HP Pavilion - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 9

old post, I do only 2018 posts) first off why the huge contradiction even HP and ASUS mixed. photo of laptop, and title, NOTEBOOK and texting a Desktop, but must be a so i moved you.... p6126f PAVILION. it is. no monitor stated, at all. no errors show on monitor, like no signal? the PC blue light means it thinks its one. the fans must blow, both PSU and CPU or you have no 12vdc power. the uSB ports have power, but that happens even with PC in standby mode, or even turned off, that is how I charge my cell phone PC off, using my USB ports, what matters is: 1: monitor errors, seen 2: Fans. 3; you clicked shut down via what< windows, linux what? if you CLICKED shut down and the fans don't go dead that means your OS is corrupted. for sure. top reasons are bad drivers, and vista can't shut down. or worse. there is always that. (virus) I'd DUMP vista, nobody on earth wants to help anyone with a dead vista , horrid VISTA, did you know MS in there great wisdom failed to add recovery mode to vista, yah sux, swap gas. that. upgrade to w7 and end this silly mess called vista. w7-64bit is best here, with full HP support seen here. this is not spam, its the real HP, the place with no malware,etc. https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-pavilion-p6100-desktop-pc-series/3942799/model/3999655/product-info

download the keyboard and mouse drivers from the manufacturers web site for each unit

Take it back to the retailer. Unless it is more than a year old. The graphics chip or screen has failed.

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hi, to stop buffering while watching a video you to full downloaded a movie.. as you see in the bar line color if the bar which is on the end it will not buff anymore..

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Look closely at your statement. Works fine until the laptop overheats is an overheating problem, not a wifi problem. Make sure the air vents are clear from any dust or debris. Most laptops have a passive cooling system, so any blockabve of those vents can cause it to overheat. Also, when it overheats is it on your lap or on a hard surface? ironically, the worst thing you can do with a laptop is to use it whie it is on your lap. Your legs actually block the vents giving it no way to keep itself cool. The other thing to look at is the fan inside. Is it running constantly, intermittantly or not at all ever? The fan will only run if the CPU starts to get to a preprogrammed temperature. If it's running constantly, then it definitely needs to be looked at. likewise if it bnever comes on at all.

This error comes up if you have replaced the branded drive with an oem one, the original drive is watermarked and the OEM one is not, the restore disks look for this watermark, and will not install if it cannot find it, it then gives you the error above Cliff OEM

One of the advantages of owning an HP Pavilion includes playing your favorite DVDs conveniently at home or anywhere with your HP Pavilion laptop or notebook. Whether you have Windows 7 or Windows Vista, your HP Pavilion may experience problems playing your DVDs. For example, sometimes you may have a DVD movie skip while playing, which can happen frequently with a lot of DVD handling, such as with rental DVDs. Perhaps your DVD player does not recognize the DVD and rejects it. When you troubleshoot your HP Pavilion DVD player, you become more acquainted with your HP Pavilion, plus you can get back to movie-watching sooner. Clean the DVD if you notice any skipping while playing or if the DVD stops. You can clean the DVD by wiping it from the center to the edge using a lint-free cloth and filtered water. Avoid watching DVD movies while you have a virus system scan operating on your computer system. Reschedule the virus scan to another time or disconnect the scan temporarily and then reconnect the scan when you have finished watching your movie. Disconnect from the Internet while watching movies. Other programs on your HP computer can access the Internet and disrupt the movie as you watch. Turn off your printer, scanners and other external devices connected to your HP Pavilion while you watch movies. This allows your computer to concentrate its resources on your DVD player. Install the latest DVD player updates from the HP Support and Drivers website for the best DVD performance. Test the DVD Drive Insert the DVD into the HP Pavilion DVD drive. Close any window that opens automatically. Click "Start" and then "Computer." Right-click on the DVD player icon and then choose "Explore." Check to make certain you placed the DVD into a DVD drive. If the HP Pavilion DVD drive ejects the disc or prompts you to insert a disc, it does not recognize the DVD. You can also try inserting another DVD disc. If you do not see folders appear, such as VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TX, you may have a defective disc, or the DVD may not be compatible with your DVD drive, such as a Blu-ray disc. Try a different DVD movie. Insert a regular CD into the DVD drive to see whether HP can read it, after you have tried playing several DVDs. If the drive can read the CD, it may not be the DVD drive. Have the internal ribbon cable replaced if the drive cannot read the CD, or have the DVD drive replaced if a new cable does not help. Reinstall DVD Software Windows 7 Click "Start," "All Programs," "Recovery Manager," and then "Recovery Manager." Click "Continue" if prompted by Windows 7. This will bring up the HP Recovery Manager window. Click "Software Program Reinstallation" and then "Next." This will bring up the HP Software Program Reinstallation window, which allows you to reinstall the programs that originally came with your HP Pavilion. Click "Next" and then follow the instructions provided. Restart your computer after the driver installation. Select "Next" and follow the directions provided to recover and reinstall the DVD player software that came with your HP Pavilion. Reinstall DVD Software Windows Vista Click "Start," "All Programs," "PC Help and Tools" and then "Recovery Manager." This will bring up an HP window called Recovery Manager to help you recover HP Pavilion drivers and programs. Click "Next" and then select "Yes" or "No" when prompted to perform a program recovery. Select "Next" and follow the directions provided to recover and reinstall the DVD player software that came with your HP Pavilion. HP Pavilion PC Laptop Blue Ray not working Blu-ray disc technology continues to improve and advance, so simply having a Blu-ray player in your computer doesn't guarantee that all discs will play immediately. The Hewlett Packard DV7 Entertainment Notebook has a Blu-ray player, but as the technology advances you have to keep the software and firmware on the system up-to-date to ensure compatibility. Reboot your Pavilion notebook. A minor miscommunication between the disc drive and Windows Vista or 7 may lead to a disc read error. Rebooting clears your system's memory and forces Windows to reload all of your device drivers, which may resolve a minor kink. Play your Blu-ray disc to see if the problem is solved. Open QuickPlay and update it. Double-click the "Update" button to open "Updates and Enhancements." Double-click "Get the latest QuickPlay updates." Select "Download now!" on the next screen and wait while the file downloads and installs. Close and reopen QuickPlay and insert the Blu-ray disc again. Update MediaStart regularly. This program tracks updates for your Blu-ray player's firmware, the software coded onto the device to tell it what kinds of discs it can read. Open MediaStart and select "Update your MediaStart." Updates are only listed when available, so if you don't see an update, check back in a few weeks. Each update for the Blu-ray player enables you to play more recent discs, since some interactive features may not be compatible with older software. Restart after each update. Update your software on a disc-by-disc basis. According to HP, some Blu-ray discs have special content protection and require new codes for you to play the movie. These codes or disc-specific updates are stored on the disc. If you are prompted to download a free update after inserting a disc, follow the prompts to do so. The updates will be different for each disc. Check to make sure your player will play regular content if you continue to have issues with Blu-ray discs. It may be that the error is related to the drive, not the type of media. Try a CD-ROM or a standard DVD to see if the disc responds. If not, contact HP for a replacement or for drive-related troubleshooting. HP blueray problems http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&taskId=110&prodSeriesId=3744231&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=3744231&objectID=c01361837

