Hello, can i please get an unlock code for :
product: Compaq Mini CQ10 - 150SQ
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p/n: VZ606EA#B1T
compaq mini cq10 bios password reset
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Dual voltage
HP has just replaced the power plug for my Pavilion laptop. Is this dual voltage? There is NO switch on it but the label indicates 110-240. I purchased it in the US but am taking it to New Zealand. I have been given conflicting information - (a) that I do need a voltage converter (b) that using such a voltage converter will impede charging. I am, therefore, confused.
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Administrator Password reset
I'm locked out of my laptop on the administrator password screen and I'm hoping for help getting back into it. The halt code is 85355812
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No start up HP 2000
Problem with HP 2000. Cant start up. Can somebody help. Windows 8
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Failure codes on 2000 Notebook PC need help
I have a 2000-2d69NR Notebook. It is WIN 10. Not sure if 32 bit or 64 bit.
It boots up to do the "preparing automatic repair" and then after 5 seconds it turns the whole computer off.
I ran the quick hard drive test twice and came up with these 2 failure ids:
1ST TEST : SHORT DST 60C49H-70985P-MFGJWK-60UD03
2ND TEST: LONG DST 60C49H-70985P-MFGJWK-61CM03
Is there anyway for me to fix this myself?
Thanks
Karen
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HP dv7-6c95dx laptop and Windows 10 to Windows 7 Operating System Restoration
This is my final status and answer to my questions previously posted re: the availability of drivers from HP or Microsoft for the proper functioning of Windows 10 on the aforementioned HP laptop.
HP and Microsoft both do NOT plan to and will NOT EVER provide the Win 10 drivers to the HP Pavilion dv7-6c95dx laptop. The reason is that this make and model of HP laptop is over 3 years old. My HP dv7 laptop is 4 years old. 3 years was HP's cutoffto test and modify their computer's full compatibility with Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system. Neither company will EVER provide this service for this make and model HP laptop. It took me over a week of talking with both Microsoft and HP for this to finally be made clear to me.
Therefore, I made the decision to go back to a Windows 7 operating system rather than to limp along using Windows 10 which I had on my laptop for over 11 months. (Store would not and never did operate at all.)
I feel that Microsoft should not have "pushed/forced" their new Windows 10 Operating System on my laptop without some warning of the possible incompatibility with my computer.
Therefore, I went through the time-consuming (1-1/2 weeks), labor-intensive process with HP's paid subscription (HP Care Smart Friend) help to reformat/fully clean the hard drive (Windows 10 is removed as well as everything else), purchase and then install newly purchased Windows 7 discs, run all the updates (200+) of the Win 7 O. S., restore (this took 3 attempts to get this perfectly done) all my backed-up data (I had on my own previously backed up my laptop's 600 GB of data to my own external 2 TB hard drive called My Passport Ultra), re-install my software programs back onto my laptop, and optimize my laptop's operation. I'm still not 100% back to where I was 4 years ago, but I am very happy to have a fully-functional Windows 7 operating system back on my laptop. HP provided 98% of the help to perform this process. Most of the help involved HP taking remote control of my laptop to perform these services as I watched and interacted with them over the phone and sometimes off the phone using a dialog box. I must say, I learned a lot by going through this process, and I feel I "got my money's worth" from HP.
I want to make it clear that HP, with the HP Care Smart Friend technical support annual paid subscription ($215/yr) I have with them, did an excellent job in helping me through this process. I also paid Microsoft $150 for their annual technical support subscription for both my laptop and my desktop in order to obtain their expert help. I talked with multiple people to receive the help I received, people mostly in Nova Scotia and El Salvador.
I hope this helps those who are wondering what to do with your computer if you have Windows 10 incompatibility issues on a slightly older laptop such as I had. It is a time-consuming, technically-demanding option. I hated to consider throwing out a perfectly good laptop and buying a new one in order to have a fully-functioning, reliable operating system. You may decide differently.
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Locked out because of forgotten power on password
Hello sir i have a hp model 15-f125wm..and its locked from power on screen..i think i need the bios password
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HP recovery help needed
I performed a backup onto CD's with my HP laptop but have since had the laptop stolen. I still have the discs and now have a different brand laptop.
Is there a way to extract the user data ie photos, document etc from the discs on a non HP laptop?
Thank you
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Logon Password
I can logon to my laptop with my fingerprint but have forgotten my Windows credentials logon password. Is there a way to reset the password once logged on with my fingerprint? Making a "Reset Password Disk" requires the Current password without a fingerprint input option, same with manually resetting the password.
Any suggestions?
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temp files
is it harmful to delete temp files , that is will I loose something valuable for the computer to run on...like aps or programs needed
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HP 2000 Notebook PC
I have made back up discs when i bought this pc, But with the Windows 10 , I am not given the choice to do a Restore. My PC keeps flashing on alot of the pages, Im running Norton security and Malware Bytes, and nothing has been found. I need to find a way to restore this back to the way it was when i bought it. bought in 2013 , and it had windows 8 , 64 bit.
