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Upgrading a Processor, Troubleshooting, Why Upgrade the, Processor?, What Is the Fastest

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Troubleshooting 3 Upgrading and Adding Accessories Upgrading Hardware Ì If the new memory is not recognized, check that you have correctly followed the installation procedures described above. Ì If there are any errors reported during the computer's startup routine, press to view the error(s) and take any necessary action. If you have any doubts about using the HP Setup program, contact your reseller for help. Ì If you cannot start your computer properly, remove the memory and try starting your computer again. If the computer now starts without any problems, there may be a problem with the new memory. 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. Upgrading a Processor Why Upgrade the Processor? The speed at which the processor can perform tasks is determined by the processor's internal speed; the faster the internal speed, the faster tasks can be performed. Replacing the processor by one with a faster internal speed will improve the performance of your computer. What Is the Fastest New, faster processors are being developed all the time. Check with your reseller to find out what is the fastest processor Processor I Can that you can install in your computer. Information about processor upgrades is also available at: Install? http://www.hp.com/go/smallbizsupport 44

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Upgrading and Adding Accessories
Upgrading Hardware
Troubleshooting
If the new memory is not recognized, check that you have correctly followed the installation procedures described
above.
If there are any errors reported during the computer’s startup routine, press
to view the error(s) and take any
necessary action. If you have any doubts about using the HP
Setup
program, contact your reseller for help.
If you cannot start your computer properly, remove the memory and try starting your computer again. If the computer
now starts without any problems, there may be a problem with the new memory.
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.
Upgrading a Processor
Why Upgrade the
Processor?
The speed at which the processor can perform tasks is determined by the processor’s internal speed; the faster the
internal speed, the faster tasks can be performed. Replacing the processor by one with a faster internal speed will
improve the performance of your computer.
What Is the Fastest
Processor I Can
Install?
New, faster processors are being developed all the time. Check with your reseller to find out what is the fastest processor
that you can install in your computer. Information about processor upgrades is also available at: