My HP-P6210Y

OK, my HP-P6210Y prod. # NY545AA#ABA will not stay running. I turn it on and the power button glows blue for about 30 seconds, The fans turn on, everything appears to be working properly in the tower, however the monitor, keyboard, and mouse do not work. After running for 30 seconds, the computer shuts off. The computer then starts up 8 seconds later runs for another 30 seconds and turns off again. This happens continuously and it never stays on. I have tried a different monitor, keyboard, and mouse with no change. Whats next?

Hi,
Try this procedure:
Unplug the PC and open it up. Clean out all the dust. Carefully remove and replace all the cables going to the motherboard one at a time. Do the same for the memory dimms and the video and sound cards if you have any. You might want to buy a can of compressed air to blow the dust out of the CPU heat sink and video card if one is installed. Plug your PC back in and give it a go.
Do you hear any beeps?
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Sorry to hear this buddy. Check this link with good suggestions.
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Hello everyone, recently I've been reading post saying that people have bought GTX 750's and there machine would not boot. I want to get a GTX 750 EVGA for my HP Pavilion P6210Y but I'm afriad it won't work. Can someone tell me if it will... I bought my computer at a yard sale so I'm not sure if the BIOS has been updated. It probably hasn't. I would be shocked. Thanks!

Hi, The GTX 750 will not normally work in your PC. I have seen some tricks on the internet for getting newer graphics cards to work in older PCs but it's not worth pursuing. Search the forum for issues with the M2N78-LA (Viloet) motherboard. You might find some interesting issues with this motherboard.

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Is there any known issue with the Sata ports on this p6210y desktop system? Motherboard is an M2NZ78-LA Pegatron board
I have tried all 4 ports, changted wires, but sometimes when I boot it says theres no hard drive or CD drive...I have set the BIOS to show me this info at boot up, and all four SATA ports sometimes show None...on boot up. I tried another hard drive too.
Its out of warranty, and replacement boards seem expemsive, and a lot of the ones I saw on ebay all said the SATA ports were defective.

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Yes, of course! See the link to your model's spec above.
My apologies. The previous link went to a spec for the Satellite A505-S6960 (which came with Windows Vista installed). I had too many spec pages open at the same time and got them mixed.
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Hello Stephaniedannyo,
I understand your PC at this current moment will not even boot up.
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Also when you turn the PC on if you look at the keyboard do you see any lights that blink it what seems to be a rhythm? (Ex. The caps lock or number lock lights)
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Hi, i am trying to figure out how to fix my computer. Last night my computer froze up and I turned it off. Tried to turn it back on, all i get is nothing. Their is power but no booting, no BIOS, not even turning the screen on. All I get is 2 beep from the motherboard buzzer when turned on. I tried troubleshoot some and i get 1 beep if i unplug the CD-RW. Not sure if I need to clear the CMOS and password from the motherboard. All I hope is that my hard drive is not damaged. Any help would be appreciated.

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It may well be worth resetting the bios defaults either by removing the CMOS battery for 20 minutes or by using the reset jumpers on the Motherboard. The position and placement of the jumpers is described near the bottom of the page on the following link.
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Hp 6310y can't get new hard drive to load windows 7

model 6310y -- Windows 7 home premium 64 bit
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Not sure if its worth paying $200 to fix this or go and buy a new one for around the same price.
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1) A retail OS should have worked. That particular motherboard's NVidia Sata controller chip had a bad batch. You need to make sure the hard drive is recognized in the BIOS. If not, nothing can be done.
2) Their brand of recovery disks was wrong, and was acknowledged. What about your $17 ??
If you had either a retail OS, or the recovery Disks that you made, these are acceptable.
The HP version when used with a new hard drive require conditioning "CyberLink Recovery Discs utility resolves an issue where Recovery Discs sent from HP do not work on a new hard drive".
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FAILED series computer with M2N78LA boards
That series motherboard was installed in many different models of HP computers. It is fraught with problems.
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/m8530f-desktop-PC-with-a-m2n78-la-mother-board-doesn-....
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Here are the specs for your HP Pavilion p6210y Desktop Computer. According to the specs, this model has integrated nVidia GeForce 9100 chipset graphics that support one VGA (analog) output and one DVI-D (digital only) output. There is no way to make a passive DVI-to-VGA adapter work. These adapters only work with DVI-A and DVI-I outputs. It would require an active DVI-D to VGA converter to change the digital signal into an analog one.
The technical specs for your Dell IN2030M 20-inch Flat Panel Monitors indicate that they support both DVI-D and VGA inputs. To resolve your issue, you will need to purchase one DVI-D cable and connect as follows;
Computer > DVI-D cable > Monitor #1
Computer > VGA cable > Monitor #2
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Pavilion p6210y. Stock, nothing fancy.
Over a year ago my power supply exploded abut I replaced it with a Norwood Micro 350W I found in a free box. It worked just fine, we used the computer for about 6 months then set it aside because we got a laptop. The other week I started it again and it worked fine for about 30 minutes then the monitor shows me no DVI/VGA signal and go to sleep. The computer is still running. I let it rest for a day and then started it again and the same thing happened. Power supply? Motherboard?
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Your PC might be full of dust and then overheating.
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That computer has the infamous M2N78-LA motherboard. The NVidia controller is more than liklely overheating.
When it finally goes UP, it will jumps top booting.
PS> lengthy post has been made about the SATA and NVidia controller chip.
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Here are the specs for your HP Pavilion p6210y Desktop Computer. According to the specs, this model has a PCIe x16 graphics card slot and a 300 watt power supply. In theory, the computer's PCIe x16 slot is v2.0 and a PCIe x16 v3.0 graphics card should work in this slot. You will need an open space next to the PCIe x16 slot to accomodate the GTX 660 Ti. Please see "Adding or Replacing an Expansion Card (Video Card, Sound Card, etc...)" for instructions on installing a graphics card in your computer.
You will also need to replace the power supply with a unit rated to work with your new graphics card. It appears the minimum system power supply requirement for the GTX 660 Ti series of cards is 600 watts. Please consider the Corsair CX600 or CX600M for your power supply needs. The Corsair CX600M is modular, which allows for better cable management and air flow in the HP case. Please see "Replacing the Power Supply" for instructions on installing a new power supply in your computer.
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