Disable "Fast boot" in the BIOS.
It happens when rebooting from windows 7 and you have no UEFI, or ESP, boot or MSR partition, or GPT partition table, haven't been able to pinpoint the exact cause of this yet.
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Re: no option to boot - ProOne 600 G1
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Re: HP 7300 Elite MT - Unknown Power on Password
Hi Spardha I'm not sure that this is the answer to your problem although it seems it may be.
HP Elite 7300/3300/3305 Microtower, HP Pro 3300 Small Form Factor - Password Security and Resetting CMOS.
There are several posts on this issue. so you may find the answere even if this is not the one.
Failing that, if you have not already looked then it may be a good idea to search the forum on "7300 elite password" which was all I did.
good luck
Search on ...HP Elite 7300/3300/3305 Microtower, HP Pro 3300 Small Form Factor - Password Security and Resetting
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Re: compaq elite 8300 SFF - graphics cards upgrade
Hi I have the same machine as you
I have fitted a
Geforce GT 610 p/N 01g-p3-2613-kr
it comes complete with a low proifile bracket so that you can fit it in the SFF case.
hope this helps
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Re: Can upgrade a DC5800 with E7300 to a CORE 2 QUAD ??
I am trying to do the same thing but running into a lot of problems I was not expecting.
1) I have upgraded to a Q8400 Quad core and now I get the 1801-Microcode Update Error and the CPU Fan stays at 100%. Sounds like a hair dryer.
2) I have loading Windows 7 pro 32bit and the audio drivers it auto loads do not work. I have tried other IDT drivers for Windows 7 from the DC5800 minitower configuration and they don't work. saying my hardware doesn't match.
I consider myself pretty good at PC building but this has me stumped.
HP dc5800 SFF
Q8400 Quad Core CPU
1GB x 4 DDR2 800mhz
Nvidia GT 430 LP Video Card
1TB Seagate Hard Drive
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Update CPU on HP dc7100 CMT (dx438av)
Hello everyone I just purchased a processor in an online store, a CPU Intel Pentium 4 650 3.4GHz Socket 775. I would like to know what are the procedures to do to upgrade my old Intel Pentium 4 540 3.20GHz. Can you explain me step by step how to do? My pc and a HP DC7100 CMT (dx438av)
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Re: EliteDisk 800 G1, F11 recovery method.
Houzaifa, i commented on your other thread here...
I'm not sure what type of recovery method is used on your system but there many types of recovery methods used by HP/Compaq and other OEMs.
But when an OEM provides a recovery partiton on a HDD, the F-key recovery process requires an OEM boot sector to be placed on the HDD (and not the standard MS boot sector).
So if you re-install Win7 using a Microsoft Win7 install disk, the build process will not re-create a recovery partition (as the MS install disks know nothing about such recovery partitions) and the build process will write a standard MS boot sector to HDD (so even if the recovery partition was not wiped from the HDD, you couldn't access it using the F-key).
In some cases the OEM may also provide special tools to make a recovery disk from the recovery partition but when restoring from such user made recovery disks, their process may not recreate the recovery partition or OEM boot sector.
Your best approach is to not worry about the missing recovery partition but if it does bother you, call HP support and see if they can clarify how you can rebuld your system to as factory delivered (which includes a recovery partition and the associated bloatware).
But to get clear help on these forums you need to be very specific on exactly what you have done/tried/used. Your first thread was unclear as you indicated you replaced the motherboard and then F11 would not work BUT you did not indicate you also replaced the HDD... And in this thread you are not clear what type of recovery disk you used (MS Win7 install disk, HP recovery disk, user made recovery disk via HP tools, user made recovery disk and system image using Win7 Backup & restore, etc).
Clarity helps...
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Re: Missing ROM.CAB HPQFLASH
Hi,
The answer helped me to solve the BIOS update.
