What is HPHmon04 and 05?? Also, it won't open certain programs, like winzip or installers. It also won't load certain pages. What can I do??
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The two HP files are used by HP Photosmart so I'm guessing you have an HP printer connected.\n\nThe fact that there's seemingly random errors suggests something somewhere has become corrupted.\n\nYou culd try doing a System Restore.\n\nSystem Restore lets you restore your computer to a previous state, if a problem occurs, without losing your personal data files (such as Microsoft Word documents, browsing history, drawings, favorites, or e-mail). System Restore monitors changes to the system and some application files, and it automatically creates easily identified restore points. These restore points allow you to revert the system to a previous time. They are created daily and at the time of significant system events (such as when an application or driver is installed).   \n\nBear in mind that when you perform a System Restore you will probably lose any programs, updates and customizations that have occurred after the date of the system restore point - make sure you make back up copies of such files.\n\nTo access the System Restore Wizard, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click System Restore.  Follow the instructions in the System Restore Wizard to restore your computer to a date prior to when these problems started occuring.
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Did you start with a new O/S install after the upgrade? You need to advise the exact model number to have this question answered beyond looking at support.hp.com
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they are very hard to find, there a couple of guys who still keep files, because they are collectors. You will just have to search around,\nYou can start here\nhttp://support.packardbell.com/uk/\nnot sure that is a bios issue though, could be a lot of things.\nYou can IM me, I will see if I can help
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Install the programs on the external H.D., this is simple, when you install a program you have to change the installation directory from the default location. say "C:&#92;Program files&#92;Program to be installed" to something like this "e:&#92;Programs&#92;program to be installed" (where E:&#92; is the letter corresponding to your external H.D.) and that's all, the program should work without problems, you only have to keep the external H.D. ON (Power on and connected) all the time.\nGood luck
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help desk from hp there is no such thing they dont know what to do at all  \nhp -suppor is 1 big load of (bs)  when you call them they try to ++++ you off on to there stupid website . and there tech spport  on phone when taling to them they know ++++ all about pc and how to fix it there all talk when it comes to support  to fix this problem  ur ram cards are not sitting right in  ur  HP Pavilion dv6000 . that is why ur getting that beeping sound all the time you need to make sure ur ram cards are in right and  that battery replace it its ++++ up  hp support there all (BS)  they have no support at all and them that work for them dont know ++++ all about pc's if you cant fix this problem take it to a services center
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Well here's what I could find:\n\nBartshel - bartshel.exe (one l) is apparently some kind of utility installed by People PC's dial-up service. You can remove it if you don't use People PC.\n\nGWMDMMSG - This is related to your modem drivers. Advisable to let it run. You could be connected to a Cable modem or a DSL modem or even a simple dial up.\n\njusched - Java Updater utility. Checks for Java Runtime updates regularly.\n\nDirectcd -  Roxio's packet writing software which allows the user to write and delete to CDs and DVDs as if they were a normal drive. Non essential so you could chunk it.\n\nNavapw32 - The navapw32.exe process runs in the background on start up of the machine. It checks for any tell tale signs of virus activity on your computer while you are using it. If this process is stopped Norton anti virus may not be able to detect any viruses entering your system. Consequently your computer will not be protected, so it is best to leave this process running.\n\nhpgs2wnd and hpgs2wnf - the executables corresponding to Hewlett-Packard's share-to-web software. This application allows a user to share photos to a secure Internet site. You could remove this if you do not use this feature from HP.\n\nWkUFind - process relating to Microsoft Picture-It. This procses will attempt to dial the Internet, if not already connected in order to find an update for this product. Again can be disabled or removed.\n\n\nWkCalRem - process belonging to the Microsoft Works suite. It allows tasks to be scheduled.
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I have an HP at my job that was having some trouble and it was hard for even the IT people to get info/parts on it. It was a modified ASUS board made for HP apparently. The beeps usually are Video errors or RAM errors. If you switch RAM and still have a problem the motherboard is probably toast. This model sounds pretty old, time to upgrade anyways.
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run > "MSCONFIG"\n\nBoot.ini tab\n\nDelete one entry of CP hpme (which is not working )\n\napply \n\nok\n\n\n\n\n\n.
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There could be quite a few problems, but this could also be a fairly simple fix.  I would first try to just unplug the whole darn thing, wait about 30 seconds, and then plug it in again and try to start it.  Seeing as you have internet access, I would also try going to this website: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=bph07173&lc=en&cc=us&rule=14694&dlc=&product=396431.  That hopefully will help. =)  Good luck!
