20 Most Recent HP D330 PC Desktop Questions & Answers

hp d330 ut(dz010a) network driver

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it is there in computer show room. go and ask it now

Your question is very vague, are you having a problem with the audio drivers or the speakers?

I would change the speakers and update the driver to see if that resolves the issue.

Hope this helps

Take the BIOS battery out for 20 secs then replace and reboot
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google n search for ur version of vga drivers or try <a href="http://www.driverguid.com">www.driverguid.com</a><br />

The HP site which has your manual is down, so I'll try to help. Most desktop computers open from the left back side as you stand looking at the front. There are two screws that you remove and slide the cover towards the back about 3-4 inches and it should be easily removed.

Covers fit tight so you need to push the cover back hard or hit the cover with the flat of your hand pushing back.

yes you do, depending on your manufacturer, for me it was dell so they had all the drivers on the site that i needed, you will have to re download all the drivers for it, unless you have the cd all the drivers should be on a few cds like, when i got my laptop from dell they provided copies of all the cds i needed in case i had to reinstall these included:
1.application and utilities disc
2. sound card disc
3.go to the website and get the ethernet card drivers from them unless you still have the cd from the card.
its as best i can put it
and then once the sound driver is installed go to control panel and then click sound and audio and make sure all the devices are being used with the right sound card

You need to click on the below mentioned link and click on download

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=342068&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=342066&swLang=13&taskId=135&swEnvOID=1098#113165

Thanks.

u can use standard - ATA-100 hard drive for ur HP D330 PC Desktop.

Assuming one is installed on your machine, look for a card with several nine-pin serial connectors with pins.

On the lower half back of the computer there are slots. Some of these are filled, some may be empty. This is where you will find what are commonly referred to as ad-on cards. On newer computers that have a dial-up modem will be installed using an ad-on card in one of these slots. Most times at the very bottom. There is also a possibility that a dial-up modem is what's know as on-board. It will be located again on the back, in the panel that has all the other on-board devices such as the keyboard, mouse, monitor (if it's on-board video), audio device plugs and usually the Ethernet plug for the cable modem.
Although I have to tell you that most newer computers now will not come standard with a dial-up.
Hope this helps.

maybe you haven't installed yet your video/graphics driver, install it and and reboot yoour computer. It might solve your problem.

Is it a progress line that shows how the atart up is progressing?

It may also be a small glitch in your video card. If its not present when working normally, i would not worry too much about it.

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Did you check the audio settings in control panel. you need to select the appropriate hardware from the drop down list. See if it works.

try installing the xp drivers for a start:

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Check the name of the card or model, download the driver to Internet just search for that? you'll needing to reinstall manually the driver of the PCI adapter to your computer.