HP ProDesk 490 G1 Microtower PC
BIOS update L02 v02.19. 7/11/2014
Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
Strange enough this problem is widely spread. Even support technicals here in
Europe got trouble to find an answer,
Very surprising that over Firefox it is not working, must be done with download and run not
store in Internet Explorer
Here with
Regular Advisor
I did find the short, precise answer.
Very good Senhor!
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Re: HP DC7700 driver missing for -PCI Simple Communications Controller using Windows 7
hi
i have the same problem my laptob hardwa ids
pci/ven_8086&dev_3b64&subsys_1411103c&rev_06
pci/ven_8086&dev_3b64&subsys_1411103c
pci/ven_8086&dev_3b64&cc_078000
pci/ven_8086&dev_3b64&cc_0780
can anyone help please
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HP OEM OS and SCCM 2012
to whom concern
I worked @ IT department in company , i recived recentely 100 HP Prodesk 600 G1 PCs , and all of them come with built in license for windows 7 Pro and eligable to upgrade to windows 8.1 Pro . the question is I have microsoft system center product called SCCM ( system center configuration manager ) and I would like to deploy the OS through it , how i can make sure that lisence will work with no issue , should I take an image from recovery CD that came with devices or there is any another way to deploy through SCCM .
note that : each device have CD for windows 8.1 OEM but no lisence label
please your advise .
regards
AJ
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HP 8100 Elite display port - Active when using PCIe graphics card?
I have an auxilary workstation using an 8100 Elite Mini Tower with an nVidea dual DVI card. I'd like to add a third monitor to it without having to go the USB->VGA route. I've tried hooking up to the DP port, but it appears to not be active. Am I missing something or are the internal VGA/DP ports bypassed when using a discrete video card?
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Re: HP 8100 Elite display port - Active when using PCIe graphics card?
Hi:
I do not see any BIOS setup information on the 8100 Elite support page.
On the 8000 Elite and older models, the onboard graphics is disabled if a discrete video card is added.
On the 8200 Elite, there is a setting which may allow you to use both the onboard and discrete graphics at the same time. I am not sure. However, I have no idea why they would have such a setting if you can't since there is no setting like that on the 8000 Elite and earlier models.
This is under the Advanced Tab in the BIOS:
Device Options Allows you to set:
● Turbo Mode (enable/disable). Allows you to enable and disable the Intel Turbo Mode feature,
which allows one core of the system to run at a higher than standard frequency and power if
other cores are idle. Default is enabled.
● Printer mode (Bi-Directional, EPP + ECP, Output Only). Default is EPP+ECP.
● Num Lock State at Power-On (off/on). Default is off.
● Integrated Video (enable/disable). Use this option to disable the integrated video controller
when another video controller is present in the system. Default is enabled.
● Internal Speaker (some models) (does not affect external speakers). Default is enabled.
● NIC Option ROM Download (PXE, iSCSI, disabled). The BIOS contains an embedded NIC
option ROM to allow the unit to boot through the network to a PXE server. This is typically
used to download a corporate image to a hard drive. The NIC option ROM takes up memory
space below 1MB commonly referred to as DOS Compatibility Hole (DCH) space. This
space is limited. This F10 option will allow users to disable the downloading of this
embedded NIC option ROM thus giving more DCH space for additional PCI cards which may
need option ROM space. The default will be to have the NIC option-ROM-enabled. Default is
PXE.
● Multi-Processor (enable/disable). Use this option to disable multi-processor support under
the OS. Default is enabled.
● Hyper-threading (enable/disable) (some models). Use this option to disable processor hyperthreading.
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DC7900 SFF Fan/ Display/ Power Issues
Hi All,
I've read a few posts concerning some of these problems but I’d just like to know if anyone knows for certain if there is an inherent issue with this model concerning any of the above?
I'm a Technician in charge of about 100 of these workstations and suddenly in the last few weeks there have been a lot of instances of an issue where the computer becomes completely unresponsive (though still displaying frozen windows), the fan on the PSU starts working suddenly very hard and the only way to stop it is to hard reboot the machine.
