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I have a Mini 110, asked for Bios Password every time power on after I fix CMOS battery, I input password 3 times tu got a error code # 2MC8461J8K. I need Masterpassword for this computer please, Thanks
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I have a HP Mini 1033CL , asked for Bios Password every time power on after I fix CMOS battery, I input password 3 times tu got a error code # 2MC8461J8K. I need Masterpassword for this computer please, Thank You.
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In Brazil. . . Do I need an adapter to plug in my HP Mini 110 into a 220 Voltage plug?

Hi! I'm living in Brazil for a while and just got here. I have an HP Mini 110 and the plugs here say 220V. Is it safe to plug in my computer or do I need some kind of converter? If so what kind?
My power is about to run out!!!!!
Thanks in advance,
Sasha

No. The power brick for the iPod senses the voltage and adjusts for the different ones.
You will need an adapter to switch form flat us pins tot the round pins used on their plugs.
Allan

2 GB Memory upgrade for HP Mini 110-3025tu

I recently bought this laptop HP MINI 110-3025tu
Specs
-atom n475
-1gb DDR2
My problem/our problem is this.
When i installed a new 2GB DDR RAM into MINI 110 and turn it on, it show black screen and no LED blink, just power button light on
then i remove the new RAM and install the original one into MINI 110 and turn it on again, it still got black screen
Please tell me if i can do something to fix this problem
Much thanks!
Joe

Yes, the issue is with Memory Controller on N455/N475 processor. It is having issue with working, with any and every DDR3 memory module...Here is on going thread, where couple of memory module are listed, that reportly is working...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware/HP-Mini-210-1102TU-Wont-Accept-2GB-ddr3-no-boot/m-p/317562#M32...
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Hardware/HP-Mini-210-1102TU-Wont-Accept-2GB-ddr3-no-boot/m-p/318498#M32...
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Hp Mini 110 1013tu Keyboard is Not working after upgrade to win 7

Hello need help on weird happenings to my keyboard..
Before i upgrade the Operating System From Windows XP to Windows 7 the Hp Mini 110 is working fine..
All keys on keyboard is working and touchpad is also working.
But after upgrading to windows 7 some keys on keyboard are not working like z,x,c,v, left ctrl and other more keys..
what do you think is the problem??
Hardware Issue? or Driver Issue?
please help thank you..

Hello @MysticDragon ,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand some of the keys on your keyboard are not working after installing Windows 7.
I do not see any drivers available for your notebook for Windows 7 on the HP website, so their might be some compatibility issues as it's going to rely on Windows update to find current drivers. This doesn't mean it will not work, but I cannot say for sure that it will.
Try this:
1. Click Start.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Click Clock, Language, and Region.
4. Click Region and Language.
5. Click the Keyboards and Languages tab.
6. Click Change keyboards...
7. On the General tab, make sure English (United States) - US is selected in the Default input language field.
8. Click on any other keyboards in the Installed services list.
9. Click Remove.
10. Repeat for all other non-English (United States) keyboards.
You may also want to try rolling back to Windows XP and see if the issue persists. It is possible the issue is coincidental and not the direct result of the update to Windows 7.
Let me know if this works!
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Exactly what partitions is the BIOS checking for when starting a HP mini 110?

My niece has a HP mini 110 that failed one day. On doing a bios hard drive check it failed (7 on read). I though I'd have to get a new one so I ordered another. While waiting for this to arrive I got access to a SATA usb bridge and as the opperating system was beyond repair and the disk unreadable by the HP mini, I decided to try to repair the disk. So I reformatted the old drive using my desktop computer. Windows had no problems with the drive and it seemed to run fine.
I also had to order the recovery disks (windows 7 intro).
Anyway on trying to reinstall using the recovery disks via USB DVD drive. It kept coming back with error 17 - which I found to be a hard drive error. I also tried installing using a Windows XP installation disk and this was more self explanatory it said there was either NO hard drive installed - or 'it didn't match the hardware specs for the unit' (or words to that effect)
On getting the new hard drive - same problem. Even though both of these hard drives work as USB drives connected to my main desk. SO, my conclusion is that on boot up the BIOS inspects the hard drive, checks to see the configuration of the formatting. i.e. the size and partitions etc. and when these are not matching the BIOS idea of proper specs it rejects the hard drive and considers there is none installed. Or perhaps there needs to be some basic files on the hard drive. Whatever the case, the bios concludes there is no hard drive and will always return a 'fail' in the bios hard drive test.
Any ideas on this? I need to find out exactly what partitions are expected by the bios. Does anyone have these specs, or perhaps you have a HP mini and can examine your hard drive and tell me the partition amounts and sizes?
Unless I can get the bios to recognise the hard drive I can't see how I can reinstall the OS on to it. Any and all help much appreciated.
Thanks
When it comes to fixing computers the longest word in the English language is "JUST" . . . as in 'you just do that and it will work' :-)

