Second processor not detecting in hp proliat ml150

you posted a statement of fact not a question.
it will support
not
will it support(a real question)

well NO
and NO PC stated, only mobo.(lost the PC ?)
nor that this PC was mobo bought in India?
YOUR mobo is core2, not core(tm) processor
they are not even the same class nor socket
no
here is the list of core i3 (all are LGA
your mobo is core2. (older )
all are over 1000 pins, LGA1156 (gen 0)

you can not stuff 10 pounds(or kg) of mud in 1 pound sack.
no can do.

tell it to run off solo prcosasesro in bios

Hi,
That sounds like a Mother board problem.
Try this, when you turned the computer on, press F8 don't let until the bios shows.
If the bios did not shows up, problem would be........

• Check the processor, replace w/ similar one.
• Check the power supply unit, if you have a spare one, use it just to check the system.
• Check the processor seat pins( where the processor sits ) pins might have burned.

Hope that helps you out!

Your BIOS is hosed. This could mean that your BIOS chip has simply failed, or that an attempt to
update BIOS failed, or that a pernicious virus has erased part of your BIOS EPROM chip.
Fix: replace BIOS chip - its a physical EPROM chip on the motherboard.
Why this is nearly impossible for the experienced home electronics buff: modern PC boards,
especially those used in laptops/notebooks/pad computers, where space is tight, are
wave-soldered, and virtually impossible to work on - for even the experienced hobbyist.
Your only hope: the BIOS chip is SOCKETED, and can therefore be unplugged (using, of
course, proper anti-static techniques), and replaced. But IC chips sockets are virtually unknown
in laptop/notebook/pad/cell phone construction.

Here is a HP link that shows where serial #'s can be found:


https://h50203.www5.hp.com/HPISWeb/Customer/ProductId.aspx#server

Click on this link or copy and paste the complete link into your browser.

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Did you change BIOS settings or does your BIOS supports dual processors?

The ASUS A8M2N-LA is the motherboard used by HP for the new D4500e AMD AM2 PC.

Here are the details:
Motherboard manufacturer's name: ASUS A8M2N-LA
HP/Compaq name: Nodus-GL8E
CPU/Processor
Socket: AM2 Supports AMD Athlon 64, Athlon 64 X2, and Sempron processors
Front-side bus (FSB)
2000 MegaTransfers/second
Chipset
GeForce 6150 LE chipset
BIOS features
Award brand system BIOS Keyboard combination to used to enter BIOS: F1
Form factor
Micro-ATX: 9.6 in X 9.6 in
Memory
Four 240-pin DDR2 DIMM sockets, Supports PC 4200 (533 MHz) and PC2 5300 (667 MHz) DDR2 DIMMs, non-ECC memory only, unbuffered Maximum HP/Compaq approved memory is 4 GB*
PS - as you can see the rangeis 533 - 667 MHz. I would suggest you call HP support and ask if it will support 800 MHz,

Sounds like a system board or processor failure.

did you reset the bios first. ? (id pull the coin cell)
you did all that backwards , the steps are.
1: read the HP service guide see all processors supported.
its a short list. its not like changing light bulbs.
2: the BIOS must support that precessor too.
3: the upgrade if possible , SEE?

d530 SFF, is a small form factor desktop.
it came with
Intel Pentium 4 2.8 GHz
my guess is you want the 3.3mHz version. ( a wasted effort and cash in my opinion the ,it is only fractionally faster, (go for 2 or 4 cores and win)
these old PC are mostly NOW scrapped, gone, nobody wants them.
for good reasons. (no support and no parts, and slow as slug)
worse is it runs XP the dead, now, virus magnet.
support at HP says.

HP COmpaq EVO Business D530

circa 2003, 14 years young?
some sold with Windows 2000. ! ouch and Mandrake 9.1 Linux - Light and OS/2...
specs. that matter
Intel 865G Chipset
800-MHz, 533-MHz or 400-MHz FSB (front side bus limits)
and the memory must match it. speed wise.

the parts surfer (HP ) shows it cam with 17 processor options.
sold newer, the full p/n in the service tag tells this.. not told by you.
some Celeron and other P4s.

the fastest one is, (HP P/N#)

335813-001

Intel Pentium 4 processor - 3.20GHz (Northwood with Hyper-Threading, 800MHz front side bus, 512KB L2 cache, FCPGA2, Socket 478)

the problem with that is the BIOS, many times the newer faster
the hp support page is active.
the last BIOS update is for just this, processors

eg: BIOS 109
Updates Intel Pentium 4 Processor microcode for F41, F34, F29 and F49 steppings. (cupid app shows this)

getting the BIOS correct first is hard.. due to variances, in mobo

https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-compaq-d530-small-form-factor-desktop-pc/316713
lession1:
when PC boots, the BIOS scans many thing but CPU is #1
it scans it to see if it recognizes, it.
if it can not do that, (not in its old 2003 list) then it defaults to slowest CPU support, what else can it do?
the it sets up clock rates properly, this is super basics in PCs.
Then it scans the memory sticks to see if they can run at this clock rate, if not it goes to slow speeds. (what else can it do ?)
it will go to the slowest ram stick inserted. speeds.
or to slowest processors you have actual.

that is all.

it all depends on the number of flashes , pause, repeat.
Since the problem did not indicate any beeps her is the following info


Power LED blinks RED 2 times, one every second, followed by a
2-second pause. = Processor Thermal Protection Activated


3 blinks 1 second apart = Processor not installed (not an indicator for a bad processor).

4 blinks 1 second apart .= Power Failure (power supply is overloaded)

Other possibilities are:
5 blinks 1 second apart No memory
6 blinks 1 second apart No graphics
7 blinks 1 second apart System board failure (detected prior to video)
8 blinks 1 second apart Invalid ROM