Z240 SFF: Z240 Integrted graphics

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    It is one of our computers in the enterprise.

    You will probably get a clearer answer on our business forum.

    Here is the link to the business forum.

    Thanks, have a nice day.

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  Hello:

  I have 8000 Elite CMT.  W10 works very well.  I add an AMD Radeon HD 6570 in mine, however.

  If your 8000 Elite SFF have no graphics cards, they have integrated Intel HD graphics card.

  If you want to add a video card, I recommend for models SFF, map of chart AMD Radeon HD 6450 low profile with media of low profile, which is the graphics card optionally used on the 8200 Elite SFF with the same 240 W power supply.

  So if your PC lacks a graphics card in option, you want this driver Intel graphics for W7:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=4065897&swItemId=vc_98876_1&swEnvOid=4059#tab1

  Updates the BIOS... They are easy to make if you know how to do, and what BIOS file you need.

  You want this file to update the BIOS...

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/detail?sp4ts.Oid=4065897&swItemId=vc_156854_1&swEnvOid=4059#tab1

  I'm happy that I came across this thread, because I thought I had the latest BIOS update on my 8000 Elite and I see one is out after during a four-year hiatus, in November.

  So I've just updated the BIOS of my PC using the procedure I will explain then.

  I've made it simple for you both to update the BIOS by using the following instructions, and I also zipped and attached the file for BIOS, you need to perform the update.

  It doesn't matter what operating system you use to Flash the BIOS as I do.

  You will need a USB flash drive formatted with the FAT 32 file system.

  Download and uncompress the file that I attached below.

  Copy the files in the folder you have unzipped on your USB flash drive.  All the contents of the file, not the file.

  Plug the USB key into one of the usb ports.

  I recommend you disconnect all connected to the PC, but the keyboard, mouse, monitor and usb flash drive.

  Restart the PC and at the beginning of the HP welcome screen, press the F10 key to access the BIOS.

  Select the file menu.  This menu is an option «Flash system ROM»

  Select this option.  Then it will ask for CD or USB.

  Select USB.  Now you should see the flash file visible on the screen of your USB flash drive.

  Follow the prompts on the screen to Flash the BIOS.

  Restart the PC.

  Upon restart, you should see the new 1.14 BIOS are displayed on the lower left side of the blue HP welcome screen.

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  I am wanting to buy this PC HP Compaq 8000 small form factor , but I couldn't find any specs on video cards. I need a VERY decent video card because I'm a digital artist. I have Nvidia cards and they have always worked great, so, I was wondering if anyone of you spec genius could tell me if the MSI Nvidia GEForce is compatible? If this is not the case, what would you recommend?

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  It is a series of many machines. A machine can have at least one of the following options:

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• Z240 SFF Workstation: Z240 SFF beep Code 3.3 (graphics)

  Greetings,

  We bought the Dells years but has recently begun to give HP a glance. The first unit I received just stopped working during testing of deployment and gives me 3 long beeps (red LED) with 3 short beeps (white LED). According to the manual, this translates, "the on-board controller exceeded waiting for BIOS return the initialization of graphics. I couldn't find the specific troubleshooting steps for this error I did what follows based on the tests that I did:

  -Cleared CMOS

  The system only would not start after that application of the BIOS settings using the Configuration BIOS HP utility so maybe something went wrong there. That said, I applied the settings with this tool several times before on the same system without problem, but thought it was worth a start. Here is my config file:

  BIOSConfig 1.0
  
  Legacy startup options
  
  	Disable
  
  	* Select
  
  Legacy boot order
  
  	HDD:USB:1
  
  	CDROM:SATA:1
  
  	HDD:SATA:1
  
  	NETWORK: SHIPPED: 1
  
  UEFI boot options
  
  	* Disable
  
  	Enable
  
  Configure legacy support and secure start
  
  	* Legacy Support enable and Secure Boot Disable
  
  	Disable legacy support and Secure Boot Enable
  
  	Disable legacy support and Secure Boot Disable

  -Exchanged cards (Nvidia Quado K420) video with a known good card. We bought two units to test if I had an identical system to Exchange.

  -Shared memory.

  -Reinstall any cables.

  Any ideas on what I should try before you send it again?

  Last update 08/08: another IT unit in our Organization has reported the same beep code with one of the Z240s they just bought. For them, the BIOS has refused to save all the settings and could not start later.

  Last update 08/09:

  Another machine died today. Same case, technicians were simply trying to configure the BIOS settings. Another detail is that these have been shipped with BIOS version 01.24. I recommend our technicians that they update to version 01.27 for now, but the notes do not mention a specific fix for what we see. I hope someone from HP can jump in here soon...

