HP Pavilion dv7-4190us Bluetooth installation

This model doesn't have Bluetooth installed. I am planning to buy an internal module for this device. What do I search for on the web specifically to get one that is compatible with my unit? Thank you.
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Hi:
You will need to order the bluetooth module that is listed in your service manual.
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02666747.pdf
Please see chapter 3, page 25. You will need to order this one.
For use only with HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC 40xx computer models 537921-001
You will also need to order the cable...The Bluetooth module cable is available using spare part number 605323-001.
I hope you are ready for some major disasembly to install it. See Chapter 4, page 87, and all the other pages necessary from there.
Parts can be ordered on line at the site below:
http://h20141.www2.hp.com/Hpparts/Default.aspx?mscssid=61D96C6B74B9468D9D5ED0161584B318
The cable cost more than 2x as much as the bluetooth module!
Paul

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HP Pavilion dv7-4190us grounding issue

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My laptop regularly grounds me. I reckon it is because of its metal chassis. Whenever I accidentally bump the chassis, 50% of the time, I feel a light current. This is also noticeable on the laptop cover/monitor area. Any ideas regarding this? Thank you.
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The I recommend that you find a shop or and individual whose skills you trust to find out why it is internally grounding to the case.
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Bluetooth module part number for pavilion dv7 4080us ?

I have a pavilion dv7 4080us. Its a great machine but am surprised not to find bluetooth. I see other machines have it and assume it is a part. I have installed bluetooth modules in other laptops pretty easily - but I cannot find a part number for this machine to order etc.

Hi:
Below is the service manual for your notebook.
http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c02476547/c02476547.pdf
You will need to order both the bluetooth module and the bluetooth cable. Part numbers for these are on page 21 of Chapter 3.
The installation procedure is in Chapter 4, page 82. Part numbers again listed on page 82. Looks like you have to take a lot of stuff off including the display.
Paul

There is no bluetooth device in the device manager on my pavilion dv7 - 4065ei, does it exist?

I have a HP Pavilion dv7-4065ei on x64 Windows and I have never used the bluetooth device that is supposed to part of this laptop. I just know the specs from HP website say there is a BT device but I dont see it. I bought my laptop second hand so I dont know the original state.
I downloaded BT drivers on the official HP website (broadcom 2070) but I recieve an error during installation that sort of says there isn't any BT device on my laptop. There is no indication of any bluetooth device on this laptop even in the Device Manager.
I know there something I'm missing.
Any help please?

Suggest that you download and install AirPort Utility 5.6 for Mac OS X Lion, which is the full featured version of AirPort Utility for Lion. This version was released at the same time as AirPort Utillity 6.0.....perhaps you missed this.
If you still don't see a NAT tab...that would indicate that the AIrPort Extreme is in Bridge Mode (NAT is turned off...so there is nothing to adjust) and that NAT is being handled by another device on your network.

Pavilion dv7 4050ed - Windows Update Problems After First Installation

I have only just today received my brand new HP Pavilion dv7 4050ed and commenced installation straight away. There were no problems in the initial installation and I booted Windows for the first time successfully and let it do its auto installs for things like Java and Adobe Reader. I then moved to update and patch the laptop with Windows Update but immediately noticed that something was wrong. Upon opening Windows Update I was met with a white cross in a red shield to signify an error. When I prompted it to "Check for Updates" I was met with an error message stating, "Windows Update cannot currently check for updates, because the service is not running. You may need to restart your computer." I get the same error message when I try to run Windows Live Messenger.
After multiple restarts and checking in the control panel that the update service was allowed and working, the error message still appears whenever I try to update or patch my machine. How can this kind of thing happen to a brand new machine that I've had for less than a day and has only had its basic settings chosen? It simply will not update, or even recognize that the update service is available. The internet is fully functional so it isn't any kind of connection problem.
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HP support provided me with the following link:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02219204&cc=nl&lc=en&dlc=en&product=4213233
On this page there's a download called sp47845. After installing this, everything was working again.