Thank you
Dee33
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pci simple communication
cant difine the pci simple commcation
15-ac128ne
windows 10
code 28
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how to restore my laptop to specific previous date?
Accidently downloaded one unwanted software containg viruses on 30 june.. now laptop really slow and over heating problem has arrised.. want to restore my laptop to the date it was on 27 june.. need help as soon as possible..
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my operating sytem cannot be detected
i have an hp envy 14-ji53ca which is only a day old and after i try to boot it the message pops up that the operating system cannot be detected because of registry issues. my laptop is not booting up how should i fix this problem without taking it to a repair shop please help.
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Laptop does not wake up after closing lid.
I am using pavilion 15-n003tx notebook pc with win 8.1. I have set my laptop to "Do nothing" in power option "Choose what closing the lid does". Still when I close the lid my laptop shows black screen and power key and F12 key light remains on. Hybrid sleep is also off. What should I do?
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Laptop does not show battery warning.
I am using pavilion 15-n003tx notebook pc with win 8.1. My laptop does not show battery warning before it shuts down. It directly shuts down. What should I do?
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Bios
I have laptop with bios : Insydeh20 version 05.03.31F.11, and i want to unhide advanced menu in bios, so what must i do??
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Help, Hp x2 210 log in
I bought yesterday hp x2 and configured it. After reboot it says password is incorrect. I know it's righone. Try to restore it from microsoft account but can't because not enoght information.
How to restore account or reset table?
Thanks
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it reads error:no such partition Probook 6460
It says error: no such partition. Entering rescue mode... grub rescue>
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Blue Screen Error: c000021a Fatal System Error
Hey,
I have Windows 7 running on my HP Pavilion g6 Laptop:
Notebook Model: HP Pavilion g6 Notebook pC
Product Number: QE058UA#ABA
Yesterday I clicked accidentally on the Windows 10 popup dialog which appeared below right in the corner . The system run 20 minutes and did some cofiguration, as a result I am getting this error in the advanced boot options.
coooo21a {fatal eystem error}. The initial session process or system procress terminated unexpectedly with status of
0x0000001 0x000107c8. The system has been shut down
I have tried several options to solve the problem:
1.Lunch startup Repair (recommended) --->
Problem signuture:
Problem Event Name: StartRepairOffline
Promlem Signature 01: 6.1.7600.16385
Promlem Signature 02: 6.1.7600.16385
Promlem Signature 03: unknown
Promlem Signature 04: -1
Promlem Signature 05: AutoFailover
Promlem Signature 06: 18
Promlem Signature 07: BadPatch
OS version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033
If I select "view advanced options for system recovery and support"-->
a) statup Repair --> I am getting the error above
b)System Restore --> No store points have been created on your computer's system drive. To create a restore point open system protection
c)System Image Recovery --> Windows can not find a system image on this computer. Attach the backup hard disk or insert the final DVD from a backup set and click Retry. Alternatively, close this dialog for more options (I do not have the recovery cd but I have created bootable windows 7 cd by ImgBurn programm)
d)Windows Memory Diagnostic --> when runnig it nothing is being found
c)Command Prompt (with its help I backuped my data, run chkdsk C: /f /r /x, and sfc /scannow)
i)chkdsk C: /f /r /x
result: failed to transfer logged messaged to the event log with status 50.
ii) sfc /scannow
Beginning system scan. This process wil take some time.
There is a system repair peding which requires reboot to complete. restart Windows and run sfc again (When I run it again nothing happens)
2.In the advanced Boot options (starting the laptop and keeping pressing F8) none of these options helped me but with "Disable automatic restart on system failure" I could see the error:
coooo21a {fatal eystem error}. The initial session process or system procress terminated unexpectedly with status of
0x0000001 0x000107c8. The system has been shut down
3.Restarting the laptop--> ESC-->F2--> HP Advanced System Diagnose --> Start-Up test --> Optimized DST: Not Available
4. Now I made bootable windows 7 CD to reinstall Windows 7 but the problem I can not boot from the internal CD/DVD ROM Drive. I tried to boot from this CD by other laptop and I could boot from it.
Restarting the laptop and pressing ESC --> F9 --> Internal CD/DVD Rome drive --> Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause.
I have checked the Boot order in the Bios (F10)--> system configurations-->Boot options (CD-ROM Boot - Enable; Floppy Boot - Disabled; Internal Network Adapter Boot - Disabled )--> Boot order:
Internal CD/DVD ROM Drive
Notebook Hard Drive
USB Diskette on Key/USB Hard Disk
USB CD/DVD ROM Drive
! USB Floppy
! Network Adapter
I read about the Boot secure here
http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03736054
but I do not found this option in my Bios!
I hope u can help me to solve the problem or describing me how can I boot from my bootable cd sine I tried everything I know 
I appreciate any help.
Regards,
tree31
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