I was wondering if anyone else was having issues with the new HP website upgrade? I am an IT specialist for a small non-profit in downtown Milwaukee and it seems that al the warranties that I have entered into the site have vanished into thin air? We have 20+ HP machines and switches in service and need a central location to look up all the warranty information before inputting it into spiceworks if it is not pulled down automatically, but it seems that the site is still under contruction? Does anyone have timeframe on perhaps when the warranty info will be restored?
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HP Warranties Attached to Account Have All Vanished
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
etem1976 wrote:Hi,
thank you very much. But if I Update the Bios with DOSFLASH then i become the Error System ROM image is invalid.
What can I do there?
What I make wrong?
Thanks
As mentioned in the previous post, you should try to update it from within the bios - File -> Flash System Rom.
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
THe problem most likely is that the drive does not have legacy oprom compatibility support like the Samsung 950 Pro, and the standard bios does not have NVMe support.
Should you wish you can try to flash the bios with the NVMe module added directly from within the bios - Z420 / Z620 version, based on standard v.3.91 bios: https://ufile.io/y0zyf and see if that helps.
Where did this NVMe supporting BIOS come from? I thought the latest 3.91 from HP didn't support it?
Thanks
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
BPQ99 wrote:THe problem most likely is that the drive does not have legacy oprom compatibility support like the Samsung 950 Pro, and the standard bios does not have NVMe support.
Should you wish you can try to flash the bios with the NVMe module added directly from within the bios - Z420 / Z620 version, based on standard v.3.91 bios: https://ufile.io/y0zyf and see if that helps.
Where did this NVMe supporting BIOS come from? I thought the latest 3.91 from HP didn't support it?
Thanks
Modded v.3.91 according to this giude: http://www.win-raid.com/t871f16-Guide-How-to-get-full-NVMe-support-for-all-Systems-with-an-AMI-UEFI-BIOS.html
Dont count on an official HP bios supporting NVMe - the hardware is too old and neither HP nor any other big brand board maker e.g. ASUS retrofit NVMe support to the X79 / C602 hardware.
I modded the bios for an Asus P9X79 Pro board using this guide and it works fine, so I guess its worth a try.
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
I have now Updatet the BIOS with your BIN File. I have also after them resettet Bios. But it doesn't Work.
- What have you Enabled or DIsabled in Bios?
- How can I see that Bios Updatet correctly with your BIN File?
- How did you Install then from USB Windows 10?
- Can you see after Update in Bios your M.2 SSD?
Thanks.
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
etem1976 wrote:I have now Updatet the BIOS with your BIN File. I have also after them resettet Bios. But it doesn't Work.
- What have you Enabled or DIsabled in Bios?
- How can I see that Bios Updatet correctly with your BIN File?
- How did you Install then from USB Windows 10?
- Can you see after Update in Bios your M.2 SSD?
Thanks.
In theory it should work - HP uses an AMI bios and this method has been tried and tested on many different AMI bios boards and confirmed working. If when flashing from the bios you get the following message it means that that the bios flash went fine:
Normally with the m.2 NVMe SSDs, either in the Zx20 or other 'older' machines it is entirely normal that you do not see the drive initially in bios. Only after you install Windows 10 on it in UEFI mode, you will see an entry 'Windows Boot Manager''. Thats it.
For the WIndows 10 installation use a properly formated bootable USB drive with a WIn 10 image - plenty of programs available such as Rufus to do this for us. Since Windows 10 has native NVMe support, and since during installation you will be booting from the USB you will be able to install to Windows 10 to the drive no problem - it will appear as a destination drive for your OS install.
The key question is whether Windows will boot of the NVMe drive after installation is finished. WIth the NVMe module added to the bios, the bios settings should be all set to EFI. Legacy / compatibility support may be disabled (depending on what other hardware you have).
Try a fresh Windows install - this you can do no problem and report back exactly what you see when the intallation has finished, you removed the USB drive and Windows tries to boot from the drive.
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Re: HP Z420 SSD SAMSONG 960 PRO NVME Supports?