Bluetooth on HP Pavilion dv7-2173cl Entertainment Notebook PC

I can't seem to make this work with my Droid Razr Maxx or bluetooth wireless speaker even though there are icons in Devices and Printers dialog box with little yellow triangles on them. Ever since I have owned this laptop, I have not been able to use bluetooth. I have a 2009 HP Pavilion dv7-2173cl Entertainment Notebook PC that is running windows 7 all updated. Device manager shows that there is a bluetooth module to which I have uninstalled and reinstalled many times. I'm beginning to think that the module is defective.
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It appears that the device is an HP branded bluetooth module. However, the information I can locate says it is powered by a Broadcom driver.
Did this notebook originally come with Windows 8?
Try this driver and let me know if it has an effect on your issue.
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Bluetooth on HP-Pavilion-dv7-6b32us

I am trying to connect bluetooth earphones to my HP-Pavilion-dv7-6b32us Notebook. I have two different models that I am trying to connect to my notebook: Nextware Sonic and Jarv earphones, both via bluetooth. I've tried "Add a Device" through the control panel, but the devices don't pair or show up. I can't find bluetooth in the device manager. Are there any drivers I can download or software on the computer I can activate to solve this, or do I need to buy a bluetooth dongle?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
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The specs do not indicate that your model has bluetooth so yes, if you want it you are going to have to get a dongle.

How can I tell if my HP Pavilion DV7-6B55DX is equipped with Bluetooth?

How can I tell if my HP Pavilion DV7-6B55DX is equipped with Bluetooth?
I have installed the Intel Centrino drivers without error, however I cannot find anything related to bluetooth connectivity. How can I figure out if I actually have it? ( I have seen conflicting information on the reviews )
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Windows 7 or 8 will pick up a bluetooth module and it will show up in device manager even if the completely correct driver is not installed. If you have no bluetooth device in device manager you ain't got bluetooth.

HP Pavilion dv7 doesn't start and I can't install operating system

Product: HP Pavilion dv7-1125eo
p/n: NA034EA#UUW
I had Windows 8.1 Pro and I did a virus scan with Malwarebytes-program but I think that it completed before this and didn't find anything. I were also using Youtube and suddenly my computer turned off and it didn't find my hard disk anymore.
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I tried a trick that going to BIOS five times and always save changes and exit. That kind of worked and I were able to use Windows like 15 min but then computer turned off.
Windows repairing things:
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it finally showed in Windows installation screen. Installing always stopped at 16 or 19% and formatting didn't help.
I also formatted my USB stick and made it installation media again but same thing.
Then I thought that maybe I have wrong Windows 8 Pro product key, an upgrade only so I tried to install Windows Vista because it were a factory installed OS. It either didn't recognize my hard drive in Windows installing screen, but this one can be tested in BIOS.
Taking CMOS battery out for hours and trying with only one memory or both hard disks didn't work.
Do I need to install some drivers from DVD during the Windows installation or is the hard disk connections broken or what is the problem? Can't I repair it by myself?
I'm tired of trying these magic tricks so I really hope that someone can help me. Otherwise I need to buy a new laptop or use it with my USB stick and its live Linux ;( Also battery is dead so it doesn't exist anymore and fan makes noises sometimes and computer gets hot. I'm getting amused when trying to fix it even though almost nothing doesn't work anymore but it's hard to let go of it because I have repaired it so many times and even though it's old it's been working the last year well before this
I didn't know where to post this because I don't know what the real problem is.

