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• Want to Phoenix 810-135qe: 810-135qe stop food works on

  Phoenix-810 135qe problem with a 7 month old machine.  When you push the power button, the lights are light in the tower and hang the lights.  The hard disk starts to spin and then there's what looks like a

  Relay 'click' and the powers of the machine off.  It continues in this cycle every 2 to 3 seconds until the power cord

  is pulled.  On/off, power on / stop.  No beep code is heard.

  Nothing comes on the screen if the monitor is on and nothing flashes on the keyboard.

  Computer worked well behind a hardware firewall and there was no "weird" behavior, noted before that happened.  We are in the middle of winter, so there was no impact of lightning to the stress of the surge protector.   Sunday, the computer ran nominally, Monday morning he began the above behavior.  I'm puzzled.  Kurt

  Kurt, welcome to the forum.

  My first thought is a defect power supply unit (PSU).  If you have access to another power supply, it would be good to try.  It is difficult to solve the problems when the computer continues to run.  Here's a guide that will give you suggestions before replacing the power supply.  If none of the suggestions to solve your problem, you should contact the HP customer assistance service.  You want to use the warranty.

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

• Want to Phoenix 810-135qe

  I got liketo install a four USB 3.0 ports card in my new Phoenix, but impossible to find a "tap" for a power supply to the card.  Is there a diagram of this?

  Thank you!!

  Hi ColdStonell,

  You need a power connector female of four pins male connector on the Board to power the card. (Image below).

  You have 600 watt power with more of enough power to run the card. If no offers four female power connectors are available, you may need to buy an adapter.

  I checked the power connectors available on a desire 810-150se with the same power of 600 watts. No four-pin connector is available. There should be an adapter on the market to use available power connectors provided by your diet.

  

  Jaco

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• Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver update for HP ENVY Phoenix 810-135qe desktop

  Hello

  I recently bought a HP ENVY Phoenix 810-135qe desktop computer, during a performance of the construction in the auditor of updates to HP program that it is announcing the following update available for my machine and I was wondering if there were more details about what he actually did and/or updates/patches?

  Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver

  Description
  This package provides the driver for Intel Chipset SATA RAID solutions and SATA AHCI Controller in models supported that are running a supported operating system.

  Communicate details
  Exit the: 2014-01-23
  File name:sp65114.exe [1/1, 17.92 M]
  A Version12.8.2.1000 Rev.
  Compatibility:
  Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

  Fix/development
  -Provides original drivers

  As you can see the description of correction and improvement really provided no details as to what is fixed or improved.

  If I need to apply this patch, it would be nice to understand a little better what to expect and what is fixed and/or improvements.  You have to forgive me because I'm old school and I usually generally follow the routine "if it ain't broke don't fix it".  I'll do what it takes well so I have a better understanding of what is going to happen in the case where updating mess something inadvertently.

  Thank you

  JCOOPER2

  Hello:

  What is the technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology software.

  http://www.Intel.com/support/chipsets/IMSM/sb/CS-020784.htm

  It is not necessary to install the update if you do not want.

  I doubt you will notice a difference in performance if you have it installed.

  It is unlikely that all the problems would result in the update (however could apply Murphy's law), but like you said... "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

• Want to Phoenix 810-130qe: Windows 7 drivers for Envy

  Hi guys

  I use a computer to office 810-130qe want to Phoenix, it was delivered with Win 8. Recently, I replaced a new HARD drive and installed Win 7 64 bit instead.

  Need help to download all the right drivers for Windows 7 64 bit please.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello:

  Here are links to drivers chipset, ethernet and usb3... I don't know where to find the others.  There is no equivalent HP PC with motherboard that yours has that I know, who has W7 drivers.

  Chipset: The 2nd file on the left is the auto install file.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/20775/Intel-chipset-device-software-INF-Update-utility-

  USB3: Download, unzip and run the setup.exe file.

