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• HP ENVY PHOENIX 800-060: transfer windows want to 800 motherboard again - 060

  Hello

  I bought this new computer there is a little more than two years and now I tells me that the motherboard and power supply have out crapped on me. We could think of a motherboard should last longer than that, but I digress...

  I would replace the motherboard so that I can save the rest of the computer. Is it possible to transfer my license windows from the old motherboard to the new? Or I have to buy another license?

  Thank you

  Greetings,

  I hope that you back up the important things on several external media and in the cloud until it happened.

  The failure of food fry the HDD/SSD or any other component?

  You can contact HP to service here.

  HP will replace the motherboard and the MB of tattoo. This would allow you to use HP recovery media to bring the system to a factory State. You wouldn't need a new Windows product key.

  Do you make or buy HP recovery discs before this catastrophic event? It appears your PC comes with Win 8.0. Recovery media, you can order here.

  HP will reinstall Win 8.0 if you replace the defective components and tie the mother of replacement HP factory for the chassis number of the system (tattoo).

  If you replace the motherboard on your own, you can buy a new Windows product key.

  See you soon

• HP ENVY h8-1409: Moving H8 WANT h8-1409 motherboard in a custom box

  Hi, I was wondering if there was problems of displacement, the motherboard (Pegatron/Formosa) from a computer ENVY H8 h8-1409 in any standard average Tower ATX case such as a NZXT S340? I heard some HP motherboards do not allow for the removal, or if they are able to be removed, they are not compatible with any standard cases out there.

  It is a micro ATX form factor, which means that it will not go in any micro ATX or ATX case, then Yes. Who will be working. However, you may need a power with longer cables to stretch throughout the case and the Board of Directors.

• Satellite L300 suddenly stopped working - new motherboard needed

  My L300 Sat suddenly stopped working the other day.

  It kept freezing, then nothing. So I kill disked the HARD drive and tried to re - install Windows (XP).
  During the installation, he threw a message that some internal components had been installed incorrectly and has to be reinstalled.
  I was told to remove the memory cards and reposition the.

  It does not work. I thought that maybe the HARD drive was damaged, so I set up a new and started to reinstall Windows.
  Once again, same message. One of my colleagues at work suggested that the motherboard was probably U/S.

  So I've been trawling .net to find a replacement. Laptop computer out of warranty! I am told that some other mothers numbered series will work with this laptop. I really want to get a motherboard to find sound never go to work! My unit has a number of SPS to: V000138330.
  I am one with an SPS of offered: V000138390.

  Any ideas? This one will work?
  And if this is the case, it will give me the feature I used to enjoy?
  Sorry for the long history of sobbing.

  All the advice accepted with gratitude.

  ANDY-N

  Hello Andy

  Sorry, but can you tell us more about your laptop? What model do you have exactly (L300-xxx)?
  You have the European model?
  At your warranty valid for laptop?
  Maybe I've misunderstood something, but why you want to swap motherboard if the warranty is probably still valid?

• HP 15-r068: Manual of the motherboard

  Manual of the motherboard not: 221357.51

  The problem that you are facing is that machines like the one you describe have motherboards tailored to the seller, in this case, HP.  Thus, HP will not release information about these tips because they are, essentially, owners.  In addition, you can not buy one yourself, because they are built specifically for HP.

  If you want information on motherboards, you can always browse the websites of leading manufacturers - places like ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, Intel - to name a few.

• Replacing motherboard and processor, now Vista will not activate

  my computer wouldn't activate my windows vista accout... He told me that the product key is already in use... I understand the confusion I had to replace my motherboard and CPU... so my setup has completely changed... but I can assure you it's me the original owner of the product key and it is the same just different computer mobo and cpu...

  * original title - I had to replace my motherboard and processor and not vista won't activate my copy of windows *.

  "meldog" wrote in message News: 44b68b63-556f-44ae-a541-541bef262101...

  my computer wouldn't activate my windows vista accout... He told me that the product key is already in use... I understand the confusion I had to replace my motherboard and CPU... so my setup has completely changed... but I can assure you it's me the original owner of the product key and it is the same just different computer mobo and cpu...