Hey @mnbvc ,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I see you're unable to install Windows on another HDD after experiencing an HDD failure.
The hard drive not found error would indicate the drive has failed. Not being able to test the drive confirms this.
-Source: Resolve Boot Device not Found Error Message.
The upgrade key you use only applies to the Windows Upgrade ISO and will not allow a fresh install of the operating system if it has nothing to build on, so you are correct in trying the Vista install. When you attempt to install VIsta are you using the HP Recovery Media or are you using the Windows Vista ISO? I would assume the drive that was installed in your notebook was larger than 250GB and would explain why an HP Recovery would fail during formatting but would not explain why the install failed if it was a licensed Windows ISO.
Have you tried installing Linux onto the HDD instead of using a USB boot? This will help you test the validity of the HDD.
You can try downloading a version of Windows 8.1 and skip the license key to activate the 30 day trial. (Search Google for Windows 8.1 Pro ISO downloads). Once installed activate Windows using the license key you purchased for an upgrade which theoretically should work.
Let me know if that helps or if installing Linux to the HDD fails as well.
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Windows 8 HP Pavilion dv7-4285dx Upgrade results in black screen after intallation finalizes.

I have a 2011 HP Pavilion dv7-4285dx with Windows 7 64 bit Home premium installed. The notebook/laptop has a AMD Radeon HD 6300M series display adapter with driver version 9.2.2.0 dated 9/27/2012 and an ATI technologies Intel HD Graphics display adapter with driver version 8.7771.1.0. The notebook/laptop has not had a hardware upgrade and contiains the orignal factory OS. BIOS is current to latest available.
The issue I had while upgrading to Windows 8 is after the install finalizes (settings and preferences are entered) and the system boots to the tiles screen, the display works fine. Clicking to the desktop works only for a few moments before the screen goes dark. Pressing the power button and/or closing/opening the lid results in at times a black screen (no power to the screen) or black screen (power to the screen) or a black screen where only the mouse pointer is visible and moves around the screen. Restarting the computer results in a repeat of the issue at times while other times it will boot directly to what appears to be the windows desktop. You can interact with the file folder icon on the task bar as well as internet explorer, and you can get the charms bar and tile screen. Any attempt to open computer management or any control panel or task manager will open the window as an icon on the task bar. You can mouseover the icon to "preview" a small version of the window but you can not click on it to maximize.
I attempted the following workarounds:
1) Clean install of Windows 8: Installs but fails with same result as above
Refresh PC from windows 8 rescue media: Works slightly longer until AMD driver fails and then reverts to situation above.
2) Uninstalling all display adapters (via computer management) and then upgrading to Windows 8: Results in microsoft drivers getting installed, works much as refresh above until AMD driver fails and then reverts to above situation.
3) In Scenarios 1 and 2, I also tried to use windows update within Win8 to update the drivers there are updated MS drivers available ,(dated as late as 10/27/2012) but intalling those drivers also resulted in a failure of the adapter within a short period of time as did NOT updating the drivers.
4) Disabling display adapters and then restarting: Results in a BSOD (Blue Screen) IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL Stop: 0x0000000A error during boot as the OS runs into trouble with the driver before Windows 7 boots. This happens if one or both drivers are disabled.
5) Disabling display adapters before in-place upgrade to Windows 8 results in the Windows 8 equivalent of a BSOD and results in the system shutting down and then reverting to Windows 7.
Through research, I determined some ppl had luck connecting another monitor/HD TV through VGA/HDMI and then using the function-screen button to switch, with my system this resulted in the same issue displayed on the TV/Monitor. There are also updates to ATI and Catalyst center available including drivers and installing these do not remedy the issue. Intel was checked and there are no drivers available as HP uses a "custom" driver for intel. Attempting to install any of these Intel drivers will result in a fail with a compatiblity error.
Windows 8 has no safe mode ability from the windows 8 rescue media disk, you cannot F-8 as you could in the preview. Safe mode must be reached via charms, settings, startup and then selecting safe mode as a boot option, which is not available as the display adapter malfunctions. In those scenarios where I was able to get a windows desktop to boot up as in the first paragaph I can get to the restart settings via charms, but clicking to bring up the restart menu requires another window to open which is only visible as a "preview" on the windows task bar.
if you are going to attempt to try any of these,
1) Use a third party software to image your pre-win 8 upgrade system that you can boot into from USB or CD;
2) Before starting the process, disable the UAC prompt and remove any passwords from logon, as those things will require you to interact with the OS and you will not be able to do this when the adapters fail. The screen will shadow out as it usually does but the prompt will not be viewable.
3) Create an ISO image of the Win8 install media and write down the product key. If you are able to get a successful boot, before the drivers fail, create a Windows 8 rescue media disk.
I spoke with HP tech support this morning (10/29/2012) they are aware of the issues and they lie with the display adapters. They are working toward a solutuion but there are none available at this time and no date when they will be available. They recommend checking the support website and having the web page autoscan your PC as the drivers will show there when they are posted and they will be installable from Windows 7 so there will be no issue with upgrading to Windows 8. Bottom line, do not upgrade to Windows 8 at this time.
MS Tech support escalation tier reps also informed me there is no present workaround available.
Hope this helps and saves somebody some time!
JJ

