20 Most Recent HP (D7580-60003) Motherboard Questions & Answers

hp does not sell parts that old sorry, why assume the most expensive part is bad first?????????? rich?only sold on fleabay, (or off scalpers sites endless) the list in order, posted here 1000 of times.1:big battery out. leave it out until it runs again ,ok/? batteries this old LOVE TO SHORT !!!2: new coin cell RTC for $2 , covered in the manual.3: got text now.? BIOS keys work now?4: power pack dead? 19vdc is good, way less not.5: does CD try eject? fan dead? you never said either. and is key to all diagnosis.6: does the screen pass the flash light test?pointed at screen? CCFL ddeathh?7:no beeps no caps lock flash codes?HDD not heard to spin (ear to side sure)8:run with 1 ddr memory stick (1 AT A TIME NOT BOTH?) 9: this PC loves to fail, CCFL-back lamps tubes and this old RTC COIN CELLS ARE BAD. WE CAN GO FARTHER.AND MOBO IS DEAD LAST, ALWAYS, !!! NEVER 1ST,learn that up to 20 things can short there.inside,and make 10000 good motherboards all fail.and all be good.see?shorts happen, in all electronic devices, and systems. we remove them all to find who is shorted.the regulators on board shut down to save the systemthat is how it works. shorted./

no HP PC stated just a MOBO. must we guess? no the power button is just 2 wires, a digital line and ground it must be plugged in to the correct MOBO jack. in fact i can turn it on with a simple jumper wire, there. i guess you found the board, in garage sale, just tossed in a box? if the local vga jack and added in VGA card both fail then its a mobo issue. im googling for you. lets see what POPS Compaq Brio ATX PGA370 New D7580-60003 * This motherboard is only compatible with Celeron 400 CPUs With integrated SiS Super AGP graphics controller? takes 1 good RAM stick. if the fan fails to stay on, that means the PSU sees errors. mostly sees shorts on MOBO(remove things to find it) that one old mobo is rare, now. is the coin cell at 3vdc, or below 2.9v, if yes, needs new one. HP has zero data (information) on this old mobo or the COMPAQ BRIO anything. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3at_Ev2kOoI

just a mobo huh, no PC, there. ? so what PC did it come out of???? HP what? desktop . turns on, ok will not recognize the disk, (what disk? what drive, what disk,??) floppy, PATA HDD, SATA HDD, or CD drive.? will not recognize, USB ports. (in BIOS or in Tne OS) what OS, windows 3.1? what/? what Operating System?????? what OS will not shut down, and installed by whom and what media>? take this unstated PC and install the OS, as it came new. This PC is so old its not supported by HP, now. so find and install disk (media) and re-Install the OS. Fresh. there it is, Google fails to find the match to any HP PC model name. HP has zero data on it, now, its too old.

I have this same problem, I suspect the mbo is the culprit, replace and check

I assume you mean it will not boot.Have you added any hardware to the computer recently? Try unplugging everything except for your power, keyboard, and monitor and try booting it up. If that doesn't help, you may have to open it up and try a few things, like pulling memory modules.

There is no communication to the video card. Try checking cable. Reconnect. Make sure monitor is set to correct input, like VGA, DVI, or HDMI. Reseat the video card, and if still nothing, test with another video card.

Try upgrading the Bios to the latest version and when you start it for the first time after it's upgraded make sure to "load bios defaults". Then restart and tweak the bios settings if you need to.

It would seem as if you need a separate graphics card. A lot of the newer Mobos have no onboard graphics. Or it could be you have the wrong connector on your monitor (ie VGA, DVI, Display Port or HDMI)

check the power switch of the desktop, maybe the button is defective or maybe the connector of the power button is on a loose connection try to reconnect the power button pin on the motherboard or if it still malfunction replace the power button together with its connector

Install any opratins system
1.insert bootable CD in cdrom .
2.boot from cd.
3.format your hardisk partition or creat partition and then format it.
4.setup the files.
5.follow the instruction.
I think problem could be solved.

If you are trying to connect through a modem/router you it should have come with a disk then you might have to connect the usb lead to your modem to get a connection then go click start control panel,administrive tools,computer management,device manager scroll to network adapters should see a yellow question mark? right click install drivers http://download.cnet.com/realtek-rtl8168-8111-pci/3000-2112_4-99235.html http://download.cnet.com/realtek-rtl-gigabit-and/3000-2112_4-10278840.html http://download.cnet.com/realtek-rtl8139-810x-family/3000-2112_4-96337.html http://majorgeeks.com/Netgear_WPN511_d4753.html http://download.cnet.com/Realtek-RTL8139-Family-PCI-Fast-Ethernet-NIC/3000- 2112_4-91313.html hope this helps don

You could use an external monitor from any desktop for the time being.