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• Add video card model HP Pavilion 500-217

  I have a Pavilion model 500-217 with integrated graphics running Windows 8.1.  I am trying to add a graphics (MSI Geoforce GT 730) but the computer is not see it.  Put in the new card into the slot of the PCE (the only one on the motherboard), I do not know of riders or swithces that must be addressed.  Graphs can be upgraded?  And if so, what am I doing wrong?

  Hello:

  Have you changed the 2 BIOS settings must be changed so that you added the video card?

  If this isn't the case, please see the info on the link below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653200

  If you did (or if you didn't, but then changed the BIOS settings) and the card still does not, unfortunately, I don't know what could be the issue.

• HP Pavilion 500-164, upgrade the video card.

  I replaced the power supply in this area for a graphics card into the PCIE slot. I put a Nvidia 9600 GT in the box, not changed no settings, tried to start, and I get no bios and 6 beeps. Any advice?

  Based on specifications, your desktop HP Pavilion 500-164 has been bundled with Windows 8 installed and has a feature called 'Secure Boot'. You must DISABLE "Secure Boot" and ACTIVATE the standby mode 'legacy' in the BIOS before the computer will start with the nVidia 9600 GT installed.

  Please, remove the video card, make changes to the BIOS and turn off the computer. Then, reinstall the video card and turn on the computer. Your problem should be solved.

  Please see Computer Does starts is not after the installation of a videocard (Windows 8) for more information on the subject.

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

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• HP Pavilion 500-164 playing through my TV station

  My HP Pavilion 500-164 is not an HDMI Jack on the back of the office.  But she has a VGA socket.  I plugged a VGA cable into my office and my television.  But don't you computer desktop on my TV screen.  Nothing else.  I have a HDMI cable.  Should I get a VGA to HDMI?

  You computer has the following connections;

  

  3 - VGA           4 - DVI-D           12 - audio: output port (lime) line

  I suggest to use a HDMI-DVI cable and a mini plug cable stereo 1/8 "to connect your computer to HDTV. Alternatively, you can use a VGA cable, but theoretically, the image will be of inferior quality.

  See examples of Amazon.com (RadioShack.com would not work);

  HDMI-DVI = http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Rated-Speed-DVI-D/dp/B004CBDY42/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394162409&sr=8-2&keywords=hdmi-to-dvi+cable

  mini plug stereo 1/8 "= http://www.amazon.com/Gilmour-3-5mm-8-Inch-6-Feet-Stereo/dp/B000NO7CIG/ref=sr_1_13?s=audio-video-accessories&ie=UTF8&qid=1394162719&sr=1-13&keywords=stereo+1%2F8+inch+cable "

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• HP Pavilion 500-164 recovery disks came with instructions in Spanish, don't read not Spanish

  Good afternoon everyone.   I have a HP pavilion 500-164, barely a month and a hlaf old, which came in a kind of loop to the HP after a few minutes loading screen, a pink screen came up with a frown face alomng with a message that I have never read coiuld because his was too fast. I now have my recovery disks, but they sent the instuctions in Spanish. I do not read Spanish very well at all. I need to know if there is anythign iNeed know are to make this recovery instructions to tell me if I could read smoothly. I hope it's clear enough for yall to get what im saying lol.   Also if someone has a link to the instructions I have but in English please . Thank you for taking the time to read this and have a nice day.     (also can I just throw the disc and it will take care of itself?)  Don't want to screw up this high and still learning everything so if you have info anyu willo help I would very much apreciate. New Z'al

  You are the very welcome.

  You do not have an additional drive or in addition to disks 1-4, there is one labeled accordingly.

  Thus, you would have answered no to the question asking if you have an extra recovery disk.

• HP Pavilion 500-164: the printer error HP Pavilion 500:511 - CPU fan not detected

  I have a HP Pavilion 500-164. Every time I start it, I get a 511 - CPU fan not detected error message.

  At the bottom of the screen, it says F1: Boot

  Then he begins to run smoothly. It becomes annoying.

  Examination of the aircraft, but when I find the two fans running?

  What is the problem and what I take in repairs?

  Hello

  Use a can of compressed air to clean any dust from the fans in the PC.  With the side panel, power on the PC and still observe the rotation speed of the fan.  What do you see? slow, medium, or high speed?

  Open the windows to RUN and enter: MSINFO32

  What level of your PC BIOS runs?