ethernet jack may be fried.. Go to device manager and see if its disabled or non existant.

you must have a bluray supported software such as power dvd 9 or win dvd you must purchase software to playback bluray disks as the codec is licenced

Double click on pad surface. Buttons could be faulty. Check mousepad settings. Install drivers

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hi.i am amin i have si-10d with serial no:A3100290i forget that password.please help me inter msi numbertankyou.eimail:[email protected]:amin irani

its no wireless its bluetooth i guess,, correct me if im wrong

what is the problem?

Hello Humanold,

Please check the following recovery steps:

Full recovery by using recovery partition:

1. Reboot the notebook PC.
2. Keep tapping F11 when the Compaq logo displays.
3. When the Recovery Manager appears, click Next.
4. When prompted to use the Microsoft System Restore program, select No and click Next.
5. When prompted to use the System Recovery, select Yes and click Next.
6. Select the option to perform the recovery without backing up files and click Next.
7. Upon completion of the process, recovery will display "The PC Recovery was successfully completed".
The recovery process will return your PC to the factory image.

Full recovery by using recovery disks:

1. Open the disc drive door and turn off the PC.
2. Insert the first Recovery disc in the disc drive and close the door.
3. Press the power button to turn on the PC.
4. The HP Recovery Manager window appears during the boot process.
If the HP Recovery Manager can access the hard drive, a prompt is displayed to backup the user files before continuing the recovery.
If the HP Recovery Manager cannot access the hard drive to fix the system errors, the HP Recovery Manager will overwrite all the data and reconfigure the entire hard drive to its original condition.

5. Follow the prompts to insert any additional recovery discs in the disc drive.

Just to check, do you have any power settings enabled? If you right click the desktop and go to properties, then screensaver, then power settings, look for hibernation and options to turn off the monitor after a certain amount of time. Maybe one of these settings got checked.

I have looked at and reviewed your problem with your HP laptop DV6700Z and have the fallowing for you to aces.
First, if you are trying to access the internet via wireless, wait until you have established and wired connection.
If the blue light comes on in the front panel, the wireless is working, if not, you have a problem with the wireless modem.
Run a wire from your laptop to your modem and enter your my network, choose setup a internet connection.
Try to make a internet connection. Once you have established a connection, you can setup your wireless connection.
Hope this has helped you.

first step on all LT is to remove the main battery. off bottom with latches. then the LT runs on AC power , endlessly and no dim screens. any LT thinks its running on battery only, it goes to dim mode. NO OS stated, by you, XP./vista,w7/8/10? lines, are not a good sign, is this a 2008 laptop with the infamous solder-balls from H3LL, Nvidia failures. here lets look that up. seems yes, year 2007 stamped clear as day in the service manual (Free) at Hp.com. (aka, lead-free *****,etc) so do this, run on AC only. then, twist the bottom case then the screen case. UN-nuturally, if lines change (add or subtract) it's a bad GPU or screen. gently, do that, takes only gentle forces and is common failure. test 3 is push the J key harder, like 5 lb ham on back of hand hard. screen changes? this is to get stress on the GPU, my be a waste of time, no 2 lapstops the same on lay out. even different by sub models, same name and number. since i cant see your lines, and make great advice, above is wild guess on what you saw not me. so,, if lines means, its only DIM ? then that is another answer lets do DIM only....... battery out main, ok? leave it out, so AC is the only powser so the I Have full power logic runs it at full brightness. and the brightness button actually works. ever heard of CCFL. Back lamps. the all die, everyone, for sure this old. 7 years old. if used allot for sure. it's not LED black lamps here, understand that, the back lamps that last for ever are not HERE. they (CCFL) go dim, go yellow(all do) and go intermittent or dead. some even strobe,(flicker just before the END) all do. every one. after about 20k hours used(adds up easy) 10 hr/day x 5.5 year is that, yours is 7 . 99% tubes bad. stats. 1% inverter bad, or both. the inverter takes, low voltage and makes about 500vdc for the tubes to run. examples. http://www.pcdied.com/monitors.html#CCFL_ALL if you had photos of BAD, answers get x10 more easy.