HP Presario - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 8

Hello Most laptop or PCs, has a combination keyboard pressing keys, that invoque the restore routine. usually F11 or F10. others has DVD, check and see what you have of these two. in the first one, you recover from a disk partition the whole OS.

Hello there! try these page! there you may find the driver you look! Carl

Hello there! try these page! Carl

Htllo there! there is the solution Carl

Hello there You have to look or write down all your specific drivers, like, video , sound card, network, and do a searh for those drivers, or generic drivers. Carl

Hello The answer is yes,, look for the specs, in the manual. Carl

hello there Just go to HP page, and look for drivers, then enter your model number of your laptop, that will send you directly to the drivers page for your particular laptop. Carl

Hello there! 1) take all the screws at back and sides, panels out. 2) the fron panel carefully pull out, with a screwdriver, but carefully not to broke the plastic snap connectors. now you has access to the DVD bays, and can installs new device . Carl

Its all about go to HP page, and bios updates, the instructions are there too! but be aware you have to be more specific on model, and BIOS dates.

You can disable your battery mode, on POWER section, advance settings, and look for battery , enable, disable options good luck Carl

Hello there! It could be one of these: 1) bad monitor video pixels array. 2) Bad Video Card (heating) clean your fan, for heating!

Hello there! A lot things may happend 1) hard disk error or Boot sector error 2) no boot device selecting in BIOS. Carl

Hello there! just try these: 1) use a checkpoint recover time a day before the deleted mic. 2) do a refresh in device manager, and install the mic driver.

Hello "A" Well, start verifiying these: 1) Bad Module Ram 2) reseating video card. some other problems, more deepest are bad capacitor, near the CPU.

Hello there! Check those hints! 1) Check the brightness, and contrast keys! 2) sometimes, taking out battery, for 1 minute solve some issues. 3) bad inverter video. 4) select internal video, instead outside video (keyboard)

Hello "A" Yes, depending on your configuration PC, or version of windows, or wordpad, using F7, do the trick. good luck Carl

Hello There "A" Usually PCs that won't boot its for any of these reasons: 1) Voltage on outlet check this* 2) bad Power Supply. 3) bad RAM 4) any near CPU capacitors, on the motherboard.* Carl

Hello there Well verify, a few things: 1) power supply 2) space 3) dimension of your ATX tower case 4) select a HDMI video card GE force 7 or above that came with HDMI specs. you will be ok! Carl

First things First! Usually, restoring your PC, involve, a series of DISK, or CDs, or even restore from your hard drive restore partition, check your BIOS for restore, or what combination KEY, from the keyboard,is designated for restoring, usually its, F11 or f10 good luck Carl

hi just try this link

http://www8.hp.com/us/en/support-drivers.html


and select detect your product to live update all drivers