HP Pavilion dm4t 1000 - wd471av Windows 7 64-bit Upgrading VGA card

can i upgrade VGA removable card for HP Pavilion dm4t 1000 ?

T2, you don't mention how much system memory that you have installed. Windows 7 will run best with 3GB of memory. Also, integrated memory is always lacking in any games. The 128MB is not allocated at one time. It is only used as needed. If you want to play games, you should upgrade your memory and upgrade to a standalone video card. I don't believe that a driver update will make any difference.
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Hi there ,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome! This is a great site to get answers and ask questions. I read your post on the HP Support Forums and wanted to give you the information you needed. I understand that you have an HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-ab027tx and you need all of the drivers for it. There are a couple ways for you to get all of the updated drivers for the HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-ab027tx. You could use the HP Support Assistant to download all of the drivers for your Notebook. Or you could use the HP Pavilion Notebook - 15-ab027tx Drivers Website and pick which drivers you would like to download.
Please follow these provided troubleshooting steps, re-post and let me know how everything went. Thank you! Have a great day!

My Pavilion DMT-1000 shuts down immediately when it starts to boot up.

HP Paviliion DM4T-1000 running Windows 7 shuts down as soon as it starts to boot up. It passes the startup tests, but it shuts down after about an hour doing the hard disk test. It also shuts down from the boot menu after about an hour. The fan is running full speed at all times and the airflow is perfectly good. I have tried reinitiating the BIOS by removing the internal battery and doing a hard reboot. I have tried booting off of a CD and using the F11. Everything results in immediate shut down. Should the fan be running full speed immdediately? How can I tell if the BIOS thinks the temperature is too high? Is there a test point to monitor? What else can cause a failure to boot?

With the limited information you have provided, look at this comprehensive troubleshooting document:
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3353
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CJ

Hi,
Please use the following instructions to check and fix:
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Pavilion DV9008NR BIOS problem Windows 8 32-bit

I have an older Pavilion DV9008NR notebook:
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CPU - Athlon Turion 64 x2 1.6 GHz TL-50
Motherboard - Quanta 30B9
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I went back to my old WinXP image, and BIOS loaded several times normally with <F10> and <Esc> prompts.
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I do understand that Win8 does have some feature to take control to keep Boot Sector malware from taking control.
Is this what is happening? (Which becomes a real problem with <F10> and <Esc> maybe needed),
Is this a BIOS bug, or
Is there something else.
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I'm sorry but this was very difficult to read. If I understand you are having an issue installing Windows 8 32-bit. Is this right?
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I have a hp pavilion elite e9140f windows vista 64-bit
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Hello BRDGDD,
Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the HP Forums I would like to direct your attention to the HP Forums Guide First Time Here? Learn How to Post and More.
I understand you are having issues using your Blu-Ray Player on your HP Pavilion Elite e9140f running Windows Vista. I am going to approach this from a couple different directions.
First, we are going to try to put back the original drivers that came with your computer using the HP Support document: Performing a Software Application or Driver Recovery (Windows Vista), which will walk you though using the HP Recovery Manager to restore the original drivers on your computer.
Second, if you are still not able to use the Blu-Ray Player we are going to try using the HP Support document: Using Microsoft System Restore (Windows Vista), which we will use to roll your system back to a point in time where your Blu-Ray player worked. This will not affect your personal files, but it will affect any applications you have installed between now and the date you choose and any settings you have changed during the same time. These will have to be re-installed and/or re-changed.
Lastly, if you are still not able to install the software or are still not able to use your Blu-Ray Player I am going to suggest you back up any personal files, bookmarks and such to a USB drive or something and then follow the HP Support document: Performing an HP System Recovery (Windows Vista), which will walk you through recoverying your computer back to factory settings.
***NOTE: Be warned you will loose everything so ensure you backup what you want to keep!
If none of the above work and your still having issues it appears to be a physical issue and I think it would be best if you contacted HP technical support for repair options.
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System fan 90B issues HP Pavilion g7 Notebook PC Windows 8 64-bit