MtothaJ wrote:
Højmark wrote:HiMtothaJ
I have a small boot problem with the 950 Pro. The first boot always freeze up, why is that you think? After holding the power button and reboot, its all good.
Greetings
Brian
I had this happen initially once or twice when going from a cold boot, never when restarting. I found that turning fast boot off in the bios seemed to resolve this. Sometimes when powering on it is normal that it takes a while longer, especially when Windows is updating. This can create the impression that the system has frozen up but if you leave it it will more likely than not proceed to booting.
One thing that you can try is the bios with the NVMe module added - Z420 / Z620 version: https://ufile.io/y0zyf
If you can get it to flash from the bios you should be able to boot without using the legacy oprom compatibility feature of the 950 Pro (i.e. straight UEFI NVMe boot), in which case you can turn legacy support off and fast boot can stay on.
HiMtothaJ
Do you have a good tek on how to flash the bios?
Greetings
Brian
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Z640 Workstation gives low performance with graphics programs
Z640 Workstation gives low performance with graphics programs such as Adobe after effect
here is a summary about its specifications
Operating System
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
CPU
Intel Xeon E5 v3 @ 2.40GHz 44 °C
Haswell-E/EP 22nm Technology
Intel Xeon E5 v3 @ 2.40GHz 41 °C
Haswell-E/EP 22nm Technology
RAM
32.0GB Single-Channel Unknown @ 931MHz (13-13-13-31)
Motherboard
Hewlett-Packard 212A (CPU0)
Graphics
HP 22xi (1920x1080@60Hz)
HP 22xi (1920x1080@60Hz)
4095MB NVIDIA Quadro K4200 (HP) 45 °C
4095MB NVIDIA Quadro K4200 (NVIDIA) 37 °C
ForceWare version: 376.84
SLI Enabled
Storage
5589GB Western Digital WDC WD60EFRX-68L0BN1 (SATA) 33 °C
1863GB Seagate ST2000VX000-1ES164 (SATA) 33 °C
476GB ATA Samsung SSD 850 SCSI Disk Device (SSD) 32 °C
465GB ATA Samsung SSD 850 SCSI Disk Device (SSD) 44 °C
Optical Drives
hp CDDVDW SU-208GB SCSI CdRom Device
Audio
Realtek High Definition Audio
I have an iMac with almost the same specifications but it gives double performance with Adobe after effect
Is a GTX card will solve the problem ?
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
Hi,
and good morning.
You right. I have get it the Message that Bios correctly updatet. OK then is that right.
But I can't see after Install Windows 10 x64 over USB ..x64.efi "Windows Boot Manager" . :-(
And when I have in Bios some Commands to EFI then I have Black Screen:
So I have programmied my Bios:
And installed the PCIe Controller Wings in Slot Number 22. In Slot 22 is Quadro K2000. And I have outside (at the Moment not installed) PCIe USB 3.0 Controller.
And when I start again from my Windows USB Stick to Install then I see Toshiba/OCZ have 4 Partitions: Recovery (450MB), System (100MB), MSR (16MB) and Primary (rest)
So I mean it is correctly installed in Toshiba drive in UEFI.
But the entry "Windows Boot Manager" is no in Bios. Thats my Problem :-(
When I than start it again without USB then I become Eror Non Disk....etc.
Thank You very much for your Help
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HP z440 Workstation and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Card or nvidia Titan X
Hi all,
I want to buy a Z440 workstation for my Nvidia GTX 1080 card and Nvidia Titan X. Is that the workstation and the two nvidia cards are compatible ?
thank you in advance.
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
etem1976 wrote:Hi,
and good morning.
You right. I have get it the Message that Bios correctly updatet. OK then is that right.
But I can't see after Install Windows 10 x64 over USB ..x64.efi "Windows Boot Manager" . :-(
And when I have in Bios some Commands to EFI then I have Black Screen:
So I have programmied my Bios:
And installed the PCIe Controller Wings in Slot Number 22. In Slot 22 is Quadro K2000. And I have outside (at the Moment not installed) PCIe USB 3.0 Controller.
