USB 3.0 upgrade for Pavilion dv6t-2000?

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• Driver Bluetooth for Pavilion DV6T-2000 CTO

  I have recently installed the bluetooth module, part number 537921-001, on a Pavilion DV6T-2000, and I can not find the device driver.  It is not automatically install in Windows 8 x 64 and I do not see those who have been made available for Windows 7 x 64 on the support page.

  I also tried to use drivermax and slimdrivers hoping to find it but still no luck.  The device appears in the device as an unknown device manager, but it upward in the BIOS as a device in the System Info screen.

  Hi Abg3,

  I understand that the Bluetooth is not installed on your HP Pavilion DV6T-2000 and Windows 8. Windows should pull in the correct driver for the device. I would go into Device Manager and uninstall, then restart the computer with the device in. Here is a link to the drivers.

  https://h10145.www1.HP.com/downloads/DownloadSoftware.aspx?SoftwareReleaseUId=6710&ProductNumber=JG090A&lang=en, en & cc = us, we & prodSeriesId = 4182730 & SerialNumber = & PurchaseDate =

  Please let me know how it goes.

  Thank you.

• HP Pavilion Dv6t 2000 CTO-two unknown device

  Hi all

  My laptop is HP pavilion Dv6t 2000 CTO, product no.: NQ615AV, run the Windows 7 64-bit operating system.

  It has two unknown device:

  1. PCI Express Root Complex
  2. Intel PM55 Express Chipset LPC Interface Controller - 3B 03

  Driver status: code 28.

  I haved installed driver: audio, graphics, Player cards, chipset (sp45629), quick launch.

  Please help me!

  Thank you very much.

  The Unit came with Windows 7, or is it upgraded to Windows 7? If you upgrade, what was a facility on the spot or own?
  It was like that out of the box, or was it a recent development? Nothing changed at all before that? It is strange for drivers just disappear.

  Have you tried to use the automatic update of the Intel driver? If not, go here and select it. It must analyze and find the drivers for the listed products that both are involved with the motherboard and chipset.

• Upgrading RAM for Pavilion dv6t - 3000 CTO Select Edition Entertainment Notebook

  Model Pavilion dv6t - 3000 CTO Select Edition, Prod #VXO69AV, Intel Core i5 - 450 M (2.4 GHz with 3 MB L3 Cache) with Turbo Boost up to 2.66 GHz, 160 GB Solid State Drive Flash Module, 1 GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 switchable graphics, Windows 7 Ultimate. I currently have the original 6 GB of ram that came on the HP laptop, which includes a stick of 4 GB and 2 GB key.

  I want to spend the maximum amount of ram and the ram for maximum performance (speed). Analysis of Crucial.com says I have 6 GB of ram and the maximum ram is 8 GB. He also says that I can buy one (or two) 4 GB DDR3 PC3-12800. CL = 11.    NON ECC unbuffered.     DDR3-1600.   1.35v. here is the link for the crucial scan and recommendations:

  http://www.crucial.com/ProductDisplay?displayCompatibleLogo=1&urlRequestType=base&catalogId=10151&PR...

  Here is a link below for my maintenance SE dv6t and Service Guide, with memory on page 70. The service guide references DDR3 PC3-10600 clocked at 1333 MHz.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02657339.PDF

  Issues related to the:

  The Crucial scan seems to direct me to the memory of better and faster that is listed in the Service Guide. My laptop took advantage of this Crucial memory to operate at faster speeds than the memory, I have now? What latency (CL) cases? I saw sticks to new Egg with CL = 9 instead of this Crucial CL = 11. CL is important? What I have to buy two Crucial 4 GB sticks or I can I keep my original 4 GB stick and add a Crucial 4 GB stick for my 8GB? Is Crucial memory memory low density -something I've read elsewhere that I need? FWIW, a diagnostic analysis of Norton said that my current memory is syncing to 1067 ns.

