20 Most Recent Pavilion g7-1219wm Notebook PC Questions & Answers

what error message are you receiving, go to the hp website and download the latest drivers and see if that helps If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joel_63c670a84e9f6a97

Try reinstalling the device driver found on this page - http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-g7-Notebook-PC-series/5226249/model/5254250/drivers?openCLC=true. It's called "YouCam Software" found under Multimedia Software.

A BSOD (blue screen of death) is a general failure warning and in itself is not serious unless it continues to happen. If that is the case, you will need to read and write down the message that appears to be able to get further help.

You do not have an user expandable ports according to all reviews I have read.

If you have already turned on the pop-up blocker in your browser (do a search in your browser's help menu if you are not sure), you may have a virus or spyware running on your system. Be sure to run a virus scan and spyware/malware scans weekly to eliminate those issues. Good free programs for include MALWAREBYTES and SUPERANTISPYWARE.

Go to CONTROL PANEL, HARDWARE & SOUND, MANAGE AUDIO DEVICES (Under SOUND). Click on PLAYBACK to see what audio device is installed if any. If necessary, select a device and/or test it. If no device is present, you need to run a device driver search to find what driver was not installed - Slim Drivers from slimwareutilities.com is free and does a great job at identifying missing drivers. It will usually find the missing driver and help you install it to get sound working on your system. If installing the proper driver does not help, you may have to use an external (USB) audio plug and only be able to access sounds through headphones or speakers.

You may have a loose or bad video cable - you can often remove the top cover to check the connections or the condition of the cable/s. Or a repair shop can do it it easily.

get a new battery. They have a lifespan. After you get a new one, don't leave it in the laptop all the time. Running current through a battery with a full charge ruins it. If you are on AC power, you can use the laptop WITHOUT a battery! This will make the battery last about 20x longer. :-)

Have you taken it to geek squad to use their plug set and find out if its your cord? If it is they have them anywhere from 30 to about 100 bucks. if its not that then its possibly a processor

Hi, Does external display work fine? If you have not checked, connect an external display like desktop monitor or a LED TV which has VGA connector to your laptop's vga port. You may have to use some fn keys combination to switch from laptop display to external. If external display works fine then check the display cable connecting laptop motherboard to laptop display. And also check laptop LCD/LED screen. You may have to try another with another screen in such scenario.

Just restart it back up

1.Start the laptop up in safe mode with networking by pressing the f8 button while switching it on at the power switch. 2 Once in safe mode remove the ati drivers.3. Download Eusing free registry cleaner install it and clean your registry.4. Download new drivers from Ati and install them. hopefully this should do the trick. if the problem still exist then it could be a sign that your graphic chip is failing,.

Anti Virus programs, as a rule, depending on the Anti Virus software, require a removal tool obtained from the software manufacturer's website, to remove it completely. If it's not used can cause conflicts with other Anti Virus software resulting in issues. So What was the Virus Software you downloaded? Didn't your machine come with Anti Virus, a trial version?

he said power-on password not windows clear as day it is the BIOS admin power on password so both are lost, power on and admin bios both I bet. and this is hacking. BIOS. (well not really in this case) HP told you no, so come here. sure. first off it is a desktop not a notebook or LAPtop most Desktops have jumper marked CLR_PW the manual for your PC covers that act. oops a daisy it is AIO, all in one FAKE desktop wow the answer is in the book at HP. https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c05121421 learn to read the manual first, then post ? mobo HP name: Saipan-UF to be frank is look at all Desktop mobo for jumpers, 99% they are there, then I think gee this is in the manual. and is. how to do it my guess is, jumper5>6, power on , count 1 min, power off and remove 5>6 now PW gone. leave 7 to 10 alone.

reset does that mean reset windows., yes then say winDOWS. DO YOU HAVE DATA TO LOSE. ?NOT TOLD. dm1-1010ef SEE THAT A REAL MODEL TOLD, sadly BUT NOT YOU. THE ANSWER IS AND FOR SURE ASK HP THIS ! OR on your dm1 support page dm1-NNNNLL , RTM READ THE MANUAL and the chapter called RECOVERY. There are 3 ways to recover on most PCc. off dvd disk from HP or out of the box OOBE new (lost?) made a dvd using the hP make recovery disk. method make. or from the HDD recovery image if hdd is not bad this works. hp.com has a real fourm there under support. why in the world not ask them. sometimes they even have free or cheap recover disk to sell hint 1: we have NONE.

push power button 10 seconds release it if dead , remove huge battery makes sure powerpack AC/DC is not dead and push 10 seconds again.

that's easy but no full model told quotes (sales)_ "HP launching its new s5000 series in June of 2009 In total there are eleven HP Slimlines which have been released "then ! learn to read the service tag first read the true model name and product ID then answer be accurate the what matters is the CPU it uses and what north bridge it has. and some bridges do ddr2 and 3 but the maker chose 1 or the other.. See, and PC are not the same sold all over the earth. not told that ether, old g41 chip set if intel version/ if is g41 it does in fact support DDR2 and 3. only HP decided what to use, only them, their DESIGN no model told at all S5xyz1 , zyz1 not told at all so not answer easy. ever./ or go to Hp.com click support and tell real model now. and RTM s5305z, s5310t, s5350z, s5370t, s5380t, s5730f, s5220y s5530 and more. endless it seems. S5510,s5100br,5507,5160 5260 and more, lost more and more world wide, worst of all support ended HP' and wiki says it loves to overheat. the end letter are for country or sold in special stores, like walmart bestbuy, all numbers in the model or product ID matter, stated on he service tag.

2022 questions. did it every work for you before now? and did PC move to different rooms or home? is this a desktop???????? you said MON so is. as old as 2018? this????????????? HP ENVY Desktop , 750 HP ENVY Desktop - 750-170se CTO?????? true name found. unplug both PC and mon from wall AC power for 15 mins walk the dog come back, and turn on PC first then monitor last the PC fans must spin and blow air. CPU and PSU both. the PC power lamp glows as the manual on PC tells. solid color. PC video cable connected to MON, if PC has video card, only those jacks work now. turn on MON, next. (AC BACK) if PC is dead (video) the MON will error out as NO SIGNAL no connection (THEN GOES TO SLEEP) no monitor model told or what cable used. VGA, DVI, HDMI or DP./?????? this PC is sold in vast sub models no told by you see that 750-170 above the 170 is the sub model codes vast. they are not all the same and I can not see the rear of PC nor MON jacks but in the MONITOR, PUSH MENU KEY, THERE FOR OSD AND TELL THE MONITOR WHAT VIDEO JACK OF 4 YOU HAVE CONNECTED TO THE PC. ALL connections and all sounds and LED states matter. and screen errors. and all blink codes of LED matter and fans blow. all that matters.

Chances are if you supply Larry Ng with the information he requests, he will find a way to assist. He is very knowledgeable. Here is a link indicating that your experience of losing recognition of an audio card is far from an isolated occurrence. It offers procedures which may or may not help. But my best advice would be to supply Larry with what he is requesting. https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/sound-card-not-working-after-upgrade-to-windows-10/fb8cd9a6-a643-4ff8-85f3-ecff99afd7e0