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Troubleshooting 3 Upgrading and Adding Accessories Upgrading Hardware Ì If the new processor is not recognized, the startup routine will stop shortly after you turn on the computer. If this happens, turn off the computer and check that you have correctly installed the processor. Ì If the new processor is still not recognized, remove it and put the old processor back into the computer (remember to reset any system board jumpers if necessary), and then restart the computer. If the computer now starts without any problems, there may be a problem with the new processor. Ì If you experience any other problems as a result of the upgrade, and your computer is supplied with the HP Brio Center, refer to the support tools for further assistance. 48

Section	Page
How to Use This Online Guide	2
Notice	3
About This Guide	4
Purpose of This Guide	4
1 About Your Hardware	9
A Quick Look Inside Your Computer	10
System Board Layout	10
Main Components and Features of the System Board	11
System Board Configuration Jumpers	12
Your Sound Card	13
Connecting Audio Devices to the Rear Panel	14
Connecting Audio Devices to the Internal Connector...	15
Power Consumption	16
Typical Power Consumption/Availability	16
Your HP Enhanced Keyboard	17
Using the Enhanced Keys	18
Configuring Keyboard Shortcut Keys	19
2 About Your BIOS	21
The BIOS in Your Computer	22
The HP Setup Program	23
Working Within the Setup Program	24
Boot Device Priority	25
Saving Your Changes and Leaving Setup	25
Protecting Your Computer	26
Restricting Access to Your Computer - Setting a Pa...	26
Power Management in the BIOS	27
Checking Your Configuration	28
Warning Messages and the Power-On Self-Test	29
Beep Codes	29
How to Recover if Things Go Wrong	30
System Boot Failure	30
Incorrect Password on Startup	30
Clearing the CMOS Configuration	31
3 Upgrading and Adding Accessories	33
Why Upgrade?	34
Upgrades and Accessories You Can Install	35
Upgrading the BIOS	36
Upgrading Hardware	37
Removing and Replacing the Cover	37
Upgrading Main Memory	39
Installing Main Memory Modules	40
Upgrading Video Memory	42
Installing Video Memory on an AGP Video Card	43
Upgrading a Processor	44
Installing a Processor Upgrade	45
Adding Accessories	49
Adding Expansion Cards	49
Installing an Expansion Card	50
Removing an Expansion Card	53
Installing Storage Devices	54
Installing an Additional Hard Disk Drive	56
Installing a Floppy Disk Drive, CD ROM Drive, Zip Drive, or Tape Drive	59
Changing the Battery	62
Appendix AT Commands	63
Basic AT Commands	64
Modem Response Messages	69
Glossary	73

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Upgrading and Adding Accessories

Upgrading Hardware

Troubleshooting

If the new processor is not recognized, the startup routine will stop shortly after you turn on the computer. If this

happens, turn off the computer and check that you have correctly installed the processor.

If the new processor is still not recognized, remove it and put the old processor back into the computer (remember to

reset any system board jumpers if necessary), and then restart the computer. If the computer now starts without any

problems, there may be a problem with the new processor.

If you experience any other problems as a result of the upgrade, and your computer is supplied with the HP Brio Center,

refer to the support tools for further assistance.