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HP 100B SFF

HP 100B SFF
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Maintenance & Service Guide
100B SFF PC

Table of Contents

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HP 100B SFF Specifications

Operating Environment IconOperating Environment
operating temperature range10° to 35°C
nonoperating temperature range-30° to 60°C
operating relative humidity10-90%
nonoperating relative humidity5-95%
operating maximum altitude3048 m
nonoperating maximum altitude9144 m
Power IconPower
operating voltage range90-137Vac
rated voltage range100-127Vac
rated line frequency50-60Hz
power output65 W
rated input current1.6A @ 90 VAC
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
height27 cm
width10 cm
depth34.79 cm
weight4.8 kg

Summary

Installing and Customizing Software

Computer Setup (F10) Utility

Using Setup Utilities

Instructions on how to access and navigate the Computer Setup Utilities menu.

Setup Utility - Security Options

Configuration for system passwords, power-on passwords, and device security.

SATA Drive Guidelines and Features

Chassis, Routine Care, and Disassembly

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Information

Guidance on understanding and preventing damage from electrostatic discharge.

Personal Grounding Methods

Equipment and procedures for personal grounding to prevent ESD damage.

Grounding the Work Area

Precautions for static-proofing the work environment and tools.

SFF Chassis Removal and Replacement

Preparation for Disassembly

Essential safety steps and procedures before disassembling the computer.

Installing Additional Memory

Detailed steps for installing DDR3-SDRAM memory modules (DIMMs).

Installing DIMMs

Procedure for inserting memory modules into the system board DIMM sockets.

Drive Installation and Removal

Guidelines for the installation and removal of internal storage drives.

System Board Replacement

Detailed steps for removing and installing a new system board.

Battery Replacement

Information and procedure for replacing the computer's internal battery.

Restore and Recovery

Microsoft System Restore

Using System Restore to revert the computer to a previous state.

System Recovery

Procedure to erase, reformat, and reinstall the operating system and software.

System Recovery Options

Overview of different methods available for performing system recovery.

System Recovery via Windows Start Menu

Performing system recovery when the Windows OS is functional.

System Recovery at Startup

Performing system recovery when the Windows OS is not responding.

Computer Diagnostic Features

HP Vision Diagnostics Utility

Overview of the HP Vision Diagnostics utility for hardware testing.

Troubleshooting Without Diagnostics

Before Calling Technical Support

Steps to diagnose and isolate issues before contacting technical support.

Solving General Problems

Resolving common issues like power, startup, and system responsiveness.

Solving Hard Drive Problems

Troubleshooting common issues encountered with hard disk drives.

Solving Hardware Installation Problems

Resolving issues when new hardware is not recognized or functioning.

Solving Memory Problems

Resolving issues related to RAM modules, installation, and memory errors.

Solving Software Problems

Resolving common problems related to software applications and operating systems.

POST Error Messages

POST Text Messages

Common text messages displayed during Power-On Self-Test (POST).

Interpreting POST Audible Codes

Understanding and diagnosing POST errors based on audible beep codes.

Password Security and CMOS Reset

Resetting Password Jumper

Procedure to disable or clear system supervisor and user passwords.

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