HP Rlve 810 G1 manual Using hard drives, Intel Smart Response Technology select models only

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Using hard drives

CAUTION: To prevent information loss or an unresponsive system:

Save your work and shut down the computer before adding or replacing a memory module or hard drive.

If you are not sure whether the computer is off, turn the computer on by pressing the power button. Then shut down the computer through the operating system.

Intel Smart Response Technology (select models only)

Intel® Smart Response Technology (SRT) is an Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (RST) caching feature that significantly enhances computer system performance. SRT allows computers with an SSD mSATA module to be used as cache memory between the system memory and hard disk drive. This provides the advantage of having a hard disk drive (or a RAID volume) for maximum storage capacity while simultaneously delivering SSD enhanced system performance experience.

If you add or upgrade a hard drive and intend to set a RAID volume, you must temporarily disable SRT, set the RAID volume, and then enable SRT. To temporarily disable SRT:

1.From the Start screen, type Intel, and then select Intel Rapid Storage Technology.

2.Click the Acceleration link, and then click the Disable Acceleration link.

3.Wait for the Acceleration Mode to complete.

4.Click the Reset to Available link.

IMPORTANT: You must temporarily disable SRT when changing RAID modes. Make the change and then re-enable SRT. Failure to temporarily disable this feature will prevent you from creating or changing RAID volumes.

NOTE: HP does not support SRT with self-encrypting drives (SEDs).

For additional information about RAID, see the RAID User Guide. To access the user guides, select the HP Support Assistant app on the Start screen, select My computer, and then select User guides.

Removing or replacing the service door

CAUTION: To prevent information loss or an unresponsive system:

Save your work and shut down the computer before adding or replacing a memory module or hard drive.

If you are not sure whether the computer is off or in Hibernation, turn the computer on by pressing the power button. Then shut down the computer through the operating system.

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Contents User Guide Product notice Software termsSafety warning notice Iv Safety warning notice Table of contents Multimedia External cards and devices Using Disk Defragmenter Using Disk Cleanup Contacting support Labels Page Welcome Finding information Resources For information aboutThen select Warranty and services Getting to know your computer TopTouchPad Component DescriptionLights Keys Fn keyRight Computer , and then select User guidesLeft Ports, see Using a USB device on RearDisplay To change your notebook to a tablet Select the HP Support Assistant appBottom Connecting to a network Connecting to a wireless networkUsing the wireless controls Using a Wlan Using the wireless buttonUsing operating system controls Using an Internet service provider Setting up a WlanConfiguring a wireless router Connecting to a Wlan Protecting your WlanUsing HP Mobile Broadband select models only Inserting and removing a SIM Using GPS select models only Using Bluetooth wireless devices select models onlyConnecting to a wired network Connecting to a local area network LANUsing pointing devices Setting pointing device preferencesUsing the TouchPad Using TouchPad Gestures Turning the TouchPad off and onOne-finger slide Scrolling Edge swipes select models only Right-edge swipeTop-edge swipe Left-edge swipeUsing the keyboard Using Microsoft Windows 8 shortcut keysShortcut Key Description Identifying the hot keys Hot key combination DescriptionUsing keypads Using the embedded numeric keypadUsing an optional external numeric keypad Turning the embedded numeric keypad on and offUsing the media activity controls Connecting speakersMultimedia AudioAdjusting the volume Connecting headphonesChecking audio functions on the computer Webcam select models only VideoDisplayPort Power management Shutting down the computerSetting power options Using power-saving statesIntel Rapid Start Technology select models only Initiating and exiting SleepUsing the power meter and power settings Setting password protection on wakeupEnabling and exiting user-initiated Hibernation Using battery power Finding additional battery informationDisplaying the remaining battery charge Maximizing battery discharge timeManaging low battery levels Identifying low battery levelsInserting or removing the battery Conserving battery power Storing a user-replaceable batteryDisposing of a user-replaceable battery Replacing a user-replaceable batteryUsing external AC power Testing an AC adapter Using Media Card Reader cards select models only External cards and devicesInserting a digital card Using a USB device Removing a digital cardConnecting a USB device Removing a USB deviceUsing optional external devices Using optional external drivesUsing the docking connector select models only Drives Handling drivesUsing hard drives Removing or replacing the service doorIntel Smart Response Technology select models only Removing the service door Remove the battery see Inserting or removing the battery onReplacing the service door Replacing or upgrading the hard driveRemoving the hard drive Installing a hard drive Using Disk DefragmenterImproving hard drive performance Using Disk Cleanup Computer risk Security feature SecurityProtecting the computer Using passwords Setting passwords in Windows Setting passwords in Computer SetupPassword Function If the Embedded Security State is set to EnabledManaging a Bios administrator password Setting a new Bios administrator passwordUsing antivirus software Entering a Bios administrator passwordUsing firewall software Installing critical security updatesUsing HP Client Security Manager select models only Installing an optional security cable Maintenance Adding or replacing memory modulesPage Page Cleaning your computer Cleaning productsCleaning procedures Cleaning the displayUpdating programs and drivers Using SoftPaq Download Manager Cleaning the TouchPad and keyboardBackup and recovery Performing a system recovery Backing up your informationUsing the Windows recovery tools Using f11 recovery tools Using Windows 8 operating system media purchased separatelyUsing Windows Refresh for quick and easy recovery Remove everything and reinstall WindowsUsing HP Software Setup Computer Setup Bios and Advanced System Diagnostics Using Computer SetupStarting Computer Setup Navigating and selecting in Computer SetupRestoring factory settings in Computer Setup Updating the Bios Determining the Bios versionDownloading a Bios update Page Using Advanced System Diagnostics Support Contacting supportLabels ComponentSpecifications Input powerInput Power Rating Operating environment Traveling with the computer Page Troubleshooting Troubleshooting resourcesResolving issues Computer is unable to start upComputer screen is blank Software is functioning abnormallyComputer is on but not responding Computer is unusually warmWireless network connection is not working An external device is not workingElectrostatic discharge Index USBSIM SIM
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Rlve 810 G1 specifications

The HP Rlve 810 G1 is a versatile and powerful mobile workstation designed for professionals who need robust performance and portability in a compact package. Launched by Hewlett-Packard, this device is particularly attractive for users in demanding fields like engineering, design, or financial modeling, where powerful computational capabilities and graphics performance are non-negotiable.

One of the standout features of the HP Rlve 810 G1 is its lightweight design. Weighing just over three pounds, this mobile workstation is easy to carry, making it an ideal choice for on-the-go professionals. The device boasts a sleek profile, allowing it to slip into a briefcase or a backpack without adding significant bulk. Despite its compact size, HP has managed to pack an impressive amount of technology into the Rlve 810 G1.

Powered by the latest Intel Core processors, the Rlve 810 G1 offers exceptional performance, ensuring that users can multitask effortlessly between heavy applications. Its architecture is designed to optimize energy efficiency, providing longer battery life—a critical factor for mobile users. Accompanied by a substantial amount of RAM, the laptop can handle memory-intensive tasks with ease.

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Security features are integrated into the HP Rlve 810 G1, providing peace of mind for users who handle sensitive data. With options for a fingerprint reader and advanced encryption capabilities, the device is equipped to safeguard vital information.

Overall, the HP Rlve 810 G1 combines portability, performance, and security in a streamlined package, making it an excellent choice for professionals looking for a dependable mobile workstation. Its blend of features ensures a productive and efficient work experience, whether in the office or on the move.
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