That little black foam area is for this The antenna used in NFC devices such as tags and readers will have loop structure. It operates at 13.56 MHz frequency. NFC antenna is widely used in NFC compliant mobiles, NFC payment readers, wallets, ID scanners, data loggers, ticketing systems and more applications.
Nice video. He cambiao la bateria y en el estado de la bateria de windows, no se detecta bateria 2 y en bateria 1 está todo ok. ¿En tu tablet detecta la bateria 2?
Is the Solid State Drive built into the board for the HP 1000 G2 Tablet or can it be replaced separately. I think under the antennae is a place for Extra Storage like an SSD drive or something like that. I guess with this device becoming scarce and all...hard to find parts, except was able to get battery.
There are two Phillips 00 screws bracketing the charging port. Mine pretty much fell apart when I removed them; you may require a suction cup. Be careful the screen doesn't fall out and with all the attached cabling and press fit bits.
Hey my bro, my HP elitepad 1000 G2 win10 when turn on, it announces : boot device not found,.. Although, i install win 10 again but it still announces same that,could you guide me how to fix it? Thanks
I got 2 of these used today from eBay... Multiple issues and I probably blew my chance to return them by swapping parts. One had a screwed up battery and the other had a mangled connector so I swapped batteries and don't get a display now.... Slight differences on their motherboards too. For some of the cables, they push in instead of having the little lock you flip up to release them.
@@PCBurn Turns out they do have little tabs you flip up but they definitely look a little different. After some part swapping I seem to have a working g2 in 2022 lol.
Great video! I just have a question, as I have the same tablet and wanted to know before I tried opening it up, why does it say there are two batteries, and for me it always says battery 2 is "unavailable"...? It even says in the System Info in the BIOS that there are two and the 2nd is disconnected... am I missing something?
There's probably a battery peripheral available. The firmware on computers doesn't always refer to an installed option (i.e. hard drive settings in old BIOS). These tablets in particular were made for a laundry list of plug-in devices and commercial applications; the audio bus has settings for things that I've both never seen before and that are completely unrelated to audio.
@@athasgames that one was a lowest price e-bay special. The peripherals for these are all over the place on price... if there isn't one in your price range keep an eye out for someone selling them as e-waste. Edit: oh, and do a broad search for the tablet as well as specific search for the SKU. Sellers don't always know what the peripherals are.for.
I very specifically didn't mention. Head over to Battery University for a discussion on awakening Lithium Ion battery packs. There's more to unpack there than I can explain in a quick look at tablet internals. Link: batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-808a-how-to-awaken-a-sleeping-li-ion Depending on if they'll handle this type, the outfit Batteries+Bulbs (or is it Bulbs+Batteries?) also does that sort of thing; possibly for a fee. You should have a professional handle it unless you understand the technical details of that article.
I bought mine off eBay, it was owned previously by a department store chain, the input power jack is well worn, the seller kindly supplied a brand new charger with it but it falls out or disconnects if nudged. Is this something that can be replaced?
If you pull a display from any given tablet look for the part number of the display and punch it into Google or AliExpress. If there's an HDMI breakout someone's pre-configured for it, great. If there is no pre-made setup (in general) you don't. With some exceptions for more generic models no one makes a one-size-fits-all LVDS/eDP/etc cable for the multi-use HDMI drivers. If you learn what the logic they're using to drive the display it may be possible to get a generic HDMI adapter and build a custom cable. That'd be pretty advanced; if you go down that rabbit hole shoot a video and let us know!
Good question. I'm setting the tablet up to use with a Linux distribution on a swing-arm at my workbench. Since folks seem interested I'll try to do a quick setup and performance comparison on Windows/Linux to see how it operates out of the box and which Windows releases are useful. For Windows it'd be marginally useful due to the storage requirements. If you're willing to work around the rather large drive space needed in some way (older Windows release? embedded version?) then the performance would probably be good for the cost. The 4 core Atom Z3795 is still useful even if it's not good for compute intensive applications.
@@PCBurn Thanks for the detailed answer. I can't wait to see your upcoming videos. I found one of them but battery is dead. Now I have to find somewhere to replace the battery of it.. I don't know where to find a place for that in Glasgow/Scotland.
Hmm, Glasgow's big enough I'd expect someone to have a Cadex (brand) battery reconditioning system as a service. Although if it's less expensive than replacing the battery is the question.
Hi, I have the exactly same model, after removing the battery from this tablet, I have tried to manually charge the battery with a smart charger but it just won't let me charge at all. The battery comes with 8pin black-black-blue-green-yellow-white-red-red. The blacks and reds are connected to each of the 3.7lipo cell, the others could be switches? Data? Clock? Temperature information to the system? Do you have the layout of the battery connector? Do I need to ground any of the pins In order to enable the connection to allow me to charge the battery? Thanks.
