Hi ,
I have an issue with Hp Remote Boost , we are in France and all keyboard are in AZERTY but when i connect to a workstation with RGS keyboard is always in QYERTY . My Sender is configured in AZERTY and Receiver in AZERTY too . When im connected i try to modify keyboard setting but it's nothing change it's always QUERTY.
Workstation Spec :
Z620 , Centos 7.8 , MATE 1.16.2
We use HPDM 5 with t430 thinclients and configured HP EasyShell in kiosk mode with our RDP connections.
The user is able to change the display Settings with the HP Display Tool but the dpi scaling isn't saved after a reboot. Every other setting is saved.
We configure 125% with the HP Display Tool, after reboot the resolution is saved but the scaling is reverted to 100%.
In the hp write protection we configured several exclusions for the display settings. it seems that Current User Settings are ignored.
Is there another way to save the dpi scaling level after reboot with write protection enabled?
yes, 64bit is no problem if you had checked the HP quickspecs for this system you would have seen that HP offered 64bit Os's
and FYI, win 10 x64 is also unofficially supported
the HP z620/z820 systems are no longer under HP warranty, and have not been for quite a few years however some systems may have a extended warranty agreement still in place, although you can no longer buy a extended warranty for these systems
Z800
EoL: December 2012
EoS: April 2018
Z820
EoL: May 2016
EoS: May 2021
tell your client to call hp support and ask them since he refuses to believe you
and for those who have these systems here's a link to check warranty status
https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-z820-workstation/5225041
EOL disassembly/disposal of 620/820 systems
reply by HP rep on EOL status
the actual performance loss on z440 due to spectre patches is MINIMAL
downgrading the bios will not get you any real improvement
read this link, and download the app it allows software control over meltdown patch
After making change in Setup to AHCI only I installed a second hard drive but it still is not recognized. I also installed a PCIe card with M.2, NVMe Samsung 1TB SSD. It isn't recognized either. What else can I do to get my HP Z420 v2 system to recognize additional hard drives. I have an 800 Watt PSU, 32 GB server RAM, and an EVGA GTX 1080ti Graphics card. The graphics card works fine. My CPU is an Intel Xeon E5-2665 10 core processor. HELP!
Thanks DGroves for your information. But I need some document from HP showing that Z820/Z620 model has been stop producing for a long time. Can you help me have this document? Thank you so much.
thanks I will check this 🙂
Does it also support booting from a GPT drive?
Can you please clarify your problem. When you say not recognized, are you saying the drives are not visible in;
a. BIOS
b. Windows Device Manager
c. Windows Explorer
Also, what models are the M.2 NVMe drive and the PCIe adapter card? What PCI slot is the M.2 drive installed in?
you should leave the Bios defaults to Raid+AHCI, as this setting is the most compatible/fastest for the z420
the raid extensions by default contain the AHCI driver, and the raid bios will only be loaded/used if you create a raid array otherwise it's not loaded and only the AHCI extensions are active
new drives are usually pre partitioned and formatted as Fat32 and should be reformatted as NTFS using "disk Management"
disk management will also show if the drive has been partitioned, if not then partition and format
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-partition-a-hard-drive-in-windows/
https://www.wikihow.com/Partition-Your-Hard-Drive-in-Windows-7
Here's my system:
One is a Samsung M.2 NVMe SSD, which is in a PCIe card, fitted in the short-length slot on the motherboard. This drive will be my number 2 drive for data and large graphics, etc. I am not attempting to boot from this drive. The third drive is a Samsung 1TB SATA SSD, which will be used for backup. Here’s my system:
So far, the drives are still not being recognized.
you need to answer brian1965's questions, specifically....do the drives show in the Bios
When you say the M.2 PCIe card is installed in the short slot, are you referring to the PCIe slot nearest the CPU? This is pci slot 1, which although physically is a 4x pci lane slot width, only 1x pci lane is active - the M.2 drive will NOT work in this pci slot. The M.2 pci adapter card must be installed in a pci slot with at least 4x active PCI lanes, and ideally PCIe 3.0 compliant, e.g. either slot 4 or 5, (since slot 2 is being used by your GPU).
again, have him contact HP directly
also, intel no longer makes the cpu's that these systems used they are only available used on the secondhand market
Intel® Xeon® Processor E5 v2 Family
and intel no longer makes the C602 motherboard chipset so it would be quite a feat if HP could sell new z620/820 based systems with no motherboard chipset or cpu availability
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000022396/processors.html
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/63984/intel-c602-chipset.html
google is your friend when asking a simple question,.. learning how to use google will allow you to get a answer at your leisure instead of waiting for someone to reply
example: google using keywords "UEFI and GPT"
will provide many links that answer your GPT question
hi every1 i have an HP z420 with an e5-2667 v2 proc and was wondering if i could put an e5-2697 v2 in it?
if what i've given you does not convince your client......................find another client
Thanks a lot for your help. This is a big project and these servers has been set up parameter and report to their director. That's the reason if I want to change to current HP models I have to give them the official annoucement from HP for stop producing these old models. I just printed " Customer Support Options for Discontinued Intel® Processors". That's announcement from Intel about Processors. How about announcement from HP to workstation Z620 and Z820?
I bought the Pavilion All-In-One PC and I got a key board and a mouse with it. However, the mouse is broken and doesn't work now. How do I replace it? My understanding is that both the mouse and the keyboard come with one USB adapter. Is it possible to order a replacement mouse that works with the existing keyboard and USB adapter? Or I need to buy a new mouse with it's own adapter in which case I end up having two USB adapters. Any help is appreciated. I am trying to avoid two USB adapters if possible.