  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/download/22824/USB-3-0-driver-Intel-USB-3-0-Extensible-host-controller-driver-for-Intel-8-9-100-series-and-C220-C610-chipset-family

  Ethernet: 2nd pilot on the list.

  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?langid=1 & PNid = 13 & PFid = 5 & Level = 5 & Conn = 4 & DownTypeID = 3 & getdown = false

• How to add hard drive for HP Envy Phoenix 810-135qe CTO.

  My previous Pavalion motherboard failed and I ordered the current desktop.  I have the hard drive of the defective system.  He had the same operating system, windows 7, 64 bit, like this again.  I know some information about adding HDD to envy again.  No info on the motherboard or connections.  P5 and P6 power connectors are avilable for additional hard disks.  I see there are some open sata connectors on the motherboard, but need more info and direction on which one to use, or if things do, etc..  before I add the hard drive.

  Use any header open SATA on the motherboard that you want to use. As long as you don't make changes to the current boot order in the BIOS and save the changes, it will not count.

• My Book 3.0 (1 TB, USB 3.0) detection with envy Phoenix 810-135qe problem

  I have a My Book 3.0 (1 TB, USB 3.0)... The older My Book not the newest one... "My Book Essential" or something like that.

  I used it with W7 x 64 backup utility on an older office of the HP (HP Pavilion a6560t) without problem until my new HP Envy 810-135qe happened. I downloaded the latest drivers from WD support and the PnPed thing very well off the non powered USB 3.0 at the rear of the 810. However, the 810 gives up the connection after sleep, hibernation, lock, or simply over time. I ran diagnostics on the WD and cables, all the beautiful removed. I tried cutting power saving s 3.0 to USB in device (just a guess) Manager, and that seemed to work for a few weeks, but I still have the problem of detection from time to time. All my drivers are up to date on the HP circuit. I completely reformat the WD now to see if that would solve the question somehow (I'll update in the next few days on how that worked).

  Someone has an idea what is wrong? I suspect something with the BIOS. HP chat support has been no help (they go through the same checks that I've done myself) and they got really scary on another cat when I asked about adding an SSD as boot drive (I knew it was a problem of here and other forums)... Set myself to second level support, and all what they told me it is that they could not tell me something... Basically, not support for a config except for how they were shipped because it's a "customized" version (Yes, time to chagrin of the buyer).

  Second, anyone running a similar config with a remote backup that works well? My WD is getting old so I thought one of the more recent portable USB 3.0 hard drives (2.5-3.5). My features to follow.

  HP Envy 810qe - Win 7 (810-135qe)

  Product number: F9A63AV #ABA

  • Windows 7 Home Premium 64
  • 4th generation Intel (r) Core i7 - 4770K processor quad-core [3.5 GHz, 8 MB of shared cache]
  • 4 GB Nvidia GeForce GT640 [DVI, DP, HDMI & VGA via adapter]
  • 12GB DDR3 1600 MHz [2 DIMMS]
  • 2 TB hard drive 7200 RPM SATA
  • MSATA SSD Cache 16 GB
  • Microsoft Office trial
  • The trial security software
  • Blu - ray player & SuperMulti DVD burner
  • 15-in-1 slot Multi Media Card Reader, 4 USB Ports (front/Top), Audio [before 2USB2.0, 2USB3.0 top of the page]
  • No TV Tuner card
  • Integrated sound, Envy Audio; Audio beats
  • HP USB keyboard and optical mouse
  • HP Wireless 802.11 a/g/n with Bluetooth (R) (2 x 2)
  • Envelope of Wineskins HP Home & Personal store

  I moved... I tried updating the BIOS and implement a server/cloud storage media a router more than capable of handling, but it is always odd. Thanks for the replies OG.