There doesn’t seem to be any correlation between the instances; it has happened to computers running duel core, quad core, 32 & 64 Bit Windows 7, 1 output or 2 outputs. The only thing the event viewer shows is a Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power Event 41 (unexpected shutdown)
Any help or knowledge would be greatly appreciated, can provide details on anything
Thanks
Joel
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Re: HP ProDesk 600 G1 AFF
I've been seeing this on a few of our 600s. I can remote to them to save work and reboot. Changing the power plan to high performance seems to stop it happening as the computer doesn't sleep. It's most likely a setting in the power saver profile but I don't know which one.
Anybody found a solution to this yet?
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Re: dc7100 CPU upgrade
Hi again, I upgraded the CPU with a 670 3.8 plus microcode update, all works well except the fan is almost always running flat out. Tried re applying thermal paste etc, no difference so bought what I thought was a compatable heavy duty/quieter fan
http://www.amazon.com/Intel-intel-d99136-001-DP807A50-DTC-AAS10/dp/B007QFRN52
Lights up, starts to spin then stops.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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Re: BIOS upgrade doesn't complete
I had a smilar problem and came to that point, when the during the process in the Assistent
a page opened up and gave some alternative how to update BIOS. I did use
HPQFLASH then i continued as below described, very important wasthat you do not store and then install it. You must use Internet Explorer download
and run... (not store and then install)
The posting ofNikhil_HP Regular Advisor helped me to solve my case, ignoring the Assistent in continuation.
Hi,
The answer helped me to solve the BIOS update.
HP ProDesk 490 G1 Microtower PC
BIOS update L02 v02.19. 7/11/2014
Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
Strange enough this problem is widely spread. Even support technicals here in
Europe got trouble to find an answer,
Very surprising that over Firefox it is not working, must be done with download and run not
store in Internet Explorer
Here with
Regular Advisor
I did find the short, precise answer.
Very good Senhor!
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Re: HP Experts Please Help!! HP DC7900 SFF computer freeze folowed by BSOD
Hi Andro,
You could see if it is possible to use Linux Knopppix to access the bsod minidump files - Knoppix is an easy to use free GUI OS that runs straight off of the DVD or memory stick you mount it on, its often really useful for accessing Windows related files when you can't boot normally and is great for diagnosing problems.
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Adding Graphic Card to CQ3685L PC
Hi...i have pc desktop Compaq CQ3685L and spesification is here :
Compaq Presario CQ3685L Product Specifications
i want to add new graphic card, is possible to install Nvidia Geforce GT620 in it?
if not, how to tweak it?
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Re: Adding Graphic Card to CQ3685L PC
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Re: 1720-SMART Hard Drive detects imminent failure Attribute failed: #5
I am having the same problem w my ~5yr old HD.....probably due to overheating.....but HOW does one move contents from the old HD to a new one? Seeing as this is in imminent failure but hasn't done so Yet. Could someone write down the key steps specifically? Thanks!!
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Missing BIOS Setting for new Video Card
Our comptuer is currently running 2 monitors (1 through VGA and 1 through Displayport) - both are using the integrated Intel GPU. We recently decided to up to 3 monitors, but do not have an addititonal port, and do not want to merely duplicated the screen. After researching compatible cards, we've purchased one and it installs fine. It's DVI-D port works and correctly sends output. The only problem is that the new card in the PCIe16 slot over-rides the integrated GPU, which turns off the original VGA and DisplayPort.
The above link lists the directions to turn on the "Integrated Video" within the BIOS so that I am then able to call the Intel Integrated GPU as the boot, instead of the PCIe card. Everything I have found says this is all I need to do to stop the new card from over-riding the integrated GPU. HOWEVER, in my bios there is never an option to turn on intgrated graphics, as a result I can never set which video to use as the boot. I'm very confused as the documentation above is specifically for our machine, so why is it not accurate? and suggestions?
HP Compaq 6000 Pro SFF
Intel Core 2 Duo 7600 @ 3.06
Integreated GPU: Intel Q45/Q43 Express
Ram: 4gb
Windows 7
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