  I have also these two links below for key USB PNY to a Best Buy nearby. The first stick of memory PNY seems to correspond to the Crucial memory card. Is - this low density memory PNY memory? And yet once, can I buy a single stick of 4 GB and add to my current 4 GB stick? This 4 GB PNY stick below which seems to fit the profile of Crucial scan is what I would buy if he tell you it's compatible, because I can buy it at a Best Buy near and easily return it if it does not work:

  http://www.BestBuy.com/site/PNY-1-x-4GB-DDR3-low-voltage-notebook-memory/5745153.p?ID=1219153729590&...

  And here is the link to a second best buy PNY 4 GB stick whose plug appear to be closest to the Service of Guide specifications, but this stick may not be low voltage and it has less maximum MHz:

  http://www.BestBuy.com/site/PNY-4GB-DDR3-SDRAM-memory-module/3779273.p?ID=1218431615147&skuId=377927...

  Thank you for your help and your recommendations!

  Hello.  I'll answer my own questions in the last post above.  Fortunately, HP expert Paul Tikanen resolved my questions in a thread with the following response.  Thank you, Mr. Tikkanen!

  "The faster the memory will run in your laptop is at 1066 Mhz, which is the speed of the FSB of the i5 - 450 M.

  processor.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/49022/Intel-Core-i5-450M-processor-3M-cache-2_40-GHz?q=%20i5-450M

  So, my recommendation would be for you to buy a module of memory 4 GB DDR3 PC3 - 10600 (1333 MHz).

  Thus, even the 1333 MHz chip will only work at 1066 MHz.

  I had a lot of success with this configuration of brand and the memory chip.

  Regardless of the brand you download, make sure he's 8 the little black chips of memory on each side of the Board, not 4.

  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231341 ".

• upgrade HP Pavilion dv6t - b 6, 00

  Hi all

  Honestly, I have very little knowledge on the computer, so please excuse me if my questions may sound stupid to you.  I am looking for a laptop for the end of the game, and decided instead to buy a new, hopefully update my only current.

  I want to improve my HP Pavilion dv6t - b 6, 00 in terms of memory, hard drive and even CPU processor and graphics (if possible).

  I have read the manual in PDF and have led to several questions.

  1. He is described in the manual that I can improve my memory from 4 GB to 8 GB. But when I opened the top of the laptop, it seems to me that there are 2 slots for memory bars. Does this mean that I can spend a total of 16 GB of memory (2 x 8 GB)? And what type of memory who adapt and increase the performance of my machine?

  2. on the hard drives, I currently have the HTSS547575A9E384 from manufacturing with 750 GB, 5400 RPM Hitachi. I wonder can I replace it with a hybrid drive SSD or a SCSI one or at least a 7200 RPM with top cover? Which do you think it would be a better option for me?

  3. the graphics card I have currently is the Radeon (TM) HD 6490 M, and I would be upgraded to a Nvidia one.  It does not show on the manual how to remove and replace the graphics card. Can you please let me know to replace and what kind of options do I have?

  4. I would also like to upgrade the card on my laptop wireless in the hope of improving connectivity. I currently have an Intel Centrino Wireless - N 1030 (model: 11230BNHMW) installed on my laptop. Can I replace it with an Intel Dual Band wireless-N or AC one? On the market at the moment there is a card wireless with bluetooth module as well, so if I install one of them, it would affect my bluetooth connectivity?

  5. Finally, on the processor CPU, my laptop has the Intel Core i7-2670QM. If I want to update, should I replace the motherboard and graphics card also? Can you please show me what choice do I have?

  I really appreciate your time and your help.

  Better compliance

  Deryck Ng

  1 memory. You have the Intel version so the maximum is 16 GB (2 x 8) and your laptop uses DDR3-1333 and this type will work:

  http://www.Amazon.com/634091-001-parts-quick-notebooks-PC3-10600-1333MHz/DP/B008I6LNZY

  4 concerts for 16 concerts will be a major upgrade according to what you are doing. 8 concerts would probably be a lot and much less expensive that you just add a 4 GB module. For the money by adding a second module of 4 gig is your best update you will get a double benefit of total RAM increased and a two-channel operation, transfers of memory are perhaps 8 to 10% faster.