  Install the latest diagnostics for your PC. Start your PC and press ESC then F2 to run a diagnostic.  Run a complete set.

• Remove the hard drive and optical drive on HP pavilion 500-164

  Hello

  I was eager to build a new computer and was hoping to use the hard drive and the optical drive from the Hp Pavilion 500-164 to reduce their costs. I'm confused as to how to remove the optical drive, because I removed the two screws on the left and don't know how to get to the other side as it wouldn't come out. When you remove the hard drive, the SATA cable wouldn't come off, so I stopped here and would like some advice on how to remove the hard drive from its Bay.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Please use the following guide:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04100685

  Kind regards.

• Pavilion 500-164: motherboard replacement raises Questions

  
  

  Thanks, Malygris1, for your very comprehensive answer.  Unfortunately, I'm looking forward and installed the new Board of Directors.  For those faced with replacing a motherboard HP, I will elaborate on my trip.  The most important step was in buying for the motherboard.  I have no HP, but from a dealer on Ebay.  I DID, however, carefully note the model of the motherboard AND the designated HP part number of alternatives on a small paper on the motherboard label.  The same motherboard model is used in several models of HP Office; but, if the number of HP spare parts is matched, the info on the model should be on the motherboard.

  My original problems were solved with the installation of the new Council.  After a router struck by lightning, the ethernet port had stopped working, and when told to stop, or in standby mode, the machine would invariably restart.  The new motherboard solved both problems, which seem to be related to the power surge.

  I installed the new Board of Directors of the Windows 10 updated 500-164 and held my breath I have it powered for the first time.  I was pleasantly surprised to see that everything looked the same as when I left it.  Recognized support assistant the new Board of Directors as part of a desktop computer 500-164.  I have not tried; but I hope that the recovery media will work, if necessary.  Malygris1, do you think that if Support Assistant recognizes the info on the model, the recovery disks will work?  I'm curious to know how it works, but, if not, no big deal, as I now have a new image Acronis 10 Windows installation, which works perfectly on the 500-164 Pavilion (without "Pitfalls", as some have reported with audio, etc. of the wireless card.).

  My second concern was whether or not Windows is always activated with the installation of the new Council.  He said that he "Windows is not activated.  ... Rats and other profanity.  I know it can take time to be put in correspondence with the info from Microsoft, so I updated the bios and checked the rest of the ports for the features of the machine.  I returned in configuration/system Panel and he told me that the activation information were "unavailable" - different from the message 'not active' sooner.  I've been waiting on this screen for a few minutes and the message changed to "Windows is activated"!  I was ready to make Microsoft telephone activation and I had run a keyfinder to get the original MS product key for Windows 8 from the hard drive, but I didn't have to use both methods.

  So, in summary, if you want a card mother 'replacement', shop for the exact number of spare parts HP; not only the MFG part number.  It will save you a lot of grief.  Obviously, if you want to 'upgrade' from your motherboard, all bets are off, because it's a totally different scenario with different issues to deal with.  My project was a complete success at a cost of $103 for the new motherboard and several hours of my time.

• HP Pavilion 500 - 200 t: card memory HP Pavilion 500-200 t and upgrade information

  I'm about to take my 10 GB of RAM RAM 16 GB of RAM and 500-200 t has only two slots for memory card. When I replace (2 x 8 GB cards) I have two 5 GB cards flying over. I need to know the exact left specifications more cards? I want to put the card in my Dell XPS 8500 4slot who has already 2 x 4 GB cards in there. And the specifications on Dell cards are cards of DDR3 1600 MHz. Can someone tell me the specs on the HP 500-200 t maps?

  Please see the specifications of the product HP Pavilion 500-200 t and configurable Options page for the information you request. Based on the specifications, the factory in your computer memory should be 10 GB (1 x 2 GB, 1 x 8 GB) DDR3 PC3-12800. The speed is DDR3 - 1600 MHz. The size is a guess based on your statement "I'll have two 5 GB cards flying." Memory is available in sizes based on the binary progression... example... 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, etc. There is no such thing as a 5-GB card.

  As to put in your Dell... it may or may not work depending on the latency and/or refresh, or if it is dual channel.

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

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• Can I upgrade the video card in my Pavilion m6-1045dx?

  The vehicle currently has graphics Intel HD 4000, but I was wondering if, because it is not as fast as it should to play games like the Sims 3, which could be improved. It is a Windows 7 64 bit

  Hello:

  The video card is unable to be upgraded without a complete replacement of the motherboard.