• Want to Phoenix 810-430: try to install 256 GB Samsung SSD

  Hello I recently purhcased a Phoenix 810 office with a 2 TB drive and I would like to install a 256GB SSD Samsung Pro as OS boot disk and then format 2 TB drive (what I see is a "GPT protected Format") that came with the desktop as a disk storage, deleting the recovery partition. What would be the best way to do this? I know that I can just use the Samsung drive cloning software, but I prefer to do a clean install. I tried to create a set of recovery DVD but for some reason, he did not finish the restoration in the SSD, more it create a recovery partion on that too although I don't want. Can I order a set of HP restore disc that works? I heard also download an iso of 8.1 and Windows with OEM key, which is incorporated in my bios. I was wondering want suggestion or instructions that someone has to do this.

  Hello:

  I don't know if the tool of creation of media W8.1 I join will work with the product key OEM in the BIOS of your PC, but I don't see that you have nothing to lose by giving it a try.

  Download, unzip and run.

  Here is the guide to media.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media

• 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.

• 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.

• WANT to Phoenix 810-210nj: my computer does not detect my TV card

  I recently tried to install a TV (Hauppauge 1200) card in my office, I tried in two different locations, it was not detected by the computer.

  Is it possible the slots do not work, or is there another problem.

  The card works in my old hp Windows vista desktop.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello @abeavi,

  I understand that you are having problems, install your Tuner TV WinTV - HVR - 1200 MC PCI - Express on your desktop PC HP ENVY Phoenix 810-210nj running 8.1 for Windows 64 - bit. According to WinTV Media Center Kit Quick Installation Guide for Windows Vista Home Premium and Vista Ultimate, this card is made specifically for Windows Vista, and I doubt that Windows 8.1 will know that it is there.

  If you need additional support on this map I recommend you to contact Hauppauge.

  I hope that I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• Want to Phoenix 810-379stCPO: replace SDS disk with disk cache sata hard

  How can I remove the 16 GB cache who drive and replace it with a HARD SATA 3 TB.  Only 3 slots available and I need another location more disk space.  I also want to replace the boot with a disk of sshd disk.  Is it advisable or will I lose the performance with this option?

  Thank you very much for your help.  I'm about to order a Samsung 500 GB EVO 850 to install as my boot drive.  Thank you for your contribution and your help.  It's really appreciated.

• Pheonix 810-150se SATA connectors on MB

  Nobody knows how many connectors are available on MB to Pheonix 810-150se?   A copy of MB layout page/diagram would be great.

  I found a socket unused SATA but could possibly need another.   Appreciate any help.

  Here is the presentation of the motherboard for your use:

  Figure: page layout

• Want to Phoenix 810-200: GTX ASUS 1070 will be Compatible with my HP Envy PHOENIX 810-200

  In a month I plan to upgrade my gpu Amd radeon r9 270 for Asus Strix GTX 1070. I know it's a big update. I don't know if the gpu is fully compatible.

  I know that the motherboard is compatible, but I need help if the power supply is sufficient and if the size is too large.

  My 500W PSU. Will it be enough for the new gpu? I don't know the brand but it came with my HP envy 810-200nc Phoenix office. And the gpu will fit inside my case?

  Please help, I can't know if its compatible.

  First I cut a piece of cardboard to 11.73 "x 5.28" and try to insert it into the space.

  The 500W PSU seems OK based on this review.

  Also read this about Secure Boot.

• Condusiv ExpressCache modification on Envy Phoenix 810-135qe or similar

  Does anyone have details on how to adjust/change the customized version of the software ExperssCache of Condusiv on a 810qe? The best info I've found are the Readme on my PC :-/

  Supported HP L1 just kept saying I had a CTO without necessary mods, this is the best, and so on. I did up to L2 or L3 and told me the only info/support I'd get HP to get software original work and material configs (which did not change anything on ExpressCache). The guy was kind enough to say that if the thing went belly, reminder play dumb and they would help it return to the initial state.

  I know that the retail version of the software has a cousin of GUI that comes with it (or integrated). I also read that other manufacturers of PC included something similar to it on their OEM versions. Anyone tried interacting with the version of HP with the help of one of these tools (assuming that all are independent), or even replacement of HP with retail ExpressCache?