And when I start again from my Windows USB Stick to Install then I see Toshiba/OCZ have 4 Partitions: Recovery (450MB), System (100MB), MSR (16MB) and Primary (rest)
So I mean it is correctly installed in Toshiba drive in UEFI.
But the entry "Windows Boot Manager" is no in Bios. Thats my Problem :-(
When I than start it again without USB then I become Eror Non Disk....etc.
Thank You very much for your Help
The PCIe adapter card should be in slot 22 or 23 going by the HP diagram.
From what you write it seems that Windows 10 installed fine to the SSD NVMe drive.
Your bios settings also look fine so I am running out of ideas.
I would also try to disable Legacy Support, then going to the Device Options menu and ensuring everything is set to EFI, since from what I recall toggling this option changes those settings back to legacy.
Also, what happens if you set all the option roms (PXE, mass storage, video) to Legacy? Does this change boot behaviour?
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Re: Shadow on top of HP Pavilion desktop screen
Hi
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I appreciate you taking the time to share your concern and thank you for using this forum, it is a great place to find answers.
I reviewed your post and I understand that there is a shadow on the top right of your computer screen.
I’d love to help!
I recommend you to follow the steps in the below article under Image on screen has small dark or light dotsand check if it helps.
If the issue persists, I recommend you to boot to bios by tapping the F10 key on startup and check whether you see the shadow in bios as well. If the issue persists in bios, I recommend you to contact phone support as it might be a hardware issue.
Let me know how it works and you have a good day ahead.
To simply say thanks, please click the "Thumbs Up" button to give me a Kudos to appreciate my efforts to help. If this helps, please mark this as“Accepted Solution”as it will help several others with the same issue to get it resolved without hassles.
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
No nothing help. It's windows boot manager will be not install in bios menu.
Can you sell me from you programmied a bios come chip?
Can you sell me from you programmied a bios come chip?
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Re: getting 5.25 hard drives into top two bays of chassis
Hi SDH,
Again, thank you very much. I find it amazing how much there is to know. I'm glad there are people like yourself around.
This helps a lot.
Cheers!
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Re: Simplified Installation of M.2 NVMe Drives on HP z420, z620, z820
etem1976 wrote:
No nothing help. It's windows boot manager will be not install in bios menu.
Can you sell me from you programmied a bios come chip?
When I still had my Z420 I was first using the standard v.391 bios and then the modded one I linked, but that was with the Samsung 950 Pro which has the legacy bios oprom compatibility. Therefore my bios was no different to the one you are using.
All you can really do is try different bios settings, but it is entierely likely that regardless of these it will still not boot. In that case the is the bootloader / DUET option to try - but havent tried this myself so cant comment on how it works.
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Re: AMT security on Intel vPro systems
This is an issue only if a CPU has VPro feature along with a mobo chipset that also supports vPro. If your CPU doesn't have thios feature, your OK.
On such systems that support AMT, until manufacturer fixes their BIO's, it is recommended to disable AMT within BIOS itself and also to disable LMS and associated services within windows (if using that OS). Read more here especially the links and references within.
Of particular interest within the above thread is a link to Lenovos responce with this page indicating when BIOS fix will be made available.
Has anybody seen a similar page for HP or Dell systems, i haven't ?
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Re: AMT security on Intel vPro systems
Thank you for these links. As you say a HP specific page would solve much of the confusion.
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HP 8200 Elite - Remove Custom Logo from Bios
Hi, i got a Hp 8200 Elite Tower with a custom Logo at Bios startup.
I want to remove this logo.
I tried ereplogo.exe and efi in a shell without success.
Is there a way to get rid of it ?
Best regards,
Dennis
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Z420 workstation Driver Required.
Can any one help me to install the corect driver as details mentioned in the attached picture.
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Re: HP 8200 Elite - Remove Custom Logo from Bios
Take a read of the following in another forum. There is a method described on how to add a logo at the command line.
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1601899-custom-bios-logo-on-hp-8100-elite-cmt
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