If you're using an appropriate device that it's manufacturer has certified for restoring a battery from a discharged state you'll want to follow their directions. I would assume that anything suitable would warn you if the cells won't accept a charge but I'm not familiar with whatever you're using. They can fail, and if they've failed and you attempt to force a charge into them you'll cause a rather destructive explosion and fire with cells that large.
Which part of it? I do go over splitting the tablet open in the video. If I recall that was the only fastener. Edit: and I'd be happy to put pictures of anything specific up on the accompanying website article. The tablet's still behind me at my workbench.
Buenas tardes, mi HpElitepad1000g2 se apaga a los 15min, ya hicieron cambio de batería y de placa y sigue igual se sigue apagando sabrá alguna solución? Saludos gracias
Nope, even if you were inclined to do some BGA reflow or fine pitch soldering (depending how the memory's mounted) the Intel Atom Z3795 only addresses 4GB.
@@marko6550 Gotcha. I was thinking I may have missed something (such as it being soldered to a daughterboard). Stock Windows 8.1 is listed as 13GB for x86-64 but from what I recall is more like 24GB. Updates were always an issue creating bloat on the Windows installations; I'm guessing that won't be a problem once it falls off support.
Hi, Thanks for your enlightening videos. How do I get the same model to boot from USB and upgrade from Win 8.1 to Win 10? I have tried to boot from USB but it only shows OS Bootloader, tried upgrading from within but it always fails. It also shows an SMC error. Please assist.
You can check out the other video on loading up Linux onto the tablet. I believe I went over the BIOS options in there a bit. Although if you're getting an upgrade error internally it might be the case that you're not allowed. I won't install Windows 10 myself as it's not going to have enough space without using a compressed image (iirc) and Microsoft is starting to get a bit ... overly protective of its methodology for setting anything up. Or at least obfuscating it behind a blizzard of licensing. For an example see re-installing embedded Win-Anything without an extensive license agreement.
@@justinmosetisure8769 Once again, I believe I mention the setup entry keys in the Linux install video for the tablet. Or you can tell Win8 to boot to them. I don't have the tablet in front of me. It doesn't sound like that's your issue; to boot from USB you select the USB device as the device to boot from in the UEFI menu or bootstrap environment. It does what you request unless it's not bootable by the device.
Probably Phillips. I'll add a link to the service guide in the video description. It's what I glanced at before ripping into the G2 1000 and probably has way more detail than you need.
Just an FYI here. Noticed my battery was only working for about 3 hours on a full charge with a date code of 2014. Purchased an Ebay "new pull" which I installed. I can see the new date code (2015) and serial number on the new battery BUT it will not charge. Trying to charge it again in BIOS mode just to see if it will charge up. I am able to return the "new pull" battery via Ebay. Ordered another new battery this morning. Also purchased another Elitepad for running Ubuntu Linux. I am currently doing a dual boot of Ubuntu 18.04 but the cameras do not work.
Yea, unfortunately Lithium batteries go flat if they're left dissipating charge too long. Check the voltage. At that point the risky option is to use a device designed to recondition them. Better to get a working replacement if it's just purchased. The camera isn't supported yet in-kernel, I believe I linked to the newly restarted Linux kernel support effort under the video on my experience installing linux.
@@PCBurn Great video and thank-you. Yes ordered a new battery this morning. Noticed too when auto updating Windows 10 lose touch screen drivers. IE: the Windows 10 touch screen drivers posted on the HP site do not work. The Windows 8.1 drivers work fine. Have an open ticket with HP to fix this. With Ubuntu 18.04 touch works fine and is much faster than Windows 10; only the cameras do not work so redoing the build to Ubuntu 20.xx.
@@PCBurn New new HP batteries have worked well after testing. Tried to order the battery pack for the expansion case and ran in to the same issue relating to old batteries. One issue with the Windows 10 bulld is that every time the tablet updates it installs the Windows 10 touchscreen drivers which do not work. I then install the Windows 8.1 drivers and they work fine.
Any electrical component. Depends on what makes the noise. You'll want to hunt down someone familiar with fixing electronics or laptops and go over it with them.
There isn't a way to restore a battery that won't accept a charge. If it's severely discharged, but still functional, you can use a charge controller that can monitor the battery state and apply a very low-current until it's safe to charge. Around here someone noted the business Battery+Bulbs provided that as a service if you don't own a capable charger.
I might answer that when I'm getting Linux booted up on it. I'll try to get a video of the install and how well it works even if it's not terribly exciting!
There's an answer to this the first time it was asked the further (up? down?) in the comments. To safely restore a Lithium chemistry battery to a working state when it's been over depleted requires making sure it isn't going to explode.