My laptop sat at BestBuy from Friday night until today (10-31-12)! They couldn't figure out how to fix the problem so I finally told them to revert my latop back to Windows 7! I hope HP reads these and will hurry up and make the updates needed so that I can run Windows 8 on my Laptop! I just bought mine in July of last year there is nothing wrong with it and after dropping about $1200.00 for my dv7-4285dx along with the Best Buy Geek Squad package I do not feel like having to drop more money into another laptop!! PLEASE HURRY AND FIX THIS I DIDN"T DROP $69.99 plus tx to not be able to use Windows 8! Even before I did the upgrade I had the GEEk Squad check to make sure I could make the upgrade and was told this laptop well surpasses the required minium to run Windows 8!!!!!!

HP Pavilion dv7-1285dx - No F11, Won't Boot Windows -- Recovery Manager PATH?

I am repairing an HP Pavilion dv7-1285dx for a friend. I have restored countless other computers but this one has driven me up the wall after 7 hours of trial and error and web searches.
Here's the deal:
--The computer came with Windows Vista
--The owner upgraded it to Windows 7 this past fall
--The comptuer came in contact with malware and will not boot
--When booting, the computer will slowly attempt to load Windows, will make it to the "welcome" screen, then restart itself, creating an infinite loop
--I do have a recovery DVD for the computer; the owner burned it apparently in late 2010
--I am proficient in MS-DOS and am comfortable using the command prompt
--The command prompt is the only way I can operate this computer at the moment. I do not have access to Windows of any sort, let alone the web
--I do have two other computers here that are mine, both are Macs and one dual-boots into Windows; I do have a few flash drives and can burn optical media if necessary
The F11 key does not work on this computer to bring up the recovery manager. I know why, too--the machine was upgraded to Windows 7, which wiped out the connection between the key and the program.
My hope is that I can find the path of the recovery manager somewhere. There was a windows.old directory on the drive; I was able to change it to Windows (the existing Windows was renamed windows.scrap).
This enabled me to at least get to an OS selection screen. There were three options: 7, 7 (recovery), and Vista (recovery). None of them are able to get me into Windows. The Vista option states it is corrupt while both 7s will try to unsuccessfully repair themselves.
I can, however, access the command prompt through the Windows recovery program (NOT the HP recovery program, which I need to restore anything from either the partition on the D: drive or the DVD).
I did notice all of the files on the DVD were in .zip format once I got deep enough in a directory. I'm debating about extracting them on one of my other comptuers to see if I can just get them over on another device, but my only external hard drive is Mac formatted so I'll have to use a USB stick.
There have been queries about this out there referring to making the D: partition active. However, all of these solutions require Windows, which I cannot use. The same is true of downloads.
My biggest question--where could the recovery program be buried? I would be willing to bring files over on another device IF AND ONLY IF THEY DO NOT REQUIRE WINDOWS.
The SMINST directory within Program Files (x86) is not present.
Basically, I need a DOS-compatible, non-Windows, way to restore this computer.
I have no other Windows installation discs for the machine currently with me. Also, the COA sticker on the bottom of the computer is extremely worn and I can only read a few digits of it, so I can't use that for a restore I guess.
On a final note--the fan in this comptuer is extremely annoying; any way to turn it off besides just the switch in the BIOS that toggles whether it runs all the time?

