalled with Windows 7.  Specifically, I bought this system because it was faster than my old desktop processor and I could spend 24 GB memory to 32 gb that I did.

  I went to the HP site and checked if this model has been tested by HP that came back had not been tested with Windows Pro 8.1.  Can someone tell me if I've stuck with Windows 7 on this new machine?  I really need to have Windows Pro 8.1 because I develop e-Learning programs that need to be tested in an environment Windows OS 8.1. Please notify.

  Hello

  I don't see a problem with the installation of Windows Pro 8.1 on the 810-145 envy.  HP has released drivers for Windows 8.1. There is little difference between Windows 8.1 and Windows Pro 8.1.

  1. Check with the manufacturers of your application to make sure that you don't have a problem with Windows 8.1
  2. Run Microsoft Windows 8 upgrade assistant
  3. Don't forget to create the external HP recovery media.
  4. Back up your data and also download drivers HP Windows 8.1 posted on external media.
  5. Buy licensed Windows 8.1 and download Microsoft support.  The Microsoft download process will allow you to create a bootable USB flash drive or an optical medium.  I would recommend that you download the ISO support and then create the desired boot media.
  6. Follow these instructions from Microsoftto install Windows 8.1.

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 370st: upgrading Ram for my HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 370st

  I have 16GB in my HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 370st, with room for another 16.

  I've been looking for affordable options to upgrade, but does not know how much pine should I get?

  It seems that the most common options are 240 and 204... or was a Dyslexic? Is there such a thing as 204?

  I need to know EXACTLY what kind of RAM works for my computer. Thanks to you all.

  Hello

  The modules are 240 pins

  Specifications of the motherboard, IPIWB-PB (Pittsburgh2) | HP® Support
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-envy-Phoenix-810-300-desktop-PC-series/7161705/model/7276717/document/c03605561/

  • The four-channel memory architecture

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-160: hard drive crash?

  Hello

  My desktop computer has been acting lately. Before start time allows to be very fast, but now is the time to start take much more time. Then when I want to start the computer, it looks like not detected media presence and try to start on the network. I looked online and saw that a solution to this was to rearrange the order of startup, so I made sure that windows boot Manager was the first and followed the online instructions to disable startup by network. Now when I try to start, I get a screen that says don't: no operating system installed on the hard disk. I then ran a test drive that has no hard drive. Then I restarted the test and drive past. So my best option to replace the hard drive? In this case it is the disc ssd of 16 GB to be replaced or the 1 TB hard drive?

  Thanks for your help

  @New_Guy1, welcome to the forum.

  It would be your primary hard drive (HDD) that needs to be replaced.  The SSD is simply used as a cache for the HARD drive.  You should consider to replace the HDD with a SSD.  The increase in performance is amazing.

  I have a HP 860-170vr Gaming ready desktop computer.  It came with a HARD drive installed.  When first started, I couldn't believe how slow it started.  I installed a Samsung EVO 840 500 GB SSD, I had bought earlier.  It made a world of difference.  If you buy a HARD drive, it should be the same size or larger than the one replaced.  This is to ensure that the Recovery media will work.

  If you decide to go with a SSD I suggest Samsung.  They seem to work best with the HP BIOS.  I'll be happy to tell you the best way to install it.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-160: graphics card update

  Course record:

  POWER SUPPLY:

  Inside 600 Watt (100V-240V)

  Hello

  first of all, I must say that your pc, fortunately, supports UEFI so that this card should not be a problem

  However for the card to work or to initialize with the pc, you need to maybe disable secure boot and go to the support of legacy. (this is what you need to know about what you heard on legacy mode)

  If I can guide you through this, for details and graphics during this visit the hp support page on the bios settings

  as for the question of the guarantee... If you are still IN the warranty period, opening manually to the top of the Cabinet would mean breaking the seal at the bottom of the pc... only the limited warranty of hp then apply... spend your license information and warranty before doing this...

  come to the 'best' part... it is an adjective and depends on your perception of and how much you can spend in the pursuit of it...

  a solution of 2 gtx in sli/crossfire mode 970 would be as powerful, if not a little more of the x... purpose of titan that would need a power 750 w... once again, the 980 is better that the 970 by a large margin, but nearly twice the price... a 600w will be enough for either, although

  hope that answers your questions

• Graphics upgrade to HP ENVY 810-109 Phoenix map

  Hello

  So I'm kinda a noob full when it comes to what whether computer associated, so I was hoping that someone could inform me on whether or not to buy a new graphics card and install it would be possible based on the specs of my computer.

  My specs are in this link: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c04119478

  And the graphics card, im looking to buy is this one: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487028

  If you can also explain what it is, I'm looking in order to tell if a graphics card may or may not be installed in my PC (just for future reference so I know what to look for) would be great

  Thank you

  I'm not sure what the first answer talking about.  Computer parts are completely standardized, and (of course) allows you to determine if the parts are compatible.

  The motherboard of your computer's MS-7826 (Kaili).  It has a 16 x PCI-e 3.0 housing.  That's exactly what the card needs.  It then comes to know if you have enough power to run it.

  The card says that he needs to "power supply of 400 watts or more with a minimum of 20 amps on the + 12 rail v.  Your diet is a diet of 600 watts with 2 "PCI-E power connectors (for high-end graphics cards)."

  That's all you need.  If you're still not sure about that, order gold Amazon.  You will be able to return the card, if this does not work, and there is no shipping cost.  The only thing left is to know if the card physically fits.  Just measure.

  Also, remember that the computer you bought is a high-end computer intended to be ugraded.  Do not trust people saying that you could not switch from a scalable computer, especially when they base their reasoning on the possibilities at a distance without explaining further.

• 810-160 Phoenix envy: envy phoenix 810-160: try to install Win10 after BSOD and format; drivers not found

  A few weeks ago, I got the BSOD and could only reformat without saving. After a data recovery service ravaged my hard drive, I bought a new drive. My recovery disk is not found (my guess is the woman she pitched in one of his fits of cleaning). Of course, I have to re - install the operating system and bought Win10 home.

  I plugged the USB and started the installation, but now get a message that no driver device were found. It is a pain, but it makes sense. Went to the website of HP drivers on your laptop and downloaded all the drivers, it produces for my specific model.

  Where I'm stuck:

  I have a pop up that says "Windows Setup" and "Select the driver to install", with a window not populated. I plugged my USB key containing the drivers and found him - USB key (H.) I chose this drive and the folder where I placed the drivers. Click OK and I get the message "no device driver has been found. Make sure that the installation media contains the correct drivers, and then click OK. »

  If I have the drivers provided by HP and they are not recognized, how do I proceed?

  Hello:

  Make sure that you dΘmarrez from a USB 2 port.

  You will not be able to install Windows from a port USB3.

  If you have the W10 installation media in a USB 2 port, windows can you are looking for the sata controller driver, so see if it works...

  Download the drivers from this link below (first or second listed file - 1 file listed (64-bit).

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/25165/Intel-rapid-storage-technology-Intel-RST-RAID-driver

  Extract (copy) the files on a USB FlashDrive without all records.

  With the flash player and the installation media W10 plugged into the machine, boot from the W10 installation media.

  After selecting the install now option, select the training - Advanced menu, Options and select the option load a driver.

  You should now see the storage driver files listed.

  If you check the box, it only includes the compatible driver.

  Follow the prompts and I hope, W10 will install.