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• HP Envy Phoenix 810-130qe: Beats Audio Control Panel is missing after upgrade to Windows 10 anniversary

  OK I need help with my HP Envy Phoenix 810-130qe desktop computer. My pc came with Windows Pro 8.1 and it had an audio panel where you can set the audio beats. When Windows 10 came out I've upgraded to Pro 10 Windows and my control panel audio beats was still on my pc and worked very well. Then, when Windows 10 anniversary came out August 2 my pc automatically updated for the anniversary edition. Everything was normal, but my control panel audio beats had disappeared and I was able to find it anywhere. Do anyone knows how I can get it back or if there is no driver I can download to get it.

  Hello:

  If the W8.1 driver does not work, this W10 IDT audio driver should restore function Audio Beats.

  This package provides the Tempo IDT High Definition Audio Driver for assumption of office models that are running a supported operating system.

  File name: sp71717.exe

• 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.

• Want to Phoenix 810-330qe: upgrade, update necessary graphics card power supply?

  I'm a Phoenix 810 - 330qe, currently equipped with the stock Nividia GTX 745. I bought a graphics card GTX 970 upgrade for better gameplay and use of possible VR helmet. I have not yet installed, but wonder if my power supply must be upgraded to handle it all. If so, will what power take?

  The new card is spec'd to draw 145W and recommend a power of 500W. The 745 GTX is spec'd respectively 55W and 300W. The current stock PSU is rated at 500W, but do not know if that pushes its limit. The only other setting I had installed an SSD alongside that of stock.

  Help suggestions, thank you.

  I would upgrade the PSU, considering that you've also added an SSD.

  Take a look at the Corsair Builder supply.

• 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

• Impossible to upgrade the video card on 810-109 Phoenix Envy

  I bought a new desktop computer (810-109 Phoenix) and wanted to upgrade the video card. The new video card is a Zotac GTX 660. The thing is that the system does not boot with the new video card. I got continuous beeps from the system. I used 6 PCI-E power connector pins. The power suply is expected to support the video card, as it is listed as 600W and it is the wat recommended for the video card. I am runing Windows 8.1 64bits.

  Help, please.

  Hello:

  When you add a video card no HP in a PC provided with W8/8.1, you will need to change 2 settings of the BIOS before installing the card.

  Please read the info on the link below and hopefully that will solve the problem for you.

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

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810-230qe: PC upgrade as a whole

  Hi all!

  I am writing to talk about upgrading my PC, a HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 230qe, as a whole. Initially, I bought a PC with a FX-8320 and a little sad back in 2013 graphics card and bought a carepack with her. Once the graphics card has failed and has been replaced three times in a single year, I called HP support and a nice case manager (thank you Lorraine!) hooked me up with this one - a k 4770, 12 GB of RAM and a beautiful 270 r9. However, I'm not comfortable with the temperatures of the PC under load because there is only a single fan for all of your PC and it is blocked by water from Asetek 92 mm cooling for the CPU package.  So, I was looking to upgrade the PC as a whole around my birthday later this year. I had planned on keeping the CPU, GPU, RAM and 2 TB HDD, but I was left confused - the PC came with a 16GB mSATA 'Cache', and I know not whether or not the 2 TB of HARD drive or the mSATA drive has my Windows OS on it - if it has Windows, I'm having a few problems. A photo of two devices are here. Furthermore, I don't know how the CPU is. I was wondering if anyone knew or not that the CPU has been mounted normally or if it has been welded on - motherboard was made by MSI and the model name is "MS-7826.

  If someone wants to see my upgrade of the list or make suggestions, it can be found here. I hope I can get some tips on the PC as well as help with my questions!

  Adam, welcome to the forum.

  I'll add my comments in a space next to your questions.

  AdamF wrote:

  Hi all!

