HP Pavilion 700 Repair

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HP Pavilion computers have been produced by Hewlett-Packard (commonly known as HP) since 1995. They generally compete with similar computers from companies such as Toshiba and Acer. The Pavilion line includes both desktops and laptops for the home and home office product range. When Hewlett-Packard merged with Compaq in 2002, HP took over Compaq’s naming rights agreement and sold both HP and Compaq-branded computers until 2013.

The HP Pavilion 700 Series is a desktop series with 512 KB of installed memory and 512 MB of RAM. It can support up to 1024 MB of memory. The 700 Series includes a 3.5-inch HD floppy drive. It also features an NVidia GeForce4 MX 420 graphics processor and an installed video memory of 64 MB.

While the model name (700-xxx) will sometimes appear on the casing of the computer, the model number can be important for identifying the exact specifications of your computer. HP Pavilion model names include a range of suffixes that can be found on this Wikipedia page. This HP support page gives specific directions to find identifying numbers on your HP desktop computer. Once you find them, you can enter these numbers into the HP support website for troubleshooting and specifications directly from the manufacturer.

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