beevo you have used your logic to come up with the answer but in this case you are just a little bit off. The hard drive error you see in the BIOS is a SMART error. This is read out by a chip inside the hard drive itself working in conjunction with the BIOS. The chip stores data and is constantly testing the drive and if the read time or seek time or such such parameter is out of whack it reports that to the BIOS and you get a SMART error. It is a pure hardware thing and has nothing to do with any partition scheme or anthing else to do with the actual contents of the drive. A blank hard drive (written with all 0s) will still throw off a SMART error if there is such an error. SMART errors vary in severity but my rule of thumb and the mainstream thinking on this is treat a SMART error like a diagnosis of an incurable cancer. The patient might live a while but his days are numbered. Back up, as stated above, and buy a new hard drive which you have apparently already done.
A drive with errors will sometimes format fine in Windows and work just fine as an external type drive with a usb connection but you would not want to use it for an operating system.
The fact that WIndows XP is not seeing the drive on installation is a Windows XP thing. Windows XP does not recognize SATA hard drives. You need to slipstream in a SATA driver while you run XP installation by either modifying the install CD or using a usb external floppy disk.
To be clear, have you tried the recovery disks with the new hard drive and you still get the error or you have only tried to install XP on the new drive? If you are getting the error 7 with the new drive, you may have bigger problems such as a bad storage controller on the motherboard. That kind of error can cause the BIOS to read out a SMART error, too. You might want to try a hard reset on the computer by removing battery and AC adapter, hold down the power button 30 seconds and then try to start it with the AC attached. You can also boot it with no hard drive in and try resetting the BIOS to default settings and try the hard drive again.
Also to be clear, is the error 7 actually showing up in the BIOS or is it showing up during installation from the recovery disks? Are the recovery disks Windows 7 or XP?

HP Mini 110-3131DX. Hard drive replacement; do I need a new one and where would I get it?

I dropped my HP Mini 110-3131DX directly on it's spine and ever since it only turns on to show the startup screen and these error messages:
HARD DISK ERROR
Please run the hard disk test in system diagnostics.
Hard Disk 1 (3F1)
F2 System Diagnostics
Then, it takes a LONGGGG time to even get me to the right screen to do the test ( I have to restart the computer to be able to renavigate to the screen) and it says Hard Disk test failed. What do I do now? Do I have to put in a new hard drive? Where do I buy my specific new hard drive? I really need some help.
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T4M wrote:
Yes your HDD has been damaged , so you will have to buy new one.
Do you know where I could buy one? I've looked online but I can't find one specifically for my model.

HP Mini 110-3520ca constantly restarts when trying to restore from usb flash drive