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Hi,
Please use the following link to fix:
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Hpe this helps.
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I understand you are looking for BIOS upgrade. Here is a document on HP Pavilion dv7t-1000 CTO Entertainment Notebook PC Drivers.
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Hp pavilion tx2110us drivers for windows 7

hello,
i have a hp pavilion tx2110us entertainment notebook (tablet). i recently upgraded from vista home to windows ultimate. i have a few issues with this. i would be very happy if someone could help me here.
1. the tablet buttons (on the side of the scree dont work), just the settings one works...the rotate, the dvd one dont! i had installed some driver seeing the forum but it only solved a part of the problem. i.e. the settings button for tablet. can i find the drivers for it somewhere??
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shubhijk wrote:
i dont have an active connection on my laptop. as in i cant be on net for too long to get windows updates. is there a way to download the display driver other than updating my drivers from the internet?
So we will install network drivers to solve this problem.
Install as first driver for chipset / lan card:
NVIDIA nForce Chipset/Network here
After installtion of this driver You need to restart your system. This is very important.
Driver for wireless card:
Broadcom wireless here
Both this drivers are normally on your support page for Vista system, but they will work great under Windows 7 too.
Only If for some reason wireless driver will not work great then uninstall it first and install latest version released by HP:
Broadcom Wireless here (ver 5.60.48.35 for 32/64 bit Win7)
Resource:
Uninstalling Software in Windows 7
Uninstall or change a program in Windows 7
Most of Vista drivers should work under Windows 7. You may find all of them here.
When normal installation will fail, then try to run unsuccessfully installed file in Compatibility Mode (Windows Vista, Windows Vista Service Pack 1 and Windows Vista Service Pack 2).
Resources:
Make older programs run in this version of Windows
How to Run a Program in Compatibility Mode in Windows 7
If even this will fail then use Windows Update as I said before and install drivers from optional section.
I don't have much knowledge about tablets, but according to other post on this board Wacom Digitizer Driver solves problem with rotation.
This answer was wrong. According to this topic solution on problem with rotation is installation of HP Quick Launch Buttons and Graphic driver.
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You've got nVidia graphic card and AMD processor. Because of that You should check temperature of your GPU.
If it's high then You should install driver for graphic card from Windows Update as fast as it's possible.
How You may check Your notebook CPU (processor), GPU (graphic card), motherboard or HDD temperature?
To do that use HWMonitor (free and recommended).
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Have to regularly restart DHCP Client - HP Pavilion 500-205 DT - Windows 7

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You're very welcome.
I would tend to agree, but I wanted to offer you that driver as a last resort.
This is a consumer to consumer forum. I don't work for HP, and if you suspect it is a hardware issue, you will need to contact HP technical support and submit a support case under the warranty.
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I was using my pavilion tx 1000 a few months ago and the screen suddenly started to fade to full white and this happened. My notebook will not boot up after powering on. The lights come on except for the wifi and mute button indicators. The fan starts and then stops after a few seconds. The screen remains blank. I took it to a family friend who changed my motherboard and it's been working for about a few weeks. The screen faded again like the first time two weeks ago but I left the computer alone and tried to turn it on again and it magically worked. Just today I tried to turn it on after what seemed to be normal use without any problems and the same boot up problems occurred. Does anyone have a solution or at least an explanation? Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

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2. checking connection for ram, hard drive etc.
3. Stopped the sleep/hibernation mode.
Nothing worked. HP suggested that I replace the motherboard at cost of $399. I could not accept this simple and easy solution, not yet. Not until, someone could tell me which part of the motherboard was bad or at least get me the error codes from POST.
I found out that one can buy for under $9, a simple display unit, which would tell you the POST error code and what the error was in the POST operations. However, this unit works only if you have a PCI slot or USB and Parallel printer port. The Tx1220 does not have the PCI slot or the parallel printer port. Technically, one can buy a parallel to USB adapter for under $20.
I checked with Geek Squad. They wanted $70 to run tests on the motherboard. So I decided to do something else for a change.
I took the following steps:
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Second, I also replaced the Norton Internet Security 60-day subscription installed automatically by HP by default to plain Symantec antivirus.
(Note- Windows does not do a clean uninstall of NOrton Internet Security or the Antivirus program. You will need the Norton removal tool from Symantec to do a better job.)
Also, I later removed the symantec antivirus program and replaced with the free AVG program.
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Fourth, I also changed the screen resolution to low/medium settings,
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I have a hp pavilion Tx 1000 am selling on ebay i been ask twice if the laptop is a touchscreen,

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reinstal OS ,,, do a format during instaltion of windows,, hope that will mk everything fine
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Hello there,
I've been searching in the forums but I couldn't find the answer I need before I format my computer.
I own a HP Pavilion tx1325ep Notebook PC and I would like to know if I can install Windows 7 operating system.
If so, shall I install the 32 or 64 bits version?
Im sorry probably im repeating a question that was already answered but I couldn't find my answer and I dont want to take any risk before doing it.
Thank you for all the support,
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Hi:
If you want to find out if your PC will run Windows 7, please download and run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor. It will let you know if your PC can run Windows 7 and if anything needs to be done to correct any issues the advisor finds:
Link is below:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/get/upgrade-advisor.aspx
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http://www.techspot.com/guides/177-windows-install-32bit-64bit/
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