Two days ago I purchased an HP Elitebook 8560w i7 2nd gen quad core, 16GB of RAM, an NVIDIA Quadro 2000m GPU and 500GB HDD, I thought that this laptop was thick and heavy until I saw this.
Lol yeah, it’s bulky. One of my upcoming videos will be of the HP 8560w. I also have the I7 one. Beautiful machine. Is your power cord loose in the socket though?
@@MikeDancy Yes I noticed that. I got mine used for 200€. The seller said that he couldn’t get WiFi to work and that the WiFi light was orange which means it’s off but Ethernet worked fine. I ended up installing a windows 7 driver called "HP Power Assistant". after installing it I created a power plan in power settings and then in the Power assistant I clicked the WiFi button and then the button(The top right button above the keyboard) started working again and I was getting wireless connection. I don’t know what caused that but I thought I’d mention it in case you have the same issue.
Din motive de probleme de sănătate nu am putut vedea multe detalii despre acest produs. Dacă este posibil să prezinte în limba română.Multumesc anticipat pentru înțelegere
@@greyman5590 it is a great laptop I bought it refurbished but it is in excellent condition. Also I intend to upgrade its ram. Currently its uses 16 g ram. Cpu and gpu upgrades are planned. Very sturdy construction. It also uses Touch screen. Sadly it had a working version of Windows 10 and I preferred linux based distro. But I will install such a distro in time. What I love about the laptop is its so fast on start up in just a couple of seconds it starts up Windows. If you have some money to spare and you need a great laptop it is a hell of a machine to buy. End report.
A couple of years of easy use and the display can flop back and forth because of the hinges. This is a problem with a lot of Dell laptop computers. The hard drive setup is unduly cumbersome and a sad joke. Whether an SSD or 2.5"HDD, it will be SATA. The shell connector comes in two varieties, one is for a M.2 SATA SSD and the other is for a 2.5" SATA HDD or 2.5" SATA SSD. The BIOS will show a choice between SATA and NVMe, but the NVMe is really a null option. The touchpad will seem sluggish. To enable upgrading to Win 11, modify the Registry-- - Registry Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\MoSetup - Name: AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU - Type: REG_DWORD - Value: 1 If this was bought used and BIOS changes are locked, try going to BIOS-PW.org No cost, no signup, no nothing except a PW that can unlock the computer. A nice person set this program that works as sort of a checksum generator. If the PW returned does not work, try using some of the other suffixes listed like -2A7B, -E7A8, -6FF7 and so on.
These were previously XFR, not ATG.
Love the vibes in this video, very sincere and honest!
Hello and thank you for the equipment! ❤️
I wouldent say its the toughest but its still an valid outdoor option I'm considering one for my mobile tech kit
Best ever. Merci pour la video
Don't apologize
Two days ago I purchased an HP Elitebook 8560w i7 2nd gen quad core, 16GB of RAM, an NVIDIA Quadro 2000m GPU and 500GB HDD, I thought that this laptop was thick and heavy until I saw this.
Lol yeah, it’s bulky. One of my upcoming videos will be of the HP 8560w. I also have the I7 one. Beautiful machine. Is your power cord loose in the socket though?
@@MikeDancy Yes I noticed that. I got mine used for 200€. The seller said that he couldn’t get WiFi to work and that the WiFi light was orange which means it’s off but Ethernet worked fine. I ended up installing a windows 7 driver called "HP Power Assistant". after installing it I created a power plan in power settings and then in the Power assistant I clicked the WiFi button and then the button(The top right button above the keyboard) started working again and I was getting wireless connection. I don’t know what caused that but I thought I’d mention it in case you have the same issue.
Thanks. I had a similar issue with my Dell precision m2800. Good to know. Thanks
"That might have sound sexist, sorry " hahahaha soo cute 🤣
1366x768 came in touchscreen, just a heads up
Din motive de probleme de sănătate nu am putut vedea multe detalii despre acest produs. Dacă este posibil să prezinte în limba română.Multumesc anticipat pentru înțelegere
Of course dont forget to include everyone.
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Your laptop torture test is a joke. Give it to your kid for a month and let him “test it”
I bought one and I am
@@MarekMirocha report?
@@greyman5590 it is a great laptop I bought it refurbished but it is in excellent condition.
Also I intend to upgrade its ram.
Currently its uses 16 g ram. Cpu and gpu upgrades are planned.
Very sturdy construction. It also uses Touch screen. Sadly it had a working version of Windows 10 and I preferred linux based distro. But I will install such a distro in time. What I love about the laptop is its so fast on start up in just a couple of seconds it starts up Windows. If you have some money to spare and you need a great laptop it is a hell of a machine to buy. End report.
A couple of years of easy use and the display can flop back and forth because of the hinges. This is a problem with a lot of Dell laptop computers.
The hard drive setup is unduly cumbersome and a sad joke. Whether an SSD or 2.5"HDD, it will be SATA. The shell connector comes in two varieties, one is for a M.2 SATA SSD and the other is for a 2.5" SATA HDD or 2.5" SATA SSD. The BIOS will show a choice between SATA and NVMe, but the NVMe is really a null option.
The touchpad will seem sluggish.
To enable upgrading to Win 11, modify the Registry--
- Registry Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\MoSetup
- Name: AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU
- Type: REG_DWORD
- Value: 1
If this was bought used and BIOS changes are locked, try going to BIOS-PW.org No cost, no signup, no nothing except a PW that can unlock the computer. A nice person set this program that works as sort of a checksum generator. If the PW returned does not work, try using some of the other suffixes listed like -2A7B, -E7A8, -6FF7 and so on.
What does it do?