HP Omni - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

HOW TO OR SHOW AND TELL. PC TOLD ME IT IS DOING THAT, SURE. OR WHAT, TELL THE STORY WE WAITED FOR 6 YEARS.

this is only a guess sally yoour PSU need to be replaced.

Hi Julie,Have you checked all your connections? Where there any odd smells such as burning or anything of that nature? Any sounds when it starts to boot up?

Just a guess I think ur cpu is overheating turn on pc and press whatever key it says on screen to enter setup wen you have done tht look for pc health option and check to see if cpu is getting hotter it should be stable between 30-50 degrees it will shut down automatically in 90 degrees or above if it is doing that you prbbly need more thermal paste between cpu fan and cpu underneath the fan be care full not to spill any into the cpu thts the brain of the computer go to youtube to see how to do this there might be a few videos on it if you feel you don't want to risk doing it yourself bring it to repair shop... Hope this helps

Look here...

ATI Radeon HD5450 graphics processing unit (GPU) soldered to the motherboard

Figure 3: GPU with fan

• Interface: GPU chip soldered onto motherboard
• Maximum resolution:
  • HDMI TV resolution: up to 1080p at 60 Hz*
  • HDMI PC resolution: 2560x1600 at 60 Hz
  • DVI TV resolution: up to 1080p at 60 Hz*
  • DVI PC resolution: 1920x1200 at 60 Hz
  • VGA resolution: 2048x1536 at 60 Hz

You need to use the ATI Catalyst Control Center software to optimize display. See this page for the Omni 100 drivers See HP Support

Hi , What you need is the Windows install disk . Regards .

If you are comfortable opening it up try compressed air in the fan to clean out any dust that might be blocking air flow. It's also possible that the heat sink needs new thermal grease but that is more complicated so I would suggest letting a professional do that. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/larry_1fe25e09c54eece2

if using windows 7 1.go to desktop right click anywere exept a program or a folder or file 2.than go to screen resolution 3.on the resolution tab select the desired res hope it helps

install drivers for the ethernet card

I don't think it is upgradeable. There are no slots for this. See this... https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111229162838AAkm5Ma

See this... http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c02656707

it is not crashing, it cannot find your operating system. Most of the time it is because your MBR is corrupted (Master Boot Record), but can be caused by a failed hard drive or a virus. More in-depth, free help available at www.suggest-a-fix.com; post in the Hardware section. Your problem is too complex for a forum of this type.

I'm not real familiar with the All-in-One systems, but I found this site Adding or Replacing Hard Drive in HP Omni 120 1000 Series Desktop PCs explaining the HDD removal process. In the description is another link to HP's technical document on removing the rear cover. Hope this helps.