Hi,
I have a HP Mini 110-3520ca that I upgraded to Windows 8, but was having issues with freeze ups and shut downs so I decided to go back to Windows 7 Starter. When I tried to restore to factory default the files were corrupted and I couldn't restore from the recovery hard drive or my external back up files. I ordered the recovery USB flash drive from HP and tried to restore from it. It completes the Recovery Preparation and the Software Installation finishes, Windows starts to load, but Ithen it goes back to welcome to Recovery Manager. When I try to start Windows without the flash drive I get an error log that is below. Can someone tell me how to fix this or what needs to be done to get my Windows working again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Carol.
Error Log:
Component: TDC Preinstall Diagnostic Tools for Windows 7 - TDC
Timing: Factory Update
This is not a Regional SKU
This is not an RCTO P2PP SKU
Error: Different LOC# detected:
Error: SKU number LOC# = 00
Error: REGSKU/OptionDashCode.ini value for ABC = 12
Error: SKU number incorrect for this LOC#=ABC.
Next Step: Please dash sku number with xxxxxx-12x
Next Step: Or use EEPROM and change LOC# in either SKU Number or CTO Localization Code
[17:16:38.37] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
***CTO Error condition has been dtected in [Factory Update] phase !! ***
[17:16:38.38] Suggest to create PIN-log and send to TWN PDC NB-PreinPM for further analysis ...
[17:16:38.38] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:13:54.75] Start BBOffline.cmd...
UPDrv=[C:]
[17:13:54.77] Set UIA Error Code to 951
[17:13:55.39] WinPE is 32bit.
[17:13:55.39] Starts [FixUps].
[17:13:55.41] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:13:55.41] FixUps.cmd...
[17:13:55.41] create overall progress info...
[17:14:15.89] FixUps.cmd completed...
[17:14:15.89] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:14:15.91] Starts [Tweaks for SSRD].
[17:14:15.92] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:14:15.92] SSRD Tweaks to change user default locale...
[17:14:15.92] Copy C:\System.sav\Util\TDC\MCPP\FBIRES\FBIUSRES.DLL.
[17:14:16.09] Run "Dism.exe /image:C:\ /Set-SKUIntlDefaults:en-US -image:C:".
[17:14:23.50] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:14:23.50] Launch PININST.exe for Offline ...
[17:14:33.78] Starts [Sleep 10 sec].
[17:14:43.86] Starts [Create RStoneFUpdate.INI].
[17:15:20.91] Starts [create 1GB Pagefile for offline].
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 868D-C760
Directory of C:\system.sav\bbv
10/27/2014 05:15 PM 1,073,741,824 pagefile.sys
1 File(s) 1,073,741,824 bytes
0 Dir(s) 38,502,694,912 bytes free
[17:15:21.04] move boot.wim from FactoryUpdate to 2ndCap.
[17:15:21.10] Brand detection.
[17:15:21.80] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:10.26] Start SysID Check...
[17:16:13.30] Start Option Code Checks...
SKU_DEF_COUNTRY=[39]
SKU_DEF_SYS_LOC=[fr-CA]
Reset country in administrator...
Reset country in Default user...
Reset System localed
Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool
Version: 6.1.7600.16385
Image Version: 6.1.7600.16385
Reporting offline international settings.
Default system UI language : en-US
System locale : fr-CA
Default time zone : Pacific Standard Time
User locale for default user : en-US
Location : Canada (GEOID = 39)
Active keyboard(s) : 0409:00000409
Keyboard layered driver : PC/AT Enhanced Keyboard (101/102-Key)
Installed language(s): en-US
Type : Fully localized language.
The operation completed successfully.
Updated System Locale info..
[17:16:27.37] Start PIN Tweaks...
[17:16:28.38] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:28.40] PIN Tweaks to hide All for BurnBoot BBV and BBV2 on restored image...
[17:16:28.40] ----------------------------------------
[17:16:28.40] Tweaks for OOBE's Unattend.xml
[17:16:28.40] to pick up the proper file...
[17:16:28.41] ----------------------------------------
[17:16:28.41] rename unattend.org to unattend.or_
[17:16:28.44] ----------------------------------------
[17:16:28.44] without Light Sensor..
[17:16:28.48] ----------------------------------------
[17:16:28.49] This is Restored image by SSRD [SSRD.flg]...
[17:16:28.51] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:29.40] Start MIR Tweaks...
[17:16:30.43] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:30.43] [MIR Tweaks] ...
[17:16:30.43] ---------------------------------------------------------------------
[17:16:31.44] Start Factory Update(s)...
[17:16:33.45] Start QFE Offline installation...
[17:16:38.13] PININST_OFF: PASSED...
[17:16:38.21] Type C:\System.sav\Logs\BBFindEr.log...
[17:16:38.23] Type C:\System.sav\Logs\BBFindE0.log...
---------- C:\SYSTEM.SAV\LOGS\PININST_OFF.LOG
Result=PASSED
[17:16:38.24] There was no QFE installation...
[17:16:38.24] Check FUList.log if there is duplicate Desc...
Couldn't access C:\System.sav\logs\FUList.log...
[17:16:38.35] No Duplicated Desc is found... PASSED.
[17:16:38.37] There was no Factory Update...

Hi @Savvy58
I did some further looking into that Error Log you posted. Basically, it means that is looking for a certain location that doesn't seem to be there. This could be a problem with the USB Recovery drive that you have. I would recommend that you contact HP. You can reach HP Total Care at 1-800-474-6836 in North America or start here if you live outside of North America.
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HP MIni 110-1030nr - USB Problem!