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First and foremost, check Device Manager.  If there are no scanner references, I'm not sure what version of Windows you're running, but try running msconfig   It's a utility that comes with some Windows versions that lets you choose which services run on bootup.  There may be a scanner service that loads aoutomatically under the surface.  \n\nIf that doesn't work, send me an e-mail, give me the exact error message, word for word, and the version of Windows you have and I'll see what I can find out.
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If you are running an HP (or Compaq)computer, that is a "multi-media human interface device" file (mm hid), typically, a keyboard driver.  (It may be the same for other brands, these are the ones I am familiar with)  This driver makes the 'extra' buttons on a keyboard work, like the volume buttons for a speaker, or the 'internet', 'mail' and other buttons.  The standard keys should go ahead and work, even without this driver, its just these 'extra', specialty buttons that won't work.\n\nTo fix the problem, you need to find and install the right driver for the keyboard.  If you are using the keyboard that came with the computer, then HP will have the drivers on their support site.  See the link I've attached.  In the grey area, you are asked to "Select a task and enter a product name/number" -- toggle the "Download drivers and software...", and, in the box labeled "for product" list your computer model.  On HP and Compaq computers, this is on the front of the 'tower', or box, near the bottom.  A couple of examples are "HP Pavillion 6643", or "Compaq Presario S4020WM".  The name of the computer is, of course, splashed somewhere across the middle, but the 'model number' is in that small inset tag at the bottom (the 6643, or the S4020WM")\n\nOnce you have entered this information, then you get a question of which operating system it is using.  Select the one that is on your machine, and this should bring up the drivers that are available for that model of computer.  You should see one, probably called a "Multimedia Keyboard Driver" and it may have "update" in the title.  Click on the underlined name, and it should download for you.  Pay attention to where it is being saved, in case it doesnt run the update automatically.  You might have to select "Run" from your "START" tab, and browse to goto where the file was saved, and select the downloaded driver, to update your file.  That should install the keyboard driver, and eliminate the error message.\n\nNow... if you are using a brand of keybaord that did NOT come with your computer.. an 'aftermarket' keyboard, say, like a LogiTech... then you would repeat the process, using the keyboard manufacturer's website, instead of the HP website.  Ive added the LogiTech link too... you need to select your country/language...then clkick on "Downloads" in the grey bar across the top of the page.  This brings up a list of products ... select "Keyboards & Desktops", and find the keybaord that matches your own.  (On Logitech Keyboards, you can find the model number and name, on the underside of the keyboard).\n\n:)  It sounds complicated, but it's not really.  Just take it a step at a time, and you can fix it.  :)\n\nGood Luck!  :)
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Go to start, run, then type in msconfig and hit enter. A window will pop up. Click on the last tab (start up) and uncheck the program HP Image Zone hit apply and close . Restart your computer. It worked for me. This program is in hpqgalry.exe
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It's as symple as going to the HP website and downloading the drivers/software. I did the looking for you, here:\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=372330&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&submit.y=8&submit.x=3&lang=en&cc=us
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Here is the link to HP's support site. The first line is your driver.\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?lc=en&cc=emea_africa&dlc=en&tool=softwareCategory&product=447851&dest_page=softwareCategory&os=228
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Slimline Desktop is hp they have win xp .  and there verry good  . creat ur pc-recovery tools cd ifyou do buy  hp- desktpop befor you install internet access on it . to do this is how\n\nhit on start> all programs> pc-help& support >> hp-pc-system- recovery >tools cd \n\nhave A. CD (R)  in da. drive then hit next and wait for ur hp-pc-system- recovery >tools cd do be set up. then put that away  and put on win xp firewall  then install ur internet or set up ur router on pc . then go to zonealarm .com donwload zonealarm  pro .firewall it is free set that up when that is done you can switch off win xp . fire wall as  3rd party firewall  is much better then win xp firewall . winxp firewall is not that good it stop inbound but not outbound . zonealarm  pro  will cove in & out bound
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You have probably have done this have you check to see if you have the latest bios. Also see if HP has anything on there website.  You are move advance then most of the people here the only thing I can do to help you out is bounce ideas off of you.  I don't have my network doing a network boot or anything like that.  I have some frineds that use centrix but they have a OS on the systems.  Good luck if you need to bounce idea off of someone imz me.
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this link will help you\n\nhttp://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?&lang=en&cc=us&pnameOID=66367&taskId=135&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=66359&submit.y=10&submit.x=10&lang=en&cc=us