Cadex makes an automated set of devices to test, charge, and condition batteries (safely) that'll do this for you without doing a whole lot of learning. I'm told that Batteries Plus Bulbs stores may do this as a service so you may want to check with them for single batteries. www.cadex.com/en/products/battery-chargers www.batteriesplus.com/ That relies on the battery being physically fine remember. Charging a battery with high resistance results in an explosion which those chargers monitor for. And battery university is an awesome resource to learn about chemistry if you'd like in-depth science: batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries
@@R-kayRecaps_755 If the recovery function isn't working as HP specifies anything could be wrong. I don't use Windows on the tablet or provide general tech support.
The hardware supports 4G LTE (says it's "Worldwide"). I've got Linux on there currently and I don't recall that the modem was supported on that currently. Although I haven't checked.
You can't actually "fix" a battery. If I said that I mis-spoke. I reconditioned the over-discharged cells to accept a charge again with a dedicated set of electronics. I detailed some links to reconditioning lithium battery packs in response to a previous comment. There's a shop that'll reportedly do that for you.
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That little black foam area is for this The antenna used in NFC devices such as tags and readers will have loop structure. It operates at 13.56 MHz frequency. NFC antenna is widely used in NFC compliant mobiles, NFC payment readers, wallets, ID scanners, data loggers, ticketing systems and more applications.
The videos I've saw said this was used in a hospital setting.
Nice video.
He cambiao la bateria y en el estado de la bateria de windows, no se detecta bateria 2 y en bateria 1 está todo ok. ¿En tu tablet detecta la bateria 2?
after seen youtube video for Hp's ElitePad 1000 G2 4GB RAM and 64GB ROM this is good tablet + laptop
Yea, still just capable enough to be useful with mitigations=off at boot.
Is the Solid State Drive built into the board for the HP 1000 G2 Tablet or can it be replaced separately. I think under the antennae is a place for Extra Storage like an SSD drive or something like that. I guess with this device becoming scarce and all...hard to find parts, except was able to get battery.
It's a hard soldered MMC chip. Under the antenna's a general purpose jack but used for the cellular wireless, if I recall from another post here.
Thanks for video - BUT - how did you take off the screen??? - unfortunately not in video.
There are two Phillips 00 screws bracketing the charging port. Mine pretty much fell apart when I removed them; you may require a suction cup.
Be careful the screen doesn't fall out and with all the attached cabling and press fit bits.
Hey my bro, my HP elitepad 1000 G2 win10 when turn on, it announces : boot device not found,.. Although, i install win 10 again but it still announces same that,could you guide me how to fix it? Thanks
I got 2 of these used today from eBay... Multiple issues and I probably blew my chance to return them by swapping parts. One had a screwed up battery and the other had a mangled connector so I swapped batteries and don't get a display now.... Slight differences on their motherboards too. For some of the cables, they push in instead of having the little lock you flip up to release them.
There are quite a few ribbon connectors in there. Good to know that they may have a different style of board connector.
@@PCBurn Turns out they do have little tabs you flip up but they definitely look a little different. After some part swapping I seem to have a working g2 in 2022 lol.
Congratulations! It's still a good little machine for the used price.
Is it possible to change the hard disk to ssd and change the ram to 4 instead of 2
No. They're hard soldered.
Great video! I just have a question, as I have the same tablet and wanted to know before I tried opening it up, why does it say there are two batteries, and for me it always says battery 2 is "unavailable"...? It even says in the System Info in the BIOS that there are two and the 2nd is disconnected...
am I missing something?
There's probably a battery peripheral available. The firmware on computers doesn't always refer to an installed option (i.e. hard drive settings in old BIOS).
These tablets in particular were made for a laundry list of plug-in devices and commercial applications; the audio bus has settings for things that I've both never seen before and that are completely unrelated to audio.
@@PCBurn Now that I think about it, can you link where you found that dock? I could definitely use that at the house...
@@athasgames that one was a lowest price e-bay special. The peripherals for these are all over the place on price... if there isn't one in your price range keep an eye out for someone selling them as e-waste.
Edit: oh, and do a broad search for the tablet as well as specific search for the SKU. Sellers don't always know what the peripherals are.for.
Thera is an expansion cover with extra battery and 2 USB. There is a dock also
Question what is the antena 4G model please
I imagine you can read that from the spec sheet as well as I.
I know I'm late to this video but how did you reset the battery?
I very specifically didn't mention. Head over to Battery University for a discussion on awakening Lithium Ion battery packs. There's more to unpack there than I can explain in a quick look at tablet internals. Link: batteryuniversity.com/article/bu-808a-how-to-awaken-a-sleeping-li-ion
Depending on if they'll handle this type, the outfit Batteries+Bulbs (or is it Bulbs+Batteries?) also does that sort of thing; possibly for a fee.
