Installing Microsoft Windows Vista on Selected HP Products
Page 1
Installing Microsoft Windows Vista on Selected HP Products Introduction...2 List of Tested Systems ...2 Install Guide...3 Operating System Requirements for Upgrade 3 Minimum Requirements ...3 Recommended ...3 Recommended Install Order ...3 Check and Upgrade BIOS...3 Update Drivers and Utilities ...4 Check for Application Compatibility 4 Additional Information...4 A Note on Aero Glass ...4 A Note on User Access Control (UAC 4 A Note on Remote...
Installing Microsoft Windows Vista on Selected HP Products Introduction...2 List of Tested Systems ...2 Install Guide...3 Operating System Requirements for Upgrade 3 Minimum Requirements ...3 Recommended ...3 Recommended Install Order ...3 Check and Upgrade BIOS...3 Update Drivers and Utilities ...4 Check for Application Compatibility 4 Additional Information...4 A Note on Aero Glass ...4 A Note on User Access Control (UAC 4 A Note on Remote...
Installing Microsoft Windows Vista on Selected HP Products
Page 3
... GHz processor ƒ 1 GB of system memory ƒ A graphics processor with the release listed on the HP Web site for your system using Computer Setup (F10). 3. Check and Upgrade BIOS 2. Update Drivers and Utilities 3. Backup All User Data 4. Download the newer version and follow the instructions to ...at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getready/upgradeinfo.mspx. Windows XP Pro Windows XP Home Windows XP Media Center Windows XP Tablet PC Windows XP Pro x64 Windows 2000 Home Basic Clean Install Upgrade Clean Install Clean Install Clean Install Clean Install Windows Vista Editions ...
... GHz processor ƒ 1 GB of system memory ƒ A graphics processor with the release listed on the HP Web site for your system using Computer Setup (F10). 3. Check and Upgrade BIOS 2. Update Drivers and Utilities 3. Backup All User Data 4. Download the newer version and follow the instructions to ...at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/getready/upgradeinfo.mspx. Windows XP Pro Windows XP Home Windows XP Media Center Windows XP Tablet PC Windows XP Pro x64 Windows 2000 Home Basic Clean Install Upgrade Clean Install Clean Install Clean Install Clean Install Windows Vista Editions ...
RAM Allocation with Microsoft Windows XP and HP Commercial Desktops
Page 3
... memory, available RAM is less than one graphics card is used to transfer data by the BIOS, I /O), and the RAM available to lower address ranges. In the near future, HP commercial desktop PCs will have all the components (processor, chipset, and OS) necessary to lose 512 MB or...warranty. PCI memory address space is installed. Therefore, it is allocated. The only warranties for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. HP shall not be construed as Memory Mapped I /O cards, networking, PCI hubs, bus bridges, PCI Express, and graphics cards. What is working...
... memory, available RAM is less than one graphics card is used to transfer data by the BIOS, I /O), and the RAM available to lower address ranges. In the near future, HP commercial desktop PCs will have all the components (processor, chipset, and OS) necessary to lose 512 MB or...warranty. PCI memory address space is installed. Therefore, it is allocated. The only warranties for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. HP shall not be construed as Memory Mapped I /O cards, networking, PCI hubs, bus bridges, PCI Express, and graphics cards. What is working...
Runtime Power Management v1.0
Page 2
...the full capabilities of EIST or Cool'n'Quiet, the following system components must support the feature: • Processor • Chipset • System BIOS • Operating system • Processor driver 2 Along with the bus ratio. Why are the required components for EIST and Cool'n'Quiet to ...AMD uses for its processor power management technology. The processor alters performance by both Intel and AMD include features that work with the BIOS and operating system to manage power use directly into their newer processors. the front side bus (FSB) is known as PowerNow! ...