  The cost of making such a replacement would likely exceed the cost of trading or selling your laptop and buy one with the desired graphic solution.

  Below is the link to the service manual.

  Motherboards supported is listed in Chapter 3.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03328663.PDF

  Based on the specifications of your laptop, the best video solution is the motherboard with part # 686930-001.

  The cost of this motherboard is $447,45.

  Not worth it, IMO.

  Paul

• the desktop pc Pavilion 500-164 to date of Windows 8 for windows 8.1

  My dealer told me that the 500-164 Pavilion had windows 8.1.  This isn't.  Even if the Assistant on HP site says that it has not been tested, has anyone successfully done?

  Hello:

  I do not have your PC but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't.

  HP provides W8.1 drivers for this model on its support page.

  Before moving to W8.1, I'll make sure to create the W8 recovery media so that if for some reason, something doesn't work well in W8.1, you can restore the operating system and software from the PC to its status of "out of the box.

  And you should do anyway even if you do not upgrade to W8.

  Check out this guide to make your W8 recovery media set.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03481733

• Video card compatible for Pavilion 2009

  The motherboard is a 2A6C of Pegatron Corporation.

  [Nvidia Chipset: MCP61 Rev A3] [Nvidia Southbridge: MCP61 Rev A2]

  LPCIO: Door F8000.

  POWER SUPPLY: Bestec, 300W MAX.

  I have 4 GB of RAM in it right now. I bought some incompatible RAM cards that are 2 x 4.

  The current graphics "card" is an integrated Nvidia GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 [Core: 425, memory: 800 MHz, size: 256 MB].

  CPU: AMD Anthlon he's X 4 640

  I understand that I may upgrade my powersupply stock to add on a video card. But I don't want to put anything else at the moment. I put the bar to Diablo 3 settings means all about 30 fps. So much better, if you can not do without to upgrade the video card and power supply then my other options in the list please. Money is a problem, but I'll still hear you. I really want to paly games like Smite, Call of Duty, ect.

  Hello

  Looking for probably $ 150 for upgrades for your PC until the system requirements for Diablo III. If you don't want to spend $150 to get the Call of Duty and Diablo III to run the recommendations system by some gambling sites then look at another PC.

  The processor and the memory of your PC are very good.  What you need is a video card and a power supply upgrade.  Look at the #8 on this publication threadmessage.

• I want to add a video card in my Pavilion p6204y desktop computer.

  NY705AA-ABA, Windows 7 64-bit, Intel chipset.  Not a game system.  Want just a HDMI, DVI and VGA video card.  Onboard video creates artifacts and sparkles.

  Hello:

  This graphics card should work with the P/S of 250W in your PC.

  The maximum power is only 29W.

  It has all the outputs that you are looking for...

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16814125428

• Update video card for HP Pavilion Dv7 2040us

  HI My Dv7-2040us has an ATI Radeon 4650 video card. I want to run some new games and I need at least of 4860 to execute. I looked around and it seems that I need to get a new card and install it directly on my motherboard. It is all do able for me I just need to know which new card would be compatible with my laptop model. If anyone knows who or where I can start looking for one I would greatly appreciate the info. Thank you!

  Hello:

  The only way you can update the video in your laptop is to replace the motherboard together with the one who has a better video solution.

  However, when you look at Chapter 3 of the the service manual on the link below, you are already at the top of the mark about what video chip is on the available motherboards.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01689926.PDF

  So, you will have to live with the status quo or to buy a new laptop.

• How can I replace the video card in my Pavilion a6357c desktop PC

  My monitor is completely empty - and on the health check - free service at Office Depot - looks like my video card is nonfunctional - how can I buy the part and change the video or equivalent card?

  cschan wrote... "I tried to look it up to accesorries in HP Web site or on the internet / amazon etc to find a similar card, but to no avail as the map is not clearly specified on the specs of the computer, nor on the removed card from the computer.

  @cschan... As I mentioned previously, your system is not a graphics card... the graphical subsystem is part of what is called the chipset. Your computer will accept almost any card PCIe x 16 market chart, however the 250 watt power supply will limit your choices. Buying a new power supply will give you more chioces, but it's an additional expense. The two components will run around $100 - $150.

  I would say a little more troubleshooting before investing in some new parts. Borrow a well-known work PCIe x 16 graphics card and install it in your computer to see if your problem persists.

  Frank