Hp probook 650 g1

Hi
The power light flashes, on this probook. I tried removing the battery and connecting the mains adapter but the light still flashes on and off. I have replaced the memory but the same happens.

Hello,
Here are some troubleshooting steps that you can try:
http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01732674
Good luck!!
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[Probook 650] Displayport audio enabled?

I was wondering whether or not the Probook 650 G1 supports audio over displayport before I buy a €20 adapter for it and find out it doesn't.
I couldn't find it in the documentation, but perhaps I overlooked it.

Hello @Michel-B,
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I have read your post on how you are looking to see if your notebook is displayport audio enabled, and I would be happy to guide you towards a resolution!
I am sorry, but to get your issue more exposure, I would suggest posting it in the commercial forums, since this is a commercial product. You can do this at:
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-HP-ProBook-EliteBook/bd-p/bsc-274
I hope this helps!
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ProBook 650 G1 freezes when taken off of docking station

Have a ProBook 650 g1 when removing it from the docking station the laptop hangs, We have tried multiple docking stations this happens with all docking stations

Thank you for your reply. I'll give you a bit more detail. I have two docking stations. One was purchased for this laptop and the other one, the one I asked you about, is the one I used with my prior HP laptop. My goal is to be able to use both docking stations at different locations. Regarding your reply, you mentioned that you are not sure if the laptop should be used with a 90w docking station, however the one my company purchased for use with this laptop is 90w. It is product: A7E32AA and it says HP 90W Dock Station Pum1.0. That's why I asked the question. They both appear to be 90W dock stations. I don't know why the VBO43AA isn't listed as a compatible dock station. Can you think of any other reason I shouldn't use the VBO43AA with the HP Probook 650 G1?

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I had a breakthrough. And I can't believe I didn't think of this earlier - or that HP support didn't just suggest it right away.It's a really simple solution.You can't boot from a M.2 device directly.But you can boot the M.2 windows installation from the sata connected device (hdd/ssd). So if you just install windows on the sata device first, you can utilize the 100mb system partition for all other windows versions, including any on the M.2 device. No diskpart needed (assuming you have already initialized your M.2 ssd so it can be detected in windows)No BCDboot commands needed. Tested with windows 7 sp1 x64 professional.Bios settings & my notes at the buttom.Bios settings may need to be tweaked for win8/10. Step 1: Install windows on your sata attached device (hdd/ssd).Step 2: Boot into the newly installed windows*Step 2.2: Install windows from inside your first windows installation on your M.2 device.Step 3: Reboot, boot using the OS manager (which will appear in the boot order when more than 1 OS is detected). It should be top boot priority automatically.Step 3.2: Select the correct windows installation when prompted, it should be the top one.Step 4: Delete the windows installation from the boot list using cmd->msconfig. *If you want to avoid having the optical drive taking up the D: drive-letter, change it before installing windows to the M.2 device. This is purely optional, and only meant for the drive-letter obsessive people, such as myself. I have yet to find a way to end up having the M.2 windows installation as the C: drive.Right now my M.2 SSD is the D: drive, and the HDD (containing the first windows installation) is the C: drive. Bios settings & notes:Fast boot: enabledBoot mode: UEFI hybridSata device mode: ACHI For some reason 'startup menu delay' must not be set at 0, I have mine set at 5 seconds. At 0 seconds the system will boot 'too fast' and the M.2 device will appearently not have been switched on in time for windows booting. You will get a device-undetected error. The partition style of the sata device and the M.2 device must be the same. Either both must be MBR, or both must be GPT.I tested both MBR and GPT, they both work.

VB041AA Dock COMPATIBLE with HP PROBOOK 650 G1

Looking to upgrade our HP ProBook 6550b laptops and wondered if our current docking stations (VB041AA#ABA) are compatible with the HP ProBook 650 G1 laptops?

Hi:
Here is the link to the compatible notebooks for that docking station...
http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product.aspx?sku=10432926&mfg_part=A7E32AA&pagemode=ca
Doesn't look to be compatible with the 650 G1.

Probook 650 G1

As i got this new notebook ( probook 650 G1) without a dockingstation i am looking for a list of all compatible dockingstations that go along with this notebook. I know of the new ones but i would like to know if i can buy a second hand that will get the job done.
thx

Hi,
Please try the first one:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProdId=3467
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Probook 650 & Samsung 840 EVO - not working!

Hi,
I just received my brandnew Probook 650 with a 128 GB SSD (which appears to be aMicron/Crucial one).
Now I wanted to replace the SSD with a new 500 GB Samsung 840 EVO, but the laptop does not recognize it?
(The SSD is working on a SATA-to-USB connector, so it should be OK)
Are there any known imcompatibilities for this combination?
The laptops BIOS version is L77 01.02 and seems to be the most recent one...
HELP!
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It is always a good idea to check to see which type of disks work with the chip set your notebook has before purchasing a hard disk or SSD.
Upgrading the BIOS will not have an effect on the type of hard drives or SSDs that work with your notebook. That happens to be chipset specific. There is a chip integrated into in the system board that determines what will work with your notebook and what will not. The next time you are considering a hardware upgrade, read the HP 650 Maintenance & Service Guide first. It does not matter which brand of notebook of desktop (motherboard) you have. If you don't do the research first,it will almost always come back to bite you. The manual says that a SATA-3 hard disk should have worked. Yours might need an upgrade to the firmware. Check at Samsung. Use the Magician software to upgrade the firmware.
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Installing system on m.2 SSD on Probook 650 G1