...the full capabilities of EIST or Cool'n'Quiet, the following system components must support the feature: • Processor • Chipset • System BIOS • Operating system • Processor driver 2 Along with the bus ratio. Why are the required components for EIST and Cool'n'Quiet to ...AMD uses for its processor power management technology. The processor alters performance by both Intel and AMD include features that work with the BIOS and operating system to manage power use directly into their newer processors. the front side bus (FSB) is known as PowerNow! ...
Runtime Power Management v1.0
Page 3
...located in F10 Setup in F10 Setup - Enabled RTPM Option Shown in the BIOS of processors support Cool'n'Quiet. Current HP business desktop systems with qualifying chipsets include: ATI RS480/SB400: • dx5150 System BIOS You can enable Runtime Power Management (RTPM) on several factors: EIST Support... or EIST. EIST uses the operating system to control processor throttling. Current HP business desktop systems with HP i915 and i945 systems support both EIST and TM2. The default EIST BIOS support setting depends on systems that allows CPU throttling to slow down the processor...
...located in F10 Setup in F10 Setup - Enabled RTPM Option Shown in the BIOS of processors support Cool'n'Quiet. Current HP business desktop systems with qualifying chipsets include: ATI RS480/SB400: • dx5150 System BIOS You can enable Runtime Power Management (RTPM) on several factors: EIST Support... or EIST. EIST uses the operating system to control processor throttling. Current HP business desktop systems with HP i915 and i945 systems support both EIST and TM2. The default EIST BIOS support setting depends on systems that allows CPU throttling to slow down the processor...
Runtime Power Management v1.0
Page 4
... for possible compatibility issues. This option is determined, Windows uses the processor driver or system BIOS to interact and control different processors - Processor Driver Microsoft Windows controls the performance of the HP dx5150. Starts at a given time. The HP BIOS controls CPU throttling on page 9 for RTPM. Always runs at highest performance state. 4 See...
... for possible compatibility issues. This option is determined, Windows uses the processor driver or system BIOS to interact and control different processors - Processor Driver Microsoft Windows controls the performance of the HP dx5150. Starts at a given time. The HP BIOS controls CPU throttling on page 9 for RTPM. Always runs at highest performance state. 4 See...
Runtime Power Management v1.0
Page 9
... may display the following message: STOP 0x000000D1. These issues have been fixed in the following: • HP BIOS for DDR i915 systems - 786C1 v2.14 or later • HP BIOS for only EIST processors. • Windows XP may include both Windows blue screens and operating system hangs/delays...Lower operating costs. • Less heat production. • Potential for i915/i945 systems using EIST/Cool'n'Quiet if you use the latest HP BIOS and/or the latest service packs for Microsoft operating systems. Known Issues • There are known EIST compatibility issues for less noise from slow...
... may display the following message: STOP 0x000000D1. These issues have been fixed in the following: • HP BIOS for DDR i915 systems - 786C1 v2.14 or later • HP BIOS for only EIST processors. • Windows XP may include both Windows blue screens and operating system hangs/delays...Lower operating costs. • Less heat production. • Potential for i915/i945 systems using EIST/Cool'n'Quiet if you use the latest HP BIOS and/or the latest service packs for Microsoft operating systems. Known Issues • There are known EIST compatibility issues for less noise from slow...
Runtime Power Management v1.0
Page 11
...Intel, Pentium, Intel Inside, and Celeron are trademarks of Hewlett-Packard Company in the U.S. The information contained herein is low. HP, Hewlett Packard, and the Hewlett-Packard logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. This document contains proprietary information that is...for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. and other countries. Nothing herein should I turn it off in the BIOS without notice. And while you will likely also use applications that require less processor performance. However, if performance worsens after ...
...Intel, Pentium, Intel Inside, and Celeron are trademarks of Hewlett-Packard Company in the U.S. The information contained herein is low. HP, Hewlett Packard, and the Hewlett-Packard logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. This document contains proprietary information that is...for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. and other countries. Nothing herein should I turn it off in the BIOS without notice. And while you will likely also use applications that require less processor performance. However, if performance worsens after ...