Hello!
I have 2 HP Mini 110-1030nr netbooks. Mine runs like a charm! I love it!
My dad's however is having major problems! For the first 2 weeks it ran great, but then the hard drive died in it. We sent it back to HP, they turned it around and had it back to us in less then 2 weeks! Great service!
But now, as we have been re-installing his software we have discovered the USB ports do not work right anymore. For example, my dad bought an external Samsung cd/dvd-rom drive. It just doesn't work right. It is unrecognized sometimes, or else it will show up but it can't see that a disc is inserted. Same goes for all USB devices... we attached an external WD Passport Hard Drive and it is not recognized either. The Hard Drive lights will light up momentarily and then just go dark. But when you disconnect the hard drive, Windows plays a little "disconnect sound" as if it knew it was there. Other times the hard drive will be recognized and work just fine, or it will work good for awhile then go dark.
Some items work fine on the USB ports... we have a little Verizon Pantech USB Data Modem, it seems to work good. And a little Sandisk 8GB USB thumb drive seems to work good consistently.
Could this be a power issue? Or something goofy on the mother board?
All these devices work 100% superb on my own HP mini, no hiccups at all. Need help! Need to know if I need to send this back to HP or if there is just a setting somewhere that I'm missing? I've tried going into the BIOS (F10) but there are hardly any options to change and none of them deal with USB.
Thx!

figured out how to remove the hard drive. You remove the battery and there are 3 small phillips screws. Remove and put in a safe place. The screws hold three small metal tabs in place. With the screw removed, take a small flathead screwdriver and push the tabs up toward the keyboard carefully!!! This will lift the back edge of the keyboard nearest the lcd screen up in the air. Then turn the laptop over and grab the back edge of the key you just pushed up and pull it towards the keyboard and the keyboard will easily come off. Make sure to CAREFULLY remove the plastic ribbon connector from the connecctor and that exposes the harddrive. The rest is very obvious and simple. Reassemble in reverse order.
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What is the use of SIM Card slot in HP Mini 110-3605tu ?

I have purchased HP Mini 110 3605TU in the M/o May-2011,
Yesterday suddenly I found a SIMcard Slot beneath Battery .
When I inserted SIM Card in it does not work .
What is the purpose of this Slot.
epat, Haryana, INDIA

Some mini's have the sim slot but they are not operational, check the bios or system specs to see if it is supported on that specific model.
This slot allows you to connect to the internet using cell towers, you have to have a mini model that supports this and you have to have a special sim card from your cell phone provider for it to work.

My hp mini 110-3518cl is displaying hard disk not exist.

Hp mini 110-3518cl windows7 starer is displaying hard disk not exist

Your friend did the pretty much standard procedure to see if any files can be read and retrieved from the failed hdd. There are data recovery companies out there but they aren't cheap. It is always advisable to have an external usb hdd for backup.
All hdds fail after time ,though laptop hdds seem to have a higher/faster failure rate due to the confined case and extra heat. SATA hdds seem to die much faster than the older Ide type drives in laptops and desktops from what I have seen.
Not uncommon to see posts about a laptop hdd dying after 1-1 1/2 years,though I have been fortunate with mine which is 3 yrs old. I do use a laptop cooling pad under mine which may contribute to it's longer life.
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Netbook Mini 110-3830NR How do I create a restore image on a flash drive

I have a HP Mini 110-3830NR Netbook running Windows 7 Starter.
I want to create a restore image to original factory state.
The user manual recommends that I create a restore disk.
It further states that to create a restore image on a USB device, I need at least
a 16GB device.
Therefore I purchased a Hp v165 16GB flash drive that actually contains
14.8 GB of user space.
I could not find the correct info about creating the disk on the HP support
web site so I chatted with an HP Support technician. She eventually gave me
a link to a procedure that would create a restore disk for me.
Then she said I needed a 32gb flash drive !!
Is the user manual or the technician correct ??
Can I use the 16GB (14.8 actual), or must I buy a 32 GB flash drive ??
Thank You fljim

I would just try to create it, the recovery creator should tell you at some point if it is big enough or not, orignally 8gb was big enough for most W7 system's HP sold, but as time passed they had to upgrade the size recommendation to 32gb.
the 16gb should be large enough for your model.
This HP document says al least 8gb minimum, use 16gb for best results, very confusing, I agree
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01890478&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en