  2 disc. Yes, the drive 5400 RPM holding back you. You can not install a disk scsi hard. Your interface is SATA. You can install a mechanical drive of 7200 RPM, a hybrid car or a full disk solid state, one of which would be a big improvement, the SSD improved considerable, but at a cost. Post back with your budget and we can give you the best options.

  3. no update video card is possible. This is why the manual does not because there is no such thing. It's a chip welded directly into the motherboard.

  4. wireless. HP seriously limits the wireless options, but there is a Centrino Advanced-N 6230 option that is a map of 2.4 or 5 ghz "N". See Page 59. You buy exactly the card HP with a part number of HP.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Intel-Centrino-advanced-N-6230-abgn-WiFi-Bluetooth-3-0-wireless-card-/171367189306?PT=US_Internal_Network_Cards&hash=item27e647cb3a

  5 CPU. It is the strongest and best you can install.  Intel® Core® i7-2860QM 2.50 GHz (turbo SC until)
  3,60 GHz) processor (FSB 1600 MHz, 8, 0 - MB L3 cache, dual core, 45 W). Frankly, not worth the significant expense and difficult. The CPU you can already be very capable.

  None of the improvements that I suggest will turn your laptop into a game machine. If that's your goal, sell your laptop and apply the product with something that has the features you need.

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• Upgrade HP Pavilion DV6T-6100 processor

  I currently have a HP Pavilion DV6T-6100 with the 2GB Radeon switchable graphics card and an i7-2630QM processor. I watched the maintenance manual and the best processor I can update is the i7-2820QM. When I bought this machine, there was only the 2nd gen available i7s.

  Would it not possible to upgrade for a 3rd gen i7 processor? Specifically, the i7-3820QM? They have the same power of dissipation, and it would be much faster than if I switch to just the i7-2820QM.

  No, I'm not 100% certain, but certain to 99%.

  More 3rd generation processors require Intel 7 as the 3820 series chipset.

  Your a Intel 6 series chipset.

  There is no revision of BIOS listed on the support page and the driver of your laptop that adds support for any Intel 3rd generation of processor.

  You can also read the info on the link below which lists the supported processors with the chipset of your notebook can operate.

  Now, this list seems very important to me, and the BIOS of your laptop would have to have all the firmware for the processors listed, which I doubt, he does.

  In any case, you won't see the i7-3820QM among the long list of processors, they say, are supported in the HM65 chipset.

  HP decides which processors will work in what specifications and built the BIOS accordingly.

  http://www.CPU-upgrade.com/MB-Intel _ (chipsets) HM65_Express.html

  To be sure, I'd install only one of the supported processors listed in the service manual for your model.

  The only time where I go against that advice is if a BIOS update adds support for the latest processors are not not in the service manual, and it lists the new processors that will be supported by the update.

• WPA2 and WPA2 enterprise for Pavilion dv6t-3000 does not connect

  We have a WPA2 Enterprise network running on a Cisco Wireless Lan Controller.  The controller is 4400 series and the Aironets are 1130 G Series.  The problem is that this brand new computer not connect to this network from time to time and when it connects it times out.  This works for all Mac and PC computers.  What should I do for this HP pavilion dv6t 3000 to make it work on our network?

  Other information: the networks that aren't encrypted work very well.

  Intel(r) Wifi Link 1000 - Wifi card

  Thanks to another message board. The answer was.

  The second connection to the wifi card has not been set.  Open Bay for the wifi card and just reconnected the wireless card connectors.

• Resolution of the webcam for laptop Pavilion dv6T-2000

  How to discover the resolution of the webcam that came with my laptop? I'm not too satisfied with the image and suspect that it is because of the low resolution.

  Hello cookwie,

  I see that you have a problem with the resolution of your webcam, is - this exact?

  I looked at your product information and I found this link . The link is on webcam troubleshooting on your computer model. The link includes a section on the quality of the image. I think that this may be beneficial to you.

  Let me know it it helps.

• Pavilion a6330f: upgrades for Pavilion a6330f

  I am brand new to the site and just want to say thank you in advance. I joined this site because I saw how effectively and intelligently others questions have been answered. I have a HP, so I thought I'd come for professionals.

