HP Media Center Desktop PC - (English) m490k Techncial Datasheet
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... is provided "as is" with the use of this material. Re-write /16x- Technical Specifications Model m490k Processor & Speed Chipset Motherboard RAM Maximum Sockets Size Free DIMM Sockets Pairs Required Type Supported Cache Hard Drive Optical Drive Average Random Access Transfer Rate Diskette Drive 7 in connection with no warranty. Video/S-Video In 3= PCI, 1= AGP 2= PCI Two 5.25" external, One 3.5" external, Two 3.5" internal One 5.25" external, One 3.5" external, One 3.5" internal HP Wireless Internet command center; Smart Media AGP 8X Graphics Card ATI R9200 128 MB DDR, not...
... is provided "as is" with the use of this material. Re-write /16x- Technical Specifications Model m490k Processor & Speed Chipset Motherboard RAM Maximum Sockets Size Free DIMM Sockets Pairs Required Type Supported Cache Hard Drive Optical Drive Average Random Access Transfer Rate Diskette Drive 7 in connection with no warranty. Video/S-Video In 3= PCI, 1= AGP 2= PCI Two 5.25" external, One 3.5" external, Two 3.5" internal One 5.25" external, One 3.5" external, One 3.5" internal HP Wireless Internet command center; Smart Media AGP 8X Graphics Card ATI R9200 128 MB DDR, not...
HP Pavilion Desktop PCs - (Korean) Warranty and Support Guide 5990-6263
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TV National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 의 810 Hewlett-Packard 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 6 5 4 3 2 12
TV National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 의 810 Hewlett-Packard 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 6 5 4 3 2 12
Part Replacement Instructions
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1 Unplug the computer B A 2 Ground yourself Before doing any work inside your computer, ground yourself by touching a metal part of the computer's frame. A B All connectors are replacing. BEFORE YOU BEGIN 3 Remove side cover A B 1 Remove front bezel 2 Release and slide part forward CD/DVD DRIVE 3 Remove connectors B B A A B A 4 Remove part 7 Replace front bezel 5 Replace part 6 Replace connectors Your replacement kit may contain more parts than needed for the part you are keyed for their intended location and should not require excessive force to plug in. 1
1 Unplug the computer B A 2 Ground yourself Before doing any work inside your computer, ground yourself by touching a metal part of the computer's frame. A B All connectors are replacing. BEFORE YOU BEGIN 3 Remove side cover A B 1 Remove front bezel 2 Release and slide part forward CD/DVD DRIVE 3 Remove connectors B B A A B A 4 Remove part 7 Replace front bezel 5 Replace part 6 Replace connectors Your replacement kit may contain more parts than needed for the part you are keyed for their intended location and should not require excessive force to plug in. 1
Part Replacement Instructions
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EXPANSION/RAID CARD 1 Lay down computer 2 Remove connectors 3 Remove part A B 2 HARD DRIVE 1 Remove front bezel B A 2 Remove connectors A B C 3 Remove drive cage B A C 4 Remove part B A 5 Replace part A A B 6 Replace drive cage B B A 7 Replace connectors A 8 Replace front bezel C B All connectors are keyed for their intended location and should not require excessive force to plug in.
EXPANSION/RAID CARD 1 Lay down computer 2 Remove connectors 3 Remove part A B 2 HARD DRIVE 1 Remove front bezel B A 2 Remove connectors A B C 3 Remove drive cage B A C 4 Remove part B A 5 Replace part A A B 6 Replace drive cage B B A 7 Replace connectors A 8 Replace front bezel C B All connectors are keyed for their intended location and should not require excessive force to plug in.