  I thought about (1) copy of the program to test the environment (an old Dell Latitude I abuse as this is my passion) just to see what options come up and if that doesn't get me anywhere, (2) remove the mSATA card, delete ExpressCache, reinstall the card and retarget it or (3) do nothing and letting 'not used' (I hate this idea I'll have a little vision in the devil and ExpressCache are up to and it's a waste)... I know, I know, a lot of work for little gain, but I paid for the thing, so I want to use it...

  All this is part of the reconfig material where I'm going to an SSD boot and switching to a second drive HARD drive. The struggles of others dealing with 'something' in the BIOS/UEFI (and I suspect ExpressCache) when trying to simply pass on the HARD for one SSD drive are well documented here and other forms. Some fail (thinking that the SSD will be PnP on the same niche as the HHD after cloning), but others have been well informed and still had the wrong questions.  I'm re-thinking the process, starting with how to @old_geekster get first machine boot on the SSD with the HDD removed, but who want it all, I will not reinstall the stock reformatted HARD drive and I want to reconfig ExpressCache to buffering of the HARD drive now no bootable (I understand ExpressCache this will make as TSRI is only a tool to boot drive).

  If I can get the SSD as boot drive and the HARD assets as a second disk drive, I give up and just remove the thing

  Sorry for the long story (hoping for some ad libs that are off-topic)... I hope that Kenobie Obi - Wan is not my only hope (he's not Comin ' and I wouldn't rather clear CMOS)...

  See you soon,.

  A Gator

  Ref: @old_geekster and @airbridge for discussion at the disk SSD switch ref - ed above... http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/UEFI-BIOS-access-changing-boot-drive-order-to-SSD-Arrg...

  Let's recap...

  -So I took the old Geekster recipe and it worked perfectly. http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/UEFI-BIOS-access-changing-boot-drive-order-to-SSD-Arrg... Has raced with a 850 single SSD PRO for a month or more without problem. And then I decided that I had read all the threads tech bloody on Earth about this executable mystery that fractures of these machines on the reintroduction of their stock of hard drives. I had some theories, and I guess I felt lucky this morning...

  End of the story...

  -J' reformatted the HDD Seagate with another machine. I tested the water by using it as an external hard drive via the USB port for a few days on the computer, whence he came, and nothing extraordinary occurred.

  -This morning I removed the mSATA SSD and Condusiv ExpressCache later. Do not enter the software removal, as I'm sure if had to repeat several times, I wouldn't miss a good bit.

  -Reinstalled now own OEM HARD drive in slot 5. Moved the 850 slot 0 (seat of origin of the HARD drive). Play time.

  - As expected, 'it' (I guess that the executables in the UEFI?) noticed the Seagate and things are haywire. My experience was different because I don't think that the HARD drive is never turned on and I found myself on a screen of HP recovery with an option to have Win 7 try a fix.

  -Win 7 said it applied patches after crossing it 2 times, but I never exceeded the badges of HP.

  -The third time (and the things happened more slowly each round), I went to the BIOS.

  -In the BIOS, I checked the 1st UEFI boot order and noticed that the HARD drive was less UEFI in the sequence of the BIOS.

  -J' put the 850 a place north of the Windows boot sequence, and it is wonderfully since then booted up.

  I bought this PC thinking, I don't have the time or the interest to perform a build, I've never interacted with a set of cache HDDxSSD, so I'll give it a go and if I want, then I'll switch to solid state. I should also mention that I was a loyal customer of HP for decades... It is outrageous to realizing they let people buy what a machine that has been deliberately designed to resist changes in configuration without explicitly informing the consumer.

  It took me 10 x the time to do this thing where I wanted to... More ever, I'm cold put in a generation. Although this thing is now massively smooth, I'll be TINKERING the rest of my days.