  My Pavilion is trying to become a horse to work full time, so the reliability is an obvious necessity. I'm looking to upgrade the RAM, processor, POWER supply and install a new real graphics card. I'll start by saying that I am really a rookie at all this stuff, but I know how to use wikis. So if you tell me something that you feel needs a little more explanation and it doesn't bother me type, I'd love to read, but I agree with having to do a little research on my end. If there is something that I absolutely do not understand, I will trouble someone for an answer.

  Just to be clear, I'm not someone who thinks that it is as easy as soldering the things that I bought on Amazon. I do not have to install it myself. I already have a local line guy who built and repair of PCs and laptops for a living. It is a professional installation, I don't want to appear with the bad stuff and he said that they do not work together. That's why I'm here.

  I am a 3D artist and a budding game developer. I'm strictly working on short films of animation right now while I teach myself coding. With the set-up (stock) current, it'll take me about 30 + hours to render a minute of animation of poor quality, and it's in a scene of very low poly count. I can't work when it is rendered, in the oven, or whatever it is that is demanding of the CPU. I use the mixer, and it built in feature that taps into your GPU, significantly improved travel times. Thus, the hunt begins.

  I don't know you guys can look upwards faster card I need to type, I don't know what need the list anyway. I'm typing this from my laptop so I won't have to start from now the office. Yes, for now I

  3 GB of RAM,

  Processor 2.8 GHz Dual-core Anthon AMD 64 X 2 5600 +.

  power supply 300W

  and the Nvidia GeForce 6150 SE

  I think that it is an integrated graphics card and Blender does not recognize as a separate GPU it can tap into. This PC specs say DDR2 everwhere, so I guess that if a DDR3 graphics card upgrade, I have update the motherboard too. I would like to know if what I just said was stupid, because I felt silly to say that it. I also see things like types of socket AM3 and fm2, so I don't want to get incompatible parts in this regard. The flag says there's an AM2, so I guess I get a processor with this type of socket if I'll stick with the card mother stock.

  I would like to know what parts of the construction can be done first, if it is possible to 'level up' over time. Or if I should go all in at the same time.  It's the difference between having to ask my brother to borrow money. What I would like:

  Processor AMD FX-6300 6-Core Black Edition

  MSI ATX DDR3 2133 970 GAMES motherboard

  power supply 400W (let me know if it's enough)

  EVGA GeForce GT 740 (1st choice), the Inno3D GeForce GT 730 or similar card. HDMI (a must)

  All necessary cooling or other upgrades to ensure reliability.

  As I said, I am a rookie with this stuff. If anyone knows of better build for less, or if I don't have a motherboard upgrade, let me know. With this MSI motherboad I can improve ram over time, but with the above material and the addition of a 4 GB stick, I'm looking at roughly $400 for parts. The operating system is promoted to the 8.1 Windows if this is going to be a problem, let me know. Thanks again in advance.

  The following assessment of your existing computer to a6330f:

  (1) Vista OS should stop Microsogt support end April 2017

  (2) Vista 32 bit OS. Card mother Max RAm is 4 sticks of 1 GB each.  Your have installed 3. Adding another won't altogether give you 3.5 GB. (Artitecture problem).   Not any major help.

  (3) adding an EVGA GTX550ti or GTX660 graphics card would be very useful.  You can google them.

  (4) the graphics card needs a new power supply.  You will need a quality 500W PSU. (Corsair).

• Pavilion g6-2006ax: SSD upgrade for Pavilion g6-2006ax

  I want to upgrade an HDD to SSD, is it possible with my cell phone and if yes what SSD would be compatible? Is there a reading / writing speed limit to consider etc.?

  Here is the link to the my notebooks specifications

  I have searched google using many different sentences but have not been able to get confirmation of this, the best that I found was a manual under the user guides for the g6-2006ax on the site of HP, HP Pavilion Notebook PC Maintenance and Service Guide g6 as HARD a drive Bay labels ' Solid State drive (SSD) / disk hard bay " (page 25) , but when I continue to read about it does list that the various Intel CPU (page 31) while my laptop has a processor AMD A6 - 4400 M, when I read further down the list to the hard drives it list only various HARD drives without mention of SSD (page 32) thanks to the dating. PDF except in the labelling of the Bay of HARD drive so that left me very uncertain and confused.