You don't need to be in Windows to mark the D:\Recovery partition Active. Just boot with a utility cd with the disk management capability. If you don't have one_Scroll down on the page and get>> Bootable CD If you don't have a burning app that can burn an ISO to cd get>> ImgBurn to burn the iso image to cd-a guide on using ImgBurn to write an ISO to a disc is> Here. Once created, boot from it.
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I have a HP Pavilion dv7-6c95dx. I am putting in a new hard drive. I can't get Windows 7 x64 to recognize it during the install. I have tried the Intel Chipset drivers from the HP download site for my laptop. I have also tried the x64 drivers from the Intel site: http://downloadmirror.intel.com/24293/a08/f6flpy-x64.zip.
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Hi, Brian:
See if this works (I can't open the link you posted, so I don't know if that file contains the sata drivers for the chipset in your notebook. I know that this one does...
Download the drivers from this link below (first or second file listed -- 32 or 64 bit as applicable).
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Pavilion DV7-6030ew, ATI video driver on ubuntu 13.10

I have up and running ubuntu (kubuntu to be precise), but after installation any try to run the driver ends with blank screen...
Is there any way to install ATI driver for video card in ubuntu 13.10?

Hi Wywern,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have read your thread on your HP Pavilion dv7-6030ew Notebook and drivers needed for Ubuntu. Here is a link to Ati graphic drivers for Ubuntu OS.
Hope this helps you out.
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I have a HP Pavilion dv7 with Win 7 Home Premium edition pre-installed, it is a 3.5 years old computer, seldom used by me. As my previous computer with XP was close to the end of is life I decided to investigate if it was possible to use the Pavilion.
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When I reboot the PC I have a “BOOTMGR is missing/ Press Ctrl+Alt+Del” message and a blinking prompt
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Can anyone helps me? I have no HP recover disks (it seems that HP do not sell rescue disks anymore for pavilion dv7 and Win7)
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Create a System Repair Disk on another Windows 7 computer to use your computer if it fixes anything.
If you live in the USA/Canada, call HP at this number 1-800-334-5144, and see if you can still get a set of recovery disks otherwise the WorldWide site:
http://welcome.hp.com/country/w1/en/support.html
If the recovery disks are not available through HP, they have them at Computer Surgeons:
http://www.computersurgeons.com/p-20621-recovery-kit-679228-002-for-hp-pavilion-entertainment-notebo...
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Pavilion DV7-4087CL ATI Graphic card is not working on games! and on windows.Only Intel HD

Hello to all, i have problem on my laptop (Pavilion DV7-4087CL_. I have windows 7 64 bit , and all drivers is update and special ATI from AMD RADEON LAST one. After too many installation i cannot play 3d games or whatever game with my ati.
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What solution have with this and how im taking all the power from the laptop because is very slow with intel
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Hi @arkas
Welcome to the HP Forums! I see that you are having some graphic problems. Did you install that ATI driver from the AMD website? If so that is the problem. You have switchable graphics meaning that you have two video cards. The Intel card is designed for your everyday basic graphics processing while the ATI card is designed to handle the heavy lifting. Switchable graphics drivers are configured by the manufacturer of the notebook not the manufacturer of the graphics card.
I would suggest that you install your AMD High-Definition Graphics Driver and your Intel High-Definition Graphics Driver. If you are looking for more information on switchable graphics this HP document Switchable Graphics on Notebooks Configured with Intel and ATI GPUs.
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