MINI 110-3100 RECOVERY AFTER HARD DRIVE REPLACEMENT

I HAVE AN HP MINI 110- 3100. I'VE REPLACED THE FAILED HARD DRIVE WITH AN HP-SUPPLIED ITEM. THE HARDWARE TESTS ALL PASS. I'VE INSERTED INTO AN EXTERNAL DRIVE THE RECOVERY DISC I MADE WHEN I FIRST BOUGHT THE MACHINE, AND THE DISPLAY SHOWS WINDOWS LOADING. HOWEVER, IT THEN MOVES TO 'HP RECOVERY MANAGER', WHICH GIVES ME ONLY 1 OPTION: 'RUN COMPUTER CHECKUP'. WHEN SELECTED, THIS IS FOLLOWED BY ANOTHER MONO OPTION, 'OPEN A COMMAND PROMPT'. WHEN I SELECT THIS, I GET ' Administrator: x:\Windows\system32\Cmd.exe' FOLLOWED BY 'x:\Windows\RM>' AND A FLASHING CURSOR SEEKING MY (I ASSUME MS-DOS) INPUT. I'M AT A LOSS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT I'M SUPPOSED TO DO - I CAN'T FIND ANYTHING HELPFUL ON THE HP OR WINDOWS WEBSITES. ANY ADVICE WILL BE HUGELY APPRECIATED.
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Hi:
You won't be able to use the operating system for more than 30 days without a product key. It will just shut down after that and lock you out until you provide a key.
Your only option would be to keep reinstalling Windows every 30 days...
That is why I wrote you need to be able to read the product key.
I agree the instructions we a little bit hard to understand, but I was able to make an installation flash drive that allows me to choose several variations of W7 32 bit to install -- including Starter. I was able to find the ei.cfg file.
Go to your device manager. Are there any devices labeled with little yellow ! marks?
If so, please click on each one of them and post the hardware ID's.
If you don't know how to do that, please read the info at the link below:
http://www.devicedriverfinder.com/blog/device-drivers/how-to-check-the-hardware-id-for-a-windows-dev...
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Hp mini 110 boot disk error after installing new hard drive and system recovery

Need help, HP mini 110 Windows 7 32 bit. using my recovery disks I created i was able to recover to the old 160 gb hard drive. After I installed new 320 Gig drive and used my recovery disks i now get boot disk error. Looks like system was installed on new drive. but will not boot to complete set up.

If you use the recovery disk, your machine will restore to its default factory state. Try to reinstall the 320 GB you have if you want it to get back.
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Synaptics touchpad on HP Mini 110 Windows 7 32 Bit - not working for one user - working for another

Hi,
I recently have an issue with Synaptics touchpad on HP Mini 110 Windows 7 32 Bit - NOT working for one user - working for another.
Windows 7 updates recently installed ???
By checking the device properties on the user that works - "Synaptics PS/2 Port Touchpad 13/10/2011 Version 15.3.29.0"
When the other user logs on, the touchpad works for a few seconds, then a displays a black square with a red diagonal line through it, then the touchpad won't respond. Trying to use the keypad to navigate to system diagnosics or anything to find further info is useless....

Hey eagle_no11,
Thank you for joining the HP Support Community!
I will do my best in assisting to hopefully get the TouchPad to work on the second user profile.
What I would like to start off with, is to restore the original Synaptics drivers onto the profile that is not working correctly. I have included the document Using Recovery Manager to Restore Software and Drivers (Windows 7).
Once you have installed the original drivers, you will need to complete all updates from both HP, as well as Windows. For these updates, if you open the HP Support Assistant, and select Maintain, you should see an option for updating.
Please let me know how these steps do work out for you.
Have a great day!
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How do i restore windows on my HP MINI 110-11.

How do i restore windows on my HP MINI 110-11. I can access everything through the HP start up screen i.e. Internet. Please help?

Do you have Recovery Partition on your laptop? If yes then try Recovery Manager by pressing F11 when PC boots.

What is the correct part number for the ac-charger for hp mini 110-1191eo (part vj213ea#uuw)?

I need to find the correct part number for the ac-charger for hp mini 110-1191eo (part vj213ea#uuw).
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Good question.
That I don't have a definite 100% answer to.
It probably is OK. Wattage is what it is rated at. More wattage is probably a good thing, and I have read that = or - .5v is not supposed to be an issue.
You can do a google search of the part number for your power adapter and see if they still carry it, if you are concerned.
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