  If someone could shed some light on this for me it would be greatly appreciated

  Here's the real manual for your laptop:

  Manual

  Just ignore the replacement memory here:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=yYbeBffNjyg

  You can simply replace the mechanical hard drive with a 2.5 inches wide and 7 or 9.5 mm thick SSD SATA laptop computer. Don't worry about transfer speeds. The most recent, more rapid will be to downclock your speed of the SATA bus. It will be always lightning fast compared to what you have. Best SSD on the market is a Samsung 850 Evo. That's what I have in my own laptop.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=9SIA4P02T78963&cm_re=850_evo-_-20-147-373-_-product

  You have no need to worry about BIOS settings or anything. Just treat the SSD as a hard drive. If you get an SSD that is large enough, we can help you just clone the old disk to the SSD or we can walk you through several ways to get an operating system, drivers and programs on the SSD drive.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• USB 3.0 driver for Pavilion 20-a210d with Windows 7

  We just bought a HP Pavilion 20-a210d All in one desktop pc, with windows 7 installation usb 3.0 not detected. Please help to get the drivers for my new desktop pc. Thank you.

  Hello

  Please use the following driver:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?cc=us&LC=en&softwareitem=CP-108667-1

  Kind regards.

• Windows 7 Upgrade for Pavilion dv6500 CTO Entertainment Notebook - "Keyboard Filter"?

  Upgrade Vista SP2 Home Premium to Win 7 Home Premium on my laptop HP Pavilion dv6500 Entertainment CTO. (Curiously, the tag indicates p/n RM098AV, while the Info Help & Support from HP system and detection online tool give it as RL675AV). Phase of the upgrade compatibility objected to the pilot of buttons to quick launch, but after several updates to the driver (Device Manager show is now the 4.20.9.00 version), the Win 7 Upgrade software seems to have accepted the it. Now, upgrade keeps the process were reluctant about the "Keyboard Filter" driver. Please help, and if a replacement driver is necessary, detailed instructions for the installation and the removal would be very appreciated!

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  There are two types of notifications of compatibility in the compatibility check update Win7 - "HardBlock" and "SoftBlock".

  "HardBlock" - SW MUST be uninstalled before upgrade can continue (or actions that must be taken-as a reboot in some cases). The only option is to cancel the upgrade and take the necessary measures

  "SoftBlock" - SW which might have problems after upgrading and which could be recommended to uninstall. You can continue the upgrade process, even if you have these notifications without no action (the report will be placed on the desktop for once you have upgraded to Win7 you can always use it as a reference for other actions that you might want to take if necessary)

  The "Keyboard Filter" notification is a "SoftBlock" - you can continue the update even if you get this message. In the specific case of the "keyboard" filter (i.e. the pilot button quick launch) - he will be in fact automatically deleted during the upgrade process.

  Once your Win7 upgrade has completed, you can reinstall the quick launch buttons driver.

• Pavilion 550-279na: GPU and PSU upgrade for Pavilion 550-279

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion 550-279na. While it fits most of my needs, I enjoy the occasional game and found that the GPU that is it came with, the Radeon R5 330 does not offer enough "oomph".

  http://support.HP.com/GB-en/document/c04949172

  I had a quick glance and think that the Nvidia GTX 750ti would probably answer my needs.

  Don't you think that this card would fit in my PC?

  Also, I guess 180W POWER supply that it came with is not sufficient to run a faster GPU, you have any recommendations on the size or model that would suit the Pavilion.

  My apologies if these are very secular issues, my knowledge of material isn't at the height!

  Thanks for any help.

  Charlie

  Greetings,

  Your PC has the correct UEFI BIOS.

  The GTX 750Ti requires a minimum 300 Watt power supply.

  You must measure the space available along the existing graphics card and compare it to the length of the backup. The 750 is 5.7 inches long. The 750 is a dual slot card. Make sure you have room and you can check out a second plate of Panel rear I/O to install the card.