  If your Vista came pre-installed, so it's an OEM license - and replace the motherboard except in conditions of warranty is not allowed. Notice of MS, the card mother IS the computer
  You will need to purchase a new FULL version commercial license and edition of Windows you want - from the motherboard is (probably) new, it must run Windows 7 with happiness.
   
  
  --

  Noel Paton | Nil Carborundum Illegitemi | CrashFixPC | The lazy three fingers

• Attention by buying a motherboard ASUS!

  All is not well with ASUS warranty repair policy

  I have just been informed that if mine needs repair I I find myself without a computer for a few weeks!

  My old motherboard for five months, X 99 - E WS/USB3.1, was displaying two problems and I have just been informed to get these issues fixed, I send the motherboard to their service center and so lucky I'll get it back in about two weeks.

  No mention was made that they were going to send me a motherboard replacement as long as I provide my credit card information to ensure that they return the defective.

  The two problems with the motherboard are related to the USB3.1 doesn't work is not (i.e. not recognizing USB3.1 devices) and an intermittent problem with DDR4 memory including the motherboard sometimes entirely will not recognize, or it falls one or two cards memory sticks at random locations (slots).

  After using many of ASUS motherboards over the years without problems, but for one, they replaced without problems, giving them my credit card and returning the defective one once the replacement has been received.  This seems to go against all the good press some here gave ASUS.

  Oh, warranty documentation, it is there, somewhere, you'll find if you look long enough.  And Yes, he said their service department's stated policy.

  Last comment, five times over the months I have received asking to register the product and in doing so, their computers inform me that it is already registered, but nobody can find my registration...

  Someone wants a faulty motherboard - Cheap...

  Update

  ASUS is honoring its advance RMA policy.

  See you soon

• Material: What i7 processor and motherboard can pay me for my construction Assembly of the machine?

  I work with the PC. I am running with a first-generation i7 980 x, a processor in a motherboard that is nice, but dated from 6. I was not told that the second generation i7 half price was a processor much better for video. Nevertheless, I held five years after my investment.

  Recently, I wanted to upgrade and my neck of the bottle is in my hard drives. I have one zero RAID but it is only syncing Seqential reads 295 MB/s and writing 304. When I run the process on one screen and work first on the other, I see that whenever there is a hiccup during playback, and what hard drive not show up where my RAM and CPU are not.

  To set the soft hard drive configuration that I have; I wanted to set up a RAID 0 SSD some for awhile. But I've been holding. I'm glad I did I think because now I want to jump on the PCI. E 3.0 SSD. My current motherboard's PCI. E 2.0. It is also a neck of the bottle in my video card (MSI GeForce GTX 680 N680GTX Twin Frozr 4 Video Card - 4 GB GDDR5, PCI-Express 3.0(x16))

  So I want a new motherboard to unleash the potential of my video card, hard drive and RAM DDR4: Intel 750 series AIC 400 GB PCI-Express 3.0 x 4 MLC internal Solid State Drive (SSD) SSDPEDMW400G4X1 - Newegg.com

  Does anyone have any suggestions on a particular processor and motherboard should I consider? I've been watching this processor Processor Intel Core i7-4930 K Ivy Bridge - E 6-Core 3.4 GHz LGA 2011 130W BX80633i74930K Desktop - Newegg.com or this one I think I like better: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117403

  Still no idea on a very particular motherboard. I guess one with several PCI. Slots E 3.0. I'll be in touch with ASUS to see if they have suggestions based on my desired material (which I have of him up to this day).

  Using CS6 or CC 2015? What the media, how many layers and what kind of effects, if necessary use you? (certainly talk about third-party plug-ins)

  If you are overclocking your 980 x now?

  East of 400 GB really enough workspace for all your files? (media, projects, zero/cache/swap and export)

  I know I am asking a lot of questions, but these things make a difference any on a few recommendations. Workflows and different tax brackets the PC in different ways.