  I am writing to talk about upgrading my PC, a HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - 230qe, as a whole. Initially, I bought a PC with a FX-8320 and a little sad back in 2013 graphics card and bought a carepack with her. Once the graphics card has failed and has been replaced three times in a single year, I called HP support and a nice case manager (thank you Lorraine!) hooked me up with this one - a k 4770, 12 GB of RAM and a beautiful 270 r9. However, I'm not comfortable with the temperatures of the PC under load because there is only a single fan for all of your PC and it is blocked by water from Asetek 92 mm cooling for the CPU package.  So, I was looking to upgrade the PC as a whole around my birthday later this year. I had planned on keeping the CPU, RAM, GPU and 2 TB HARD drive, but this left confused me - the PC came with a 16GB mSATA 'Cache', and I don't know whether or not the 2 TB HARD drive (this hard drive will be installed on this Windows operating system) or mSATA drive (this disk is used as a cache and does she not have any programs.) has my Windows OS on it - if it has Windows, I'm having a few problems. A photo of two devices are here. (The 'Recovery Image D:' partition on your photo is actually on the 2 TB HARD drive.  The mSATA drive is not listed because it is not used as storage). Furthermore, I don't know how the CPU is. I was wondering if anyone knew if the CPU was normally mounted (here are the specifications of the motherboard.  The processor has a standard outlet and can be easily upgraded.) or if it has been welded on - motherboard was made by MSI and the model name is "MS-7826.

  If someone wants to see my upgrade of the list or make suggestions, it can be found here. I hope I can get some tips on the PC as well as help with my questions!

  What you are wanting to do can work.  However, whenever you have high end components in a matter of smaller size, you will have problems with the HEAT.  You're right to worry.  Heat will cause all components to fail prematurely.  If you try to move the motherboard for another case, you must ensure that the holes in the match of the motherboard the accessory in the case.  In addition, some of the connectors cannot be the same as in a case of HP.  HP has their motherboards designed specifically for them.

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

• Upgrade to GTX760 Gigabyte on Envy 810-160

  I would like to install the following: graphics OC Gigabyte GTX760 GDDR5 - 4 GB 2xDVI/HDMI/DP card on the following system - Phoenix ENVY 810-160 HP

  Product # F3D90AA #ABA

  Card mother MS-7826 (Kaili)

  I7 processor 4770 3.9 Ghz Turbo

  Is this possible?

  Thanks for your help.

  Mike

  Hi Mike,.

  Consult this publication of the article.  A measure such as the graphics card that you referenced is long of 11.6 ".  You may need to choose an another 760 from NVIDIA.

  I don't foresee a problem.  Your PC has a 600 Watt power supply.  Check that the power supply of your PC has a power PCI-E 8 connector pins and a connector to power PCI-E 6-pin.

  If you are having problems, and then consider the information posted by HP below.  You may need to disable secure boot to get the card to work, but after that, you should be able to re-enable this feature.

  HP Secure Boot Windows 8 themes Computer does not start after the installation of a video (Windows 8) card  

• 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.

• HP Envy Phoenix 810-460: HP Envy Phoenix 810-460 K5G86AA MSI Kaili2 MS - 7826 V2 Intel Socket 1150 Broadwell upgrade

  My father bought this computer in August of last year just before that the 1150 of Socket Intel chips Broadwell (5775 i7 and i5 5675 C).  This HP computer contains a Z97 chipset which should have support for both of these chips with a BIOS update.  However, I have not seen any this BIOS update released from HP the HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI which I can't not running on his computer.  It will be prudent to drop the chip in one of these processors without a BIOS update and properly executed?  Thank you.

  Greetings,

  I don't think that the Broadwell chip will work on this PC BIOS from HP support.

  There is a BIOS Update HP under Win 8.1 (sp71809.exe). There is no documentation HP included that this update of the BIOS also supports Broadwell.

  See you soon!

• 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.

• Phoenix envy 810 - 170st: upgrade upgrading graphics Envy Phoenix 810 - 170st

  Update recommendations for nvidia GeForce GT 640 4 GB graphics to enhance the overall performance / game rooms. Looking again 760 GTX. series or better.  My motherboard is Pegatron Corp. 2ACE (socketO)

  Also please tell me what is my diet.

