I have a Probook 4730s with Windows 7. I continue to get the following error after the computer starts up -
hpConnectionManager.exe
Cannot load assembly:
System.Data.SQLite, Version=1.0.61.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyTolken=db937bcd44ff139
The application will now exit.
It does not appear to have a negative impact but it is annoying get this at each start up.
For accelerating my 4730s I bought a Seagate SSHD ST1000LM014 and built in. On trying to install a new Windows 7 (64bit - german) with original HP Recovery DVD installation starts.
The SHHD is recognised, a (primär) partition can be created. But then an (german) Error message appears:
"Beim Setup konnte keine neue Systempartition erstellt ... werden. Weitere Informationen finden Sie in den Protokolldateien zum Setup." It's a bit strange, because it seems a (system) partition WAS CREATED.
Because at this point is an Windows-7-opion for loading drivers "Treiber laden", a special HP driver is required?
The Windows 7 setup cannot be continued.
I have a "Hive" error message that displays on a blue screen. Windows does not load. Any wa getting this machine going ....
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After doing uefi diagnostics I found this error:
2014-11-04 18:14:37 Starting VideoDiags.udm version 1.03 built Sep 10 2014 13:54:422014-11-04 18:14:37 VideoDiags.UDM init complete2014-11-04 18:14:46 Video Palette Check Completed - Result 32014-11-04 18:14:46 Error Code=0xC092014-11-04 18:14:46 2014-11-04 18:14:47 Warranty Start Date : 04/15/20142014-11-04 18:14:47 WarrantyID String size = 602014-11-04 18:14:47 Warranty ID = 9G82M1-73979L-QFPJXG-Q2C5032014-11-04 18:14:51 Video Palette Check Completed2014-11-04 18:14:54 EFI HP BIOS Management Started
I got the following error message.
Quote:
Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-Diagnostics-Performance/Operational
Source: Microsoft-Windows-Diagnostics-Performance
Date: 5/13/2009 8:16:42 PM
Event ID: 100
Task Category: Boot Performance Monitoring
Level: Error
Keywords: Event Log
User: LOCAL SERVICE
Computer: Laura-PC
Description:.................
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when i go to unintstall microsoft's age of empires II game, it gives me this weird error message.
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i have attached screenshots of my desktop and of the error message that pops up.
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The eject works fine when performed manually.
My Nero also does not detect the Drive as a result I am unable to burn anything
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The error message is:
"Windowssystem32driversmsisadrv.sys
Status 0xc00000e9
Failed to load due to this critical system driver is missing or corrupt"
I have tried to download the drivers off the Acer website but they dont seem to have any effect.
I recently updated my bios and decided to do a new full install of Windows 7. (Previously running Windows 7 Beta).
After doing a clean install and installing the Sony Notebook Utilities. I started getting this pop up message.
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Click OK to enter Hibernate Mode, and remove reinsert the battery
See the electronic VIOA(R) User guide for more information about using the battery"
At first I thought this was an issue with Windows 7 - so after searching the forums and no results I figured I would revert back to Vista. Now I am getting the same error.
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Could this be a BIOS issue? Is there a way to revert to an older bios?
My Inspiron 15z was just repaired today (it got a new motherboard due to a different problem that is now fixed). After the first power on with the new motherboard, I received an error message that said, "The exception unknown software exception (0xe0434352) occurred in the application at location 0x76b74b32." I have not seen this message again (I've since powered down and rebooted 3 times), but I'm still unsure as to whether this should be a message I should be concerned about and look further into.
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3F0 can be caused by 3 things
1. Bad hard drive or partition structure, erase the entire hard drive then use HP recovery discs to attempt reinstall of the OS and all partitions.
2. Bad hard drive data cable that connects it to the motherboard, replace the cable
3. Bad sata controller on the motherboard replaces the motherboard or laptop.
Now, the first step, is to test the Hard Drive out in the BIOS if you can get into it.
You will need to boot up the notebook and press F10. If you can get into the BIOS you will need to run the self-test. Here is a document showing you how to run the test. If you can't get into the BIOS I would suggest removing the HDD and then try getting into the BIOS again. Once you remove the HDD boot the notebook up again and press F10. If you can get into the BIOS, then the HDD is bad.
Here is a video showing you how to remove the HDD:
My laptop speaker not working no sound. Sometime its work but very low sound, mostly it not working. I am using HP laptop core i5
Product no. C5B28EA#A2N
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No error message
When I boot my Inspiron n5720 laptop, an error box pops up that says "can't find plugins". The only option is to click "Okay" and the message goes away. It is a system message because there is a 'dell' icon on the toolbar when it's showing. I have checked the registry for errors, removed unneeded software, run anti virus and anti malware programs and the message still appears every time I start the computer. What could cause this?
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The Dell Driver Analyze Utility currently does not support your operating system. To search for drivers, please enter your Service Tag or choose your product model. Click on “Back to Results Page”.
to return to the Drivers & Downloads page.
It detects my service tag, but gets no further.
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