I am going to buy Probook 650 G1 (L8T52ES) and I would like to buy m.2 SSD (128 or 256 GB) that would be used for system (Windows 7 or 10, I am not decided yet), keeping the 750 GB SATA for data. I have several questions:Can the m.2 SSD be used for system? Will it be detected by the Windows installer? Is there any tutorial or manual how to do this?Can this drive http://adata.com/us/ssd/feature/291 be used?If I buy a care pack from HP, will it be affected by the additionally installed m.2 SDD? Will the care pack cover also the m.2 SSD? If not, is there any way to get the notebook from HP with a m.2 SSD already included? I found some information about using m.2 SSD on Probook 650 G1 in forums, but it does not seem complete and provided solutions seem to be rather workarounds that direct methods to achieve what I am interested in.

what bios version you are using?
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HP Probook 650 G1 Radeon HD 8750M/Intel HD 4600

Hi All,
I purchased a 650 G1 3 days ago and I just spent the last three days trying to fix this laptop.
OS: Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit
First of all I don't understand why this laptop was not prepared properly directly from the manufacturer.
When I right click on my desktop and click Catalyst Control Center I get the followng error.
"AMD Catalyst Control Center cannot be started.
There are currently no settings that can be configured using AMD Catalyst Control Center"
In the device manager both drivers are installed.
And my laptop is plugged into a docking station with two monitors attached.
Here is my problem.
If I go to AMD's website and install the latest drivers CCC works fine i can adjust which software should be on high power and which software should be on low power. Problem is that when the latest AMD drivers are installed from AMDs website Intel driver does not work and does not recognize the two monitors that are attached through the docking station.
If I uninstall the AMD's drivers and install HP Amd drivers(which are older than the AMD drivers on AMD website, please see the link: http://h20566.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/psi/swdDetails/?sp4ts.oid=5405405&sp... )
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I was having the same issue with my HP ProBook 640 G1 with AMD Radeon 8750M. The problem was driving me nuts!
I just had my motherboard replaced because it wouldn't charge the battery. (Tried 2 batteries, 4 AC adapters, and a dock.) The computer showed the AC adapter was connected and "charging," except that the battery wouldn't actually charge at all.
Well, after the motherboard was replaced due to the battery charging issue, I am now able to install the HP customized version of the AMD Radeon 8750M video drivers, and it works! No more "Catalyst Control Center cannot be started" error!
See here:
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-HP-ProBook-EliteBook/HP-Probook-640-G1-Radeon-HD-8750M-Win-7-P...
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Probook 650 g2 - Lost Ethernet adapter after updates

I ran Windows Update and also ran the Support Assistant recommended updates, which included a BIOS update. After restarting, all I have are Bluetooth and wireless network adapters, my Realtek Ethernet adapter is nowhere to be found in Windows. It is turned on in BIOS. I reinstalled the sp65789 driver, but this had no effect.
When I plug an ethernet cable into the adapter, I get no lights.

Hello @mbp2112 ,
To get your issue more exposure I would suggest posting it in the commercial forums since this is a commercial product. You can do this at Commercial Forums.
Even though this is a Commercial product, here is a link to the HP Support Assistant if you need it. Just download and run the application and it will help with the software and drivers on your system at the time of purchase or that need updating including the Ethernet drivers for your system and Windows 7.
You could also use the HP Drivers and download pages.
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SmartCard Reader on Probook 6560b

I have a second hand Probook 6560b which was originally running windows 7 Pro.
1st thing I did was to upgrade BIOS to the latest.
Unlike my professionnal Probook 650, on this Probook 6560b, I couldn't find any option about the Smartcard reader in the BIOS (Power on when card inserted or always power on).
It is pretty difficult to find any information about which brand or chipset the Smartcard reader has.
Does it exist a tool to check it is alive or not?
Now I am running Ubuntu 14.04/64bits.
Doing an lsusb or lspci doesn't help to find this piece of hardware is installed.
I am sure it is physically there, I openned the back cover to see it.

Hi:
When all else fails, read the instructions.
Here is the link to the service manual for your notebook.
http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c03015625/c03015625.pdf
You can find out how and where to install your WWAN in chapter 4, pages 74 and 75.
I hope you removed your battery and A/C adapter before dissecting your notebook.
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HP Support Assistant Not Finding Updates

Over the past couple of months I have setup around 10 different Probook 450 G2 laptops. When I run HP Support Assitant to install driver and BIOS updates it always comes back that there are no updates available. Yet when I go to the product page for the notebook and compare the latest driver version to what is installed on the laptop, the current driver on the laptop is out of date. I have tried uninstalling HP Support Assistant both through the control panel and using the Microsoft Fix-It uninstaller and installed the latest version but the result is the same. This is very frustrating and time consuming when I have to manually download the updates for each piece of hardware. Is this a known issue? It would be great if this program could work as designed, but at this point I am considering just not using it at all. I experienced the same problem on a Probook 650 G1 as well.
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No one else has experienced this problem?