  Recommendations of a general nature you could do now or more later:

  -If you have machines to slot/ports available in your current motherboard, there is no reason to wait for a new system add a PCIe SSD or 2 x 3 table SSD RAID 0 x (those can be convincing solutions still too)

  -Intel 750 1.2 to is on sale at Micro Center now for $649; I find this a really compelling case for that price - very fast, very reliable and compatible with multiple systems (M.2 solutions are more cutting edge, running more hot and seem to be less reliable in reading the user comments)

  -Not the fastest or most recent, making x 2 or x 3 (or more) RAID 0 arrays with the best drives SSD (Micron, Samsung 850 Pro, Intel 730) is a large enough to go so way too long as you have enough ports SATA; Here, too, you could do it now... a SSD RAID 0 array could still be hot fast when compared with your rotation on your old SATA ports

  -If you run CC 2015, it seems to me that Adobe has been out more our GPU if you always use the CS6. So, if you're on 2015 CC, you can upgrade to a 970 GTX or better and continue to use the GPU in a generation of new and future. BTW, I seriously doubt that your GPU is limited by PCIe 2.0, its just not that fast!

  New recommendations to build:

  -Think that Asus x 99 build (Deluxe, x 99-e WS or V Rampage)

  -Intel i7 - 5930 k or i7-5960 x (quick, easy to overclock 8 strands)

  -32 GB of RAM if only use body (64 GB so also use After Effects)

  -new GPU (GTX 970, 980, or 980-Ti)

  -If you do not upgrade to a 99 x new system (that's what I would say from a generation previous fast 6-core CPU), then Samsung 950 m2 512 GB drive can be the way you want to go

  -personally, I like the speed of the drive, but find 400GB, 512GB a little limiting

  Kind regards

  Jim

• HP Z800: Z800 move from x55xx to x56xx?

  I recently acquired a Z800 with x 2 X 5570 processors. The boot block date is 01/30/09 in the bios, so from what I've read, it will not process a X56xx processor.  My bios is v3.10.

  That the limitation of the upgrade to x56xx has to do with the bios, or the physical properties of the motherboard? I thought that 'Rev 1' motherboards could manage a x56xx chip.

  The reason why I ask, is the machine fine with x 2 X 5570 processors. But when I swapped out them for x 2 X 5670 processors, nothing happens. The machine turns on, but no bios, no beeps, no nothing. I tried pulling the battery and reset cmos several times. Once it boot in the bios, but when I made the changes and saved, it restarts but nothing. I was hoping to repeat this so that I could see if he was recognizing the X56xx chips or not, but were unsuccessful.

  Thank you.

  

  What you want is a motherboard that would correspond to the workstation HP Z800 "revision 1".  It's perhaps a card mother "revision 3", for example.

  Use google to search specifically for "HP Z800 spare parts" without the quotes included... the best result is what you want to see.

  Almost at the top, you will see 3 motherboards... the last one is the one you want (the higher number).  There was a message in this forum on the actual Assembly P/N and spare parts P/N (different numbers for the same motherboard).  You can troll eBay and sometimes to understand these things, too.

  By the sequel is better, and the revision of the motherboard is not equal the revision of the workstation.  It of confusing, but can be done.

• HP G6000 Pn KH948EA #ABU: your G600 ill-conceived HP

  When I changed. OS from XP to Vista, then to W7, my laptop still working.

  Some "experts" is is the problem "with the graphics card, it must be changed", BUT this laptop has an integrade graphics card!

  I oppened my laptop and Windows 7 OS constated had redirected current wrongly and burned a few circuits on the electrical contacts.

  I WANT a new motherboard soon Please guve index!

  Concerning

  Charlie

  It's a very old laptop and it is unclear what you are asking. Software redirects not current. The laws of physics are not dependent on which operating system you are running.

• Mother card/CPU compatibility

  Hi everyone, I need to change my motherboard and processor, but I don't know anything. These are my choices, I need to know if the processors are compatible with the following motherboards, expecially with the 970 Gaming (I think it's the best). I just need to see the socket for compatibility?

  AMD - FX-8320 (Vichera-Piledriver) 8 Core 3.5 Ghz Socket AM3 +.

  AMD - FX-6350 (Vichera-Piledriver) 6 Core 4.2 Ghz AM3 +.

  MSI - map of socket AM3 + 970 a - G46 970 ATX AMD motherboard chipset

  MSI - card mother 970 GAMING socket AM3 + chipset AMD 970 ATX

  The other parts of the PC are:

  -12 GB of RAM Kingston 1333 MHz

  ASUS GTX 750Ti-

  -PSU Corsair CX700

  Is this compatible with the motherboard and processor overall?

