20 Most Recent Compaq Evo Workstation W6000 PC Desktop Questions & Answers

OMG a 16 year old desktop gee, why own this? came with windows 2000, then 2001 XP. both Dead OS. bad news that. why post at all lacking what OS your run of the many./ your ATT guy probably never seen anything this old for sure 1st tier helpers.... "a look by him and OMG what is that thing) what adapter, of the many? wifi, 3/5G wireless, or Ethernet wired. it came new with zero wireless anything. wired only and slow. 100GB only. we cant guess network unless a tiny hint added like wifi or? looks like it came new with a relic NIC eithernet port slow. there, and modern OS do not run now on that chip im reading your relic service manual now for you. the RJ45 on the rear , is Ethernet (wired) you connect a CAT5/6 cable to that and to your router. and it just works, that is if the Intel driver is loaded. Integrated Intel PRO/100+ Management Adapter

am not sure which power supply you are using Howto Set up Motherboard and Install Power Supply

take 20 dollar at most and buy a new one

Probably however if you upgrade the motherboard you will have to upgrade the CPU, and the memory, possibly the hard drive if the old board is IDE and the new is sata. Also you would have to upgrade the power supply if it's so old it may not have sata power connectors.

PCI is an industry standard and you should be fine using the PCI USB card but you need to make sure your operating system will be compatible with the PCI card that you purchase. It will tell you right on the package.

I suggest this to you.
Intel Xeon Processor, 1.4 GHz/100.0K
Intel Xeon Processor, 1.5 GHz/100.0K
Intel Xeon Processor, 1.7 GHz/100.0K
Intel Xeon Processor, 2.0 GHz/100.0K, L3
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Intel Xeon Processor, 2.6 GHz/400
Processor, 1.8 GHz, 603FCPGA
Processor, 2.0 GHz, 603FCPGA
Processor, 2.2 GHz, 603FCPGA
Processor, PRST, 2.4 GHz/400, INT 261668-004 284645-001 source: ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/supportinformation/technotes/evo_w6000_workstation_rev6_us.pdf

The Gigabyte GV-N59X128D is an AGP8X card and the motherboard of the PC does support AGP so yes both of them are compatible.

Hi, insert the cd that came with it, boot the system with it and follow step by step instruction on repairing and formatting the hard disk or get a windows operating system and perform the same.

REFORMAT THE HARD DRIVE LONG FORMAT NOT QUICK AND NTFS....THEN ALL SHOULD BE WELL AT REBOOT.RICHARDM69

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Hi,
Sorry the Evo Workstation W6000 does not support Vista.
You can however try and find Vista drivers for certain components like your audio for example, if it's Realtek AC audio you may be able to source a driver for that. If the graphics is Intel you may be able to source a driver for that but you need to know which manufacturer made the different components so you can source them individually, it takes time but some people succeed.
If you don't know who made the internal components like audio and video then your better off reinstalling XP, get all the drivers for that, go into device manager and jot down all the manufacturers and type of the different components like display and audio, then you can try and source Vista drivers for them.



Good luck.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060

Go to that site and follow the instructions how to soöve that problem.

Good luck
Nic

yes, just had to be partitioned and formatted for the system.

open it up and the mother board manufacturer will be printed on the board any mother board can be used as a replacement and if it needs replacing update it so that a later chip can be used it is cheaper to replace the mother board , power supply , memory, chip than to buy a new computer and hard drives are now solid state and do not have any spinning bits to fail talk with a computer repair shop and get ideas as to how to proceed you will probably find that with a rebuild you will save at least 25% off the price of a new store model pc and get a better unit to boot

that depends on the motherboard, you can use belarc software to tell you about the mother model Belarc Advisor

If you replaced the CMOS battery, you need to go into the BIOS settings and make sure that the date and time are correct and all the settings are ok. There should be an option to restore default settings. Save and exit. Then try again. Make sure that the boot order is set correctly too.

Hold diwn F2 key while booting. This should bring up the screen you need to set time and date. CMOS is your motherboard battery.

Go to BIOS then go to Security and one drop down menu will come then click on enable the Power ON Password and press save button and the Power ON Password option will come after that enter the password two times and save that. Now u have succesfull addes the power on password.