Posts by MDRhoades

Ok...this a really strange problem that I solved. I have a new windows 7 home premium machine that I bought recently. I just upgrade my file server with new hardware (motherboard, Core 2-DUO CPU and memory) because my old Athlon AMD 64...

Well...I looked for information elsewhere and found nothing. So... I just updated my BIOS using the HP package (BIOS + Installer package) without any problems. I took the usual pre-cautions and disabled my Anti-Virus protection and...

HP has posted a BIOS update on their website for the DV6-2190US laptop. The update is listed as F.1AA and claims to "improve system fan behavior". This laptop has a quad core I7, 720 QM clarksfield processor so anything to...

3DMark Score 6156 SM 2.0 Score 2525 SM 3.0 Score 2250 CPU Score 2999 CPU Intel Core i7-720QM Processor CPU Speed 1596 MHz NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M Memory 4096 MB Windows 7 Performance Index = 5.9 Processor Core I7 720Q @...

Here is JPEg of the DV6-2190. Hopefully it is not to low in resolution. - Mike

Review of the HP DV6-2190US First impressions The DV6 is the most powerful laptop I have ever owned and used. The laptop will definitely work well for the type of computer activities that I do: buring DVD's, programming, video...

qhn is correct, read your manual and find "native" resolution of the LCD panel in your TV. If you use the wrong resolution the LCD electronics interpolates the information to fit the LCD native resolution. This generally...

If you own one of the following laptops: Pavilion: dv2000, dv2500, dv2700, dv6000, dv6500, dv6700 dv9000, dv9500, dv9700 Compaq Presario: A900, C700, F700, V3000, V3500, V3700, V6000, V6500, V6700 HP: G6000, G7000 HP Compaq:...

Not unless you have another set of Vista retail discs lying around. HP packages their laptops with a restoral image that you use to re-install the original image (with all of the crapware too) to restore the drive to its original state...

Quote: Originally Posted by qhn 2 months in the work - i'd take it back. Sounded like a static short somewhere by the audio jacks cheers ... It is likely only one of two problems 1) failed speaker (easily...