XP or Windoews 7 drivers to HP Pavilion dv9823em

If there is no driver, it means that Windows XP has built-in driver for the device.

Windows Xp - http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce_winxp_15.45.html
Windows 7 (32bit) - http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce_vista_win7_32bit_15.49.html
Windows 7 (64bit) - http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce_vista_win7_64bit_15.49.html

These would work. Do let me know if they don't, I can surely help you find the right drivers.

If you install Windows 7 you should be fine. Most XP and Vista drivers are working fine with Windows 7. This is probably why they haven't listed them. They should have just put a note so you would not worry.

Don't take it back to XP..... it's a 9 year old system.... you don't want to downgrade. Especially with a new computer.

I forgot to mention, if you are still unsure, go to this link in Microsoft http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=1B544E90-7659-4BD9-9E51-2497C146AF15&displaylang=en
Download the upgrade advisor and run it. It will detect any possible issues.

Hi
Thanks for all the answers.
I am still having problems with graphic adapter.
Its still usng "Standard VGA display adapter"

I have installed the NVIDIA 32bit for Windows 7. It installes but does not seem to change anything.
Also after reboot its the same

I also ran the Windows 7 Advisor from Microsoft. It only said that all 3 requirements for upgrade was OK and to contact HP website for drivers. I have checked HP but no drivers for Windows 7 for this model.

Could it be that its not a NVIDIA graphic card?
Any other suggestions?

Still saying 2 x Base system device and Coprocessor driver not installed in Device Manager

Any help is appresiated :)

Kind Regards
Morten

On the Nvidia web site they have an option to detect your video card...Did you try this?

Hi Again
It says

Product Current
Installed Driver Latest Driver
Update
Standard VGA Graphics Adapter
Current Installed Driver:16.38

 The manufacturer of this system requires that you download the driver for your GPU from their support site.

The GeForce M series and GeForce Go series notebook GPUs use drivers that have been customized by the notebook manufacturers to support hot key functions, power management functions, lid close and suspend/resume behavior. NVIDIA has worked with some notebook manufacturers to provide notebook-specific driver updates, however, most notebook driver updates must come from the notebook manufacturer. Additionally, the desktop GeForce graphics drivers will not install on Geforce M series and Quadro M series notebook GPU's.


Does that make sence?
As I understand it I have to download it from HP but seems like at least under this model its not listed for Windows 7

Regards
Morten

Hm . Managed to contact one on HP website.
Said I should install AMD video driver
ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp45501-46000/sp45618.exe

Still no joy.

Hi Morten,
I've done this before many times. Lets start from the begining.......Do you have Windows 7 already installed?

I'll be here for a few minutes waiting for your reply.

Hi
Yes I have Windows 7 installed and all seems to be working accept the video adapter.
It looks more or less but with 1024x786 resolution only and  a Non-PnP Monitor on Standard VGA Graphics adapter.
Thats where i am now

Regards
Morten

Ok Morten, you should try the Vista driver..... it should work.
If not, go to the device manager and right click on the Standard VGA Adapter. Select Properties. Next select the "Details Tab". From within the details tab click on the property pull down and select "Hardware Ids".
You should see something that starts with PCI\VEN_XXXX ..... write down the 4 numbers or letters for the XXXX ..... this is the Vendor ID.
On this same line you should see $DEV_XXXX where the XXXX will be the Device ID. Write it down.
Now go to http://www.pcidatabase.com/index.php and enter the Vendor ID in the appropriate field: this should say NVidia if the video card is actually Nvidia. Double click on NVidia Corporation and it should take you to another page. On this other page search for the Device ID and you will verify what model of Nvidia Video Card you have.
Once you have the model, go to the Nvidia website and download the driver for your model (Make sure you select the one for Notebooks: for example, in Product series you will see Geforce 200 Series but if you click on the pull down menu you will see GeForce 200M Series for Notebooks....
Try to download the driver this way..... all this is assuming that neither the Vista or the XP driver don't work..... usually they do work.

Are your nVidia Geforce video driver of the version 7.15.11.7713?

Morten..... before I forget..... you should test also installing the Nvidia chipset driver for Vista from the HP drivers download page first and then the Video driver.... If it doesn't work...no harm is done. It should not let you install it or will allow you to roll it back.

Hi
Thanks for still hanging around :)
No luck so far. Installed the Vistra driver but it comes up with an error saying that it has detected that I am not running Windows Vista and will terminate.

I tried to get the VEN and DEV id

VEN is 10DE
DEV is  0531
Comes up as NVidia. I click on the list and looks for the same DEV number i have : 0531 but it does not appear on the list. I wonder if that is because the DEV is a HP customized one that you can not download on NVidia website?

Kind Regards
MOrten

Yes ... this might be the case..... did you also try the XP driver....?
I had the same issue with my Dell Precision workstation.... it turned out when I called that the drivers were the same for Vista..... and even then.... when I did have problems with the Nvidia, I was told that Nvidia was having overheating problems with all their chipsets and they had me go to the Nvidia web site and download one of the Beta drivers... which in fact solved the problem...

Thanks cyberkushal. That link sorted the video driver.
Also thanks to BitsBytesandMore for all your advice. Got a better understanding how to look for drivers and found some other once that I needed.
Big thank you to the 2 of you

Regards
Morten