  It must fit unless it's really tight in your chassis with the existing card.

  Same problem with the power supply. Verify that you can install a power supply 350 Watt or 400 watts.

  I prefer modular Corsair or Seasonic power switching.

  Make sure that you disable secure boot and enable the legacy boot in the BIOS.

  Also to uninstall all of the AMD graphics drivers and software before you install the card GTX 750.

  See you soon!

• Max Memory Upgrade for Pavilion a810y

  How can I find the AMT of max memory I can put in my Pavilion a810y?  It of sites that say 4 GB and other telling that to 2 GB.  Is the real answer please stand up.

  Hello:

  Your PC would have the Intel 915 chipset.

  If the motherboard has no memory, each with 1 GB of memory, 2 slots then you're at the max.

  Locations of Intel 915 chipset memory cannot manage more than 1 GB of memory.

  The crucial memory upgrade link I posted said your PC had 4 locations of memory, so that the info is wrong.

  If you upgrade to W7, I recommend you only go with the 32-bit version on your PC.

  A 64-bit system requires more disk space and memory to run as a 32-bit system doesn't work - not double, but, with only 2 GB of memory, a 32 bit OS will perform a little better that will be a 64 bit OS, but who is to you.

• Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t: video card upgrade for Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t

  Hi all

  I recently bought a map GTX1060 (from a MSI GeForce GT640) 4 year old GPU from nVidia in line in order to improve the capacity of my machine so that I would be able to play Fallout 4 and 3 Witcher (both put my poor old GT640 kneeling - even on lower resolution settings).  It is part of the case and the powers that be (Yes, I plug in the connector 6-pin PSU) and 600W POWER supply is adequate for the task, but I'm starting to think that I probably have a motherboard compatibility issue.

  When I install the card and turn on the PC, it hangs at the splash screen of installation (a common problem from what I've already read on these forums) and that it goes no further (keyboard and mouse do not respond at this time here).  I contacted the nVidia support, and they suggested some changes to the BIOS (disable Secure Boot, activate the Legacy/MSC Mode and switching between legacy and UEFI BIOS selection Mode), but when I access the HP configuration utility (F10 on boot to top with GT640 card installed), these options are not put at my disposal.

  Is it possible for me to access the BIOS settings that nVidia has indicated I should be adjusted?

  This GPU card simply is not at all compatible with my motherboard?

  System Specs:

  HP model number: B4J28AV #ABA (Pavilion HPE h8 - 1380t)

  Motherboard: Pegatron 2ACE(Socket 0); 1.08; Intel Sandy Bridge-E Rev. 07; Intel Southbridge X 79 Rev 05

  BIOS: FRIEND 7.15

  CPU: Intel Core i7 3930 K (3.2 GHz)

  OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, SP1

  Current GPU: MSI GeForce GT640; Driver 10.18.13.6881

  If the GTX1060 is not compatible, which is the highest card GPU nVidia performance that can be used with this motherboard (given the limitation of power supply 600W)?

  Is there another motherboard for this machine which would be compatible with my existing CPU and the GTX1060?

  Thanks for your help...

  Hello

  The h8 1380t has a Pegatron motherboard 'Pittsburgh '.

  You could try to find a future revision of this motherboard. I'm also a 810-150se with a map of the 'Pittsburgh2' system that has UEFI. I use a card Nvidia GTX EVGA FTW 970 with excellent results.

  You will need to check that the Review Board would fit in your frame.

  The other options are:

  1.new want to expedition with Win 7 Pro, or

  2 falcon Northwest.

  In a map of the main current system the permutation of Asus, Gigabyte or Asrock is difficult at best. You have to change other components such as the processor, heat sink, fan and the memory. You can probably buy an OEM of Windows 7 Pro version.

  It becomes quite expensive when you do the math on all of the changes you will have to do. There is no guarantee that you can find a map of the main current system having the correct spacers for your chassis h8 - 1380t.

  Avoid a Skylake processor if you can unless you don't mind jumping through a few extra hoops to install Win 7.

  Please consult this article and go here for the workaround resolved the problem installing win 7.

  Jay