  Product no.: L8T14AV

  For all those who could fall on this thread... I managed to reproduce the problem by going to Configuration of Boot Secure and uncheck the box 'Key activate MS UEFI CA'. After talking with the help of HP, it was determined that we should not be in contact with this option at all. This option is intended for graphics cards configured for backup device from Microsoft.

  In addition, there is a bug in the BIOS version 01.24 which prevents the Clear CMOS button to work correctly, so there is no recourse for a person who commits the mistake of setting the option above. HP will provide an update in revision 01.28 to stop people from shooting itself in the foot. It is recommended to update the systems at 01.27 for now.

  Finally, we do not have an answer to what happened to systems that could not save changes to BIOS and subsequently on faileed to start. I will update this thread if it becomes something more than an anomaly.

• Z240 SFF (V1Z87PA): Z240 SFF - caddy/insert for disk 3,5 '' HARD in

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  "However she looks like some sort of insertion/caddy is necessary for the Bay external/internal' shared 3.5" ", because it is too big for the Hello.adb of the player to crack. It seems that this Bay is dimensioned for a kind of optical discs.

  I called HP and their parts of people here in Australia, but no one can find the part needed.

  Can you please help?

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  Hard drives 2.5 "SSD and optical drives use metric threaded screws M3 instead and HP Color screws for black ones.  Those who are much more difficult to find... Note the more fine metric thread that you can see at the bottom a:

  

  There is a HP kit that I fell that appears to fit your form factor 3.5 "/ exit Bay that is equipped with a receiver that accepts the scrolling images we can screw a 2.5 form factor" SATA HDD or SSD in.  This can be a great way to create backups to disable storage on site, or just to have removable storage.  I use Icy Dock a device like this, and HP has used the Icy Dock products too.  That's what I use, and it fits perfectly into the HP 3.5 "form factor disk Bay on the former positions of work and also fits the 5 HP, 25 - to-3, 5" form factor converters for the new HP workstations... HERE.

  http://www.ICYDOCK.com/goods.php?id=162 I guess you would still need 4 of these arrangements of cursor to do, too.  However, you can only really one large HARD drive storage there hidden behind the front plastic.

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  Hello

  My work machine is a Mini PC Z240 from HP. Last month, the machine began to hang randomly and display blue screen errors. There is not much in the way perceptible models, but it tends to happen when the machine is in use, rather than the idling, and I can reproduce it systematically using the constraint of Prime95 test utility. When I put it to maximize the heat of CPU, as soon as I stop the test, the screens of the blue machine, which indicates a cooling issue.

  Fan of the machine is very quiet, although occasionally he becomes very strong after a reboot and then quieted down.

  I think the fan to get a louder as the CPU gets hotter during the stress test, but this does not happen, so I wonder if the fan is defective, and if it is a known problem with these machines, or if there is no possible resolution.

  Please see below for the output of BlueScreeView, which displays error codes produced by these last blue screen errors.

  

  Hi @ericchubb,

  You try to update the BIOS on the unit, here is the link to download, choose the operating system and download the required file.

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/readIndex?sp4ts.Oid=8323799 & swLangOid = 8 & swEnvOid = 4059

  If the problem persists, I suggest you to contact Hp support and make a request.

  Worldwide contact HP:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-contact-us.html

  I hope that answers your question.

  I am an employee of HP, the views expressed here are my personal opinions, not HP.

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• HP Z240 SFF workstation: Start problem

  Hello

  I just improve W7 to W10 machines, and the problem is that when I close them (I have the problem with 2 machines anyway) it's all ok, but I leave them turned off and the next day, the machines are lit with this message:

  "Bootdevice not found."

  Please install an operating system on your hard drive.

  Hard drive - (3FO)

  F2 system diagnosis

  For more information... »

  So I just ignore the message, enter the system diagnosis and cancel, then restart the computer and that's good, but I don't know why the computers are in this State, they had to be turned off... even I change some settings in the BiOs and now it has been reset.

  How can I change this?

  Thank you!

  This problem look like another similar problem reported earlier.

  Try disabling the "Wake on LAN" in the BIOS to fix

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  Hello

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  / Bass

  Hello:

  I recommend that stick you with the video cards listed as supported for your Elite SFF-8200.

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  Supported video cards are listed on the link below on page 14.

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  Thanks in advance

  You know that the limit will be this anemic 135w power supply. He'll be a card low profile bus-powered.

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