  Thank you

  Hi Alex,

  As you mentioned that you want information on motherboards with your CPU compatibility. To be very honest with you we are do not have much knowledge about the material and asks so to contact the manufacturer and forums support because they are the best people who can guide you in the right direction and can provide you with good information.

  http://forums.AMD.com/game/

  https://Forum-en.msi.com/

  To check the compatibility of Microsoft you can check the link below.

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/compatibility/CompatCenter/home

  Keep us updated on the topic and do not hesitate to post your question on the forum if you have a problem with Windows.

  Kind regards.

• XPS 8700 Windows 7 64 card reader disappears!

  Often ill put a SD or CF card into the internal card reader and it disappears from my computer and Device Manager.  No just went wrong! The only way to recover is system sleep and power cord to "unplug". Works for 2 or 3 times and the same thing happens. Dell tried a few software and settings of bugs but that did not work. Then the sent me a new media card reader but same thing happens. Now, they want to replace motherboard and power supply, but I doubt that a is too. Any help or ideas would be great.

  Yes, a very common problem with my XPS 8700. Has been through a lot of readers of cards, motherboards, etc.

  (1) make sure you eject the card reader in the computer drives; the old 'My Computer'. Yes, of course, it's elementary, but several times I just grabbed the first card reader. It applies to remove it from your camera. Don't forget that the camera is turned off before removing.

  2) the "fix"

  It can be irritating, but it you have to remove the side panel and pull the wire connecting the card reader to the motherboard to the wide where it attaches to the motherboard. Then just reconnect and the card reader drives will reappear.

  Technically you should do with the machine power off and unplugged power cord, but I use one of these long slender beak pliers to reach in and get a firm grip on the connector. Just a quick pull and a quick replacement. I would look at the readers to return what they have always done for me. I don't know if it is successful with the machine off. You must be very spastic to not be able to disconnect and reconnect the small connector without touching anything else. A light is useful depending on the ambient light.

  Personally, my CPU is just off the right side of my office, so I always leave the left in Panel enough air flow, but it is certainly easy enough to remove.

  It is difficult to say how long it will last. Finally, it will fail again may 20 all-purpose or more, but I keep the needle forceps nearby. A 2 minute job.

  Good luck!

• You want to buy a motherboard P25 S507!

  you want to buy a motherboard the p25 s507!

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  thanx

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  Before you wait here why you n t try to order as a partner in your country?
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• I want to replace my motherboard

  model No.-pavillion g6 1301 tx. SERIAL No.-[number of Series edited by Moderator] PRODUCT No.-A3V677PA. The problem is the usb port does not work on the left side of the right speaker laptop.its is not working.so I want to know if I will replace his motherboard it how much cost should pay more...

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  It's your motherboard:

  636375 001

  HP has the Commission for the exchange of $154:

  http://h20141.www2.HP.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=509B1EC8D8CA4241B2E8756CA1E5A2D4&SearchIn=PartNumber&SearchPN=636375-001

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

• Is the processor that I want to buy compatible for my motherboard?

  I am an acer (aspire motherboard E5-511) I have a processor intel pentium qaud core 2.16 GHz upward at 2.58 GHz 2 MB cache. I want to install a processor with at least 3.0 GHz and 4 to 6 MB of cache. It looks like a list on a website that tells you what is compatible with your motherboard. I asked others and they said that I can install anything to this laptop. I have 8 GB of RAM 7.89 GB unsable.

  I want to install another graphics card which is also compatible with the sleeves of my mobo. Currently, I have no 2000 3000 4000 Intel HD Graphics etc.

  I just want to play mainly call of duty black ops 2 and League of legends with at least 60 fps with normal graphics (medium). People tell me to buy a new laptop, but I just got it and im saving up for an alienware for the next 4 years.

  So guys can you me which processor is compatible for my mobo nd what graphic car is compatilble for my motherboard.

  If nothing is good for my motherboard I can get another for my laptop but I don't know where to find one online I need you guys to show me the sites because I have no idea how works inside of a laptop.

  Thank you.

  Try the Acer community forum for questions about your Acer laptop.

  Members of this community forum would have easier access to manuals and technical support information.

  It is the support of HP's Global forum.