Cannot install KB2962409, error 800F0922

Hi,
I tried for hours and hours to install update KB2962409 that I need to solve a problem with Windows 8.1 and I'm not able to install it on my HP Probook 650 G1 with SSD Drive. (the laptop is 3 weeks old).
I tried multiple threads found with following that have not work:
- Download stand alone update and install
- Renaming update folder (C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution)
- Booting in clean mode
- Stopping Antivirus and Firewall
- Stopping all non-windows services
- Running a chkdsk /r
Any help would be appreciated.

Prerequisites
To apply this update, you must first install the update 2919355
on Windows 8.1 or Windows Server 2012 R2. For more information,
click the following article number to view the article in the
Microsoft Knowledge Base:
2919355 Windows RT 8.1, Windows 8.1, and Windows Server 2012 R2 Update
April, 2014
Double check, if you download update correctly
File name SHA1 and SHA2
Windows8.1-KB2962409-arm.msu SHA1: E412885822B9FFB9E98D8D2E2F83E94F8E010E2D
SHA256: 582A9C4A5CACAB45497EF8D3BB1ADBC38A60DA9C075D70C5D38E7B124963F2AC
Windows8.1-KB2962409-x64.msu SHA1: 59C012EC26280B9AF501C80DD817DF6D940D15F2
SHA256: A229AB8162426C233D9041D89C8EB2F1C1F3098BB3F3A6FF7E66CCD5146BF158
Windows8.1-KB2962409-x86.msu SHA1: 15A665E47987522B7702852D7FCAD3F07C3885E0
SHA256: AAE2F8A0141E50147CB249DE1B20BECFB6696F580E6FC1404F4CE5EA6DD3CE64
Windows8.1-KB2959146-x64.msu SHA1: 6CAFBB8F30B4220C838F1AB9E9EABC80A2E344B7
SHA256: 14F03F147DC0C7FC212C4756279DC29E4A39DC324103ABD7611CD515CEB0FCB6
Windows8.1-KB2973448-x64.msu SHA1: 54D1F31F8BD5C6536E152878ABCC6AE9D6130D9A
SHA256: 08A145680AEE5AE1E6FE153E366F07AC68505DC6A86FA327B95E600BD2368C46
Alternative site for downloading updates is Microsoft Update Catalog.
Regards
Milos

HP Recovery software

Hello,
I have Probook 650 G1 with Windows 7 pro 64bit. Before that, I had HP NX6325 with Windows XP. The HP "Backup and Recovery" software that was installed in NX6325 allow to save all the data and documents before formatting the HD.
I have tried to format the Probook 650 G1 but it is impossible to save the data before formatting.
If the laptop crash... how can I save the data ?!?
The old "Backup and Recovery" allow also to backup documents or the system, now it's impossible. Should I utilize Windows backup or other softwares ?
Thanks,
marco
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Hi there
If your system don't work at all, there is no way you can back up from that,
Unless you take out the HDD and try it in another system by putting the HDD in an USB to SATA enclosure & thereby connecting the USB port to the other system & try your luck.
There are thousands of softwares for backing up , free AOMEI backupper, EaseUS todo backup, Acronis true image etc, search it in Google & try it out.
If system boots you can try HP system recovery from boot option, there will be backing up option while doing recovery (either from recovery partition or using recovery discs) -
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c01867418
Second qn. -
I don't know how come Win 8.1 recovery discs was sent to you if your system came with Win 7, must be a mistake from their part,
Even if there is intact uncorrupted recovery partition in your laptop now , they'll be completely deleted on installing new OS i.e., Win 8.1 to the system from DVD. So you cannot again have recovery partition or recovery manager back for you to install Win 7 back - you can alternatively use Win7 recovery discs that HP would send to you on ordering them.
Moreover, I don't think the Win 8.1 DVD you got will help much, as an Activation key is needed to activate them & usually the key is embedded in the BIOS chip of your system motherboard (Only if your system came with Win 8.1 pre installed in factory).
So better don't take risks, ask HP to get recovery discs to get replaced with proper Win 7 ones, it'll restore all the partitions, OS to factory settings - the time when you got your laptop when you bought it.
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Bluetooth has disappeared?

My bluetooth speaker shows up in devices, but I can't find Bluetooth in device manager. No connection to the speaker so where did it go? There are 2 unknown devices in device manager but I assumed they might be the camera.

Well I solved my issue and it wasn't what I thought. I flashed my BIOS recently and apparently it turned OFF the Bluetooth in Onboard Device Configuration. There were 2 Bluetooth Devices listed in sequence with only 1 checked. So after installing unnecessary drivers and adding clutter to my system it showed up on reboot after I checked BOTH devices.
After upgrading your BIOS go in and check out the new defaults. They may not be what you expected or make any sense at all. The latest BIOS for the Probook 650 added the option to increase Shared Video Ram in Advanced Options so that is a plus but geeze why turn off Bluetooth?
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