  Thank you

  Hello

  The specifications for your PC indicate a 600 Watt power supply.  I suggest you open your PC and inspect the PCI-E power connectors.  How much is available and how many pins on each connector.

  The most recent 7xx and 9xx NVIDIA graphics cards should be compatible with your PC.  You just need to match the graphics card with the size of your diet.

  HP Secure Boot Windows 8 themes Computer does not start after the installation of a video (Windows 8) card  

  BTW - some manufacturers took the NVIDIA GTX 760 of their product servers.

• Epson Artisan 810 - Scan does not work after the upgrade to Windows 7

  I had been using the scan on this printer with Windows Visa function (SP1 - I think) and it worked fine.  I installed Windows 7 and it no longer works.  I can print to the printer just cannot use the scan function.
  The printer has been uninstalled and reinstalled and a new driver has been downloaded for Windows 7.  He still does not?  Any ideas?

  You run the appropriate driver package?

  http://www.Epson.ca/cgi-bin/ceStore/support/supDetail.jsp?OID=132634&prodoid=61292108&BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&infoType=downloads&platform=Windows&x=18&y=14

  Third in the list for the 32-bit versions of Windows 7

  Fourth on the list for 64 bit versions of Windows 7 Mike Hall MVP - Windows Desktop Experience http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/

• 810 - 230qe envy: ram memory want 810-230qe pin

  I want to update the RAM in my desire to 810-230qe.  What is the correct pin code size to use?

  Hi there @trentondouglas2,

  That the Forums are with you!  I understand that you are looking for help with a memory upgrade for your system.  I'm happy to give you a helping hand with this.

  Check HP and Compaq Desktop PCs - features card mother MS-7826 (Kaili), it shows that your Board supports the following in what concerns the memory:

  Dual channel memory architecture
  Four DIMM DDR3 240-pin connectors
  Supports DIMM DDR3 modules

  PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333)
  PC3-12800 (DDR3-1600)

  Supports 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB, or 8 GB DIMMS

  Supports up to 4 GB on 32-bit systems note: the 32-bit systems cannot resolve a full 4.0 GB memory.

  Supports up to 32 GB on 64 - bit systems

  I hope that helps and answers your question fully and if it does not solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• HP ENVY PHOENIX CTO 810-135QE - 600 watts power supply Question

  In the near future, I would like to upgrade the video card in my desktop HP ENVY PHOENIX CTO 135QE-810 GT 640 default to something a little more powerful and I was wondering if there is any details about the default 600 watts power that will help me in my decision to the next video card.

  I know that some video cards require a number of amps on the 12 volt rail and all the information that I have found previously on the power of 600 watts power supply in the computer is not in that kind of detail.

  What I read, the power is a Petrus 600W e-star 5.0 Bronze, HP Part number 633186-002.

  Any additional details and details on this power to help me determine the next video card would be useful.

  On a side note the video card, I'm currently doing is one of the next Nvidia GTX 750 TI models, thoughts and recommendations on this specific map?

  Thank you

  JCOOPER2

  Hello

  Your PC has UEFI bios, so most video cards should work.  Some video cards will work in UEFI mode and others in legacy mode, that your PC is able to run.

  When the manufacturer of the video card and/or AMD or NVIDIA specify a minimum power supply size then it is best to stick to this recommendation.  Not all power supplies are built to the same standards of quality.  In addition the internal components, temperature, charges unknown and time that the PC will be placed under the maximum load are taken into account at the recommendation of minimum power supply is indicated.

  I have not seen a power of 500 watts with 12v rating of 18A, but this does not mean that there is not. And if that's the case, then the total power rating is suspect. A video card that requires an external auxiliary power connector will also draw power from the PCI-E slot.

  Are there cases where the minimum size of the power supply is insufficient? Yes, those who might be extreme but someone can have connected to power different connectors either to avoid buying a new power supply or maybe around just the food manufacturer minimum power rating. Some may do it thinking 'I'm going on fox the Fox ". It can work, but maybe the questions later start occurred.  I prefer to get the job done right the first time. You don't need a power supply to perhaps of overload and short circuit then internally causing spikes to the components in the PC.