Hi Michael, here's your machine's manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03..., which shows (p.72 - Multiboot section) how to change boot order and enable new boot devices. Please notice the bootable device you will create must be legacy-compliant on old BIOS systems, otherwise your PC won't be able to recognize it; vice-versa, in EFI/UEFI mode you won't be able to boot a legacy-compliant device unless Legacy Boot Mode/CSM is turned on. You may also want to try creating a bootable usb key, here's an excellent guide that will guide you through the process: Windows - USB Installation Media Creation

If you read the introduction, the author of the article explains that dirt and debris could be one of the causes of a noisy fan, but it does not necessarily apply to all cases. If you tried cleaning the fan and had no success in fixing the issue, there's a whole device page dedicated to fans if you head over to: Household Fan which may point you to the right solution, you may also try asking on the answers forum (https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/Ask/Fan) and there's a very good chance an experienced user can guide you through the process of IDing and fixing the problem

If you read the introduction, the author of the article explains that dirt and debris could be one of the causes of a noisy fan, but it does not necessarily apply to all cases. If you tried cleaning the fan and had no success in fixing the issue, there's a whole device page dedicated to fans if you head over to: Household Fan which may point you to the right solution, you may also try asking on the answers forum (https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/Ask/Fan) and there's a very good chance an experienced user can guide you through the process of IDing and fixing the problem

AFAIK you can follow through the disassembly guide up to step 10 no problem, then it depends if you bought the full kit you simply swap the old screen and big PCB with the new ones; if you're planning to use the original GB case, notice you'll have to do some mods in order to fit in the new screen. Also, you might have to solder the speaker on the PCB. Here's a video you may want to check out when you're done disassembling the GB and will be ready to start installing the screen upgrade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMIJTbPe...

Solution could be as simple as selecting the right video output mode, follow the first hint from the most useful answer in this thread https://it.ifixit.com/Risposte/Visualizz.... If it helped you solve your problem, please feel free to leave a feedback to the author of the post, otherwise I suggest you try asking directly in the above-mentioned dedicated topic

Hi, first thing I would check is video output default settings, so if you have the monitor connected to a dedicated/discreet graphics card try connecting the video cable to the mobo integrated one or viceversa. Otherwise, the fix could be as simple as replacing the BIOS battery (if the motherboard you are using as replacement is an old one) but could also be a hardware failure/compatibility issue, or a missing power cable (do you hear any beep during power-on self-test?), knowing the PC specs would help identify the problem.

Solved it in the past, in my case issue was caused by paired device with faulty battery sensor. You could try turning off BT on every active device nearby (and check if the speaker now stays on) then on again one by one to find the culprit (similar question answered here: My JBL Charge 3 turns off by itself.)

First you should make sure you replaced "MyVolume" with the actual name of your device, if it doesn't appear on your desktop when you insert the drive you can easily get it by opening Finder and checking under "devices" in the sidebar. As Ich63 pointed out you will need to copy/paste in pieces as the terminal will not allow you edit the text that much. Alternatively, just rename it "MyVolume" as suggested by @jpdemers and copy/paste the command as is.

Grazie Mattia, qualora volessi contribuire sentiti pure libero di apportare miglioramenti al testo

Hola, qué modelo? Tienes raton usb y adaptador OTG a mano?