You should have a professional handle it unless you understand the technical details of that article.
I bought mine off eBay, it was owned previously by a department store chain, the input power jack is well worn, the seller kindly supplied a brand new charger with it but it falls out or disconnects if nudged. Is this something that can be replaced?
You'd want to look for the replacement part. If there isn't a part available, then no.
Hi ! i want recycle Screen, how adapter use for connected nappe out HDMI ?
If you pull a display from any given tablet look for the part number of the display and punch it into Google or AliExpress. If there's an HDMI breakout someone's pre-configured for it, great.
If there is no pre-made setup (in general) you don't. With some exceptions for more generic models no one makes a one-size-fits-all LVDS/eDP/etc cable for the multi-use HDMI drivers.
If you learn what the logic they're using to drive the display it may be possible to get a generic HDMI adapter and build a custom cable. That'd be pretty advanced; if you go down that rabbit hole shoot a video and let us know!
Is it worth to fix it? Is it still good and fast enough in 2020?
Good question. I'm setting the tablet up to use with a Linux distribution on a swing-arm at my workbench. Since folks seem interested I'll try to do a quick setup and performance comparison on Windows/Linux to see how it operates out of the box and which Windows releases are useful.
For Windows it'd be marginally useful due to the storage requirements. If you're willing to work around the rather large drive space needed in some way (older Windows release? embedded version?) then the performance would probably be good for the cost. The 4 core Atom Z3795 is still useful even if it's not good for compute intensive applications.
@@PCBurn Thanks for the detailed answer. I can't wait to see your upcoming videos. I found one of them but battery is dead. Now I have to find somewhere to replace the battery of it.. I don't know where to find a place for that in Glasgow/Scotland.
Hmm, Glasgow's big enough I'd expect someone to have a Cadex (brand) battery reconditioning system as a service. Although if it's less expensive than replacing the battery is the question.
Very cool video.
Thank you!
Hi, I have the exactly same model, after removing the battery from this tablet, I have tried to manually charge the battery with a smart charger but it just won't let me charge at all. The battery comes with 8pin black-black-blue-green-yellow-white-red-red. The blacks and reds are connected to each of the 3.7lipo cell, the others could be switches? Data? Clock? Temperature information to the system? Do you have the layout of the battery connector? Do I need to ground any of the pins In order to enable the connection to allow me to charge the battery? Thanks.
If you're using an appropriate device that it's manufacturer has certified for restoring a battery from a discharged state you'll want to follow their directions. I would assume that anything suitable would warn you if the cells won't accept a charge but I'm not familiar with whatever you're using.
They can fail, and if they've failed and you attempt to force a charge into them you'll cause a rather destructive explosion and fire with cells that large.
How did you get the screen off? I thought there was this special magnet system that you needed special tools to remove.
Which part of it? I do go over splitting the tablet open in the video. If I recall that was the only fastener.
Edit: and I'd be happy to put pictures of anything specific up on the accompanying website article. The tablet's still behind me at my workbench.
@@PCBurn ok thanks
@@PCBurn Other videos i saw said there is some holder and the screen is held on with magnets so when you said 2 screws I was like cool
Buenas tardes, mi HpElitepad1000g2 se apaga a los 15min, ya hicieron cambio de batería y de placa y sigue igual se sigue apagando sabrá alguna solución? Saludos gracias
The battery and board would be the entire machine! I would assume it's a misbehaving daughterboard of some sort... that's some fiddly troubleshooting.
The other switch is a screen lock, and it does have 4G.
Thanks for the heads up!
One video said you just need a SIM card. If this is true I cant wait to get mine. I bought one from eBay. I have seen then for anywhere $89 and up.
I will check that out and get back to you. I believe there's an active 4G SIM on my bench.
Hi, there is any way to change or upgrade the RAM ?
Nope, even if you were inclined to do some BGA reflow or fine pitch soldering (depending how the memory's mounted) the Intel Atom Z3795 only addresses 4GB.
@@marko6550 According to the manual (search for c04825506.pdf) it's a solder down. I don't recall seeing a module in there.
@@marko6550 Gotcha. I was thinking I may have missed something (such as it being soldered to a daughterboard).
Stock Windows 8.1 is listed as 13GB for x86-64 but from what I recall is more like 24GB. Updates were always an issue creating bloat on the Windows installations; I'm guessing that won't be a problem once it falls off support.
Hi, Thanks for your enlightening videos. How do I get the same model to boot from USB and upgrade from Win 8.1 to Win 10? I have tried to boot from USB but it only shows OS Bootloader, tried upgrading from within but it always fails. It also shows an SMC error. Please assist.
You can check out the other video on loading up Linux onto the tablet. I believe I went over the BIOS options in there a bit. Although if you're getting an upgrade error internally it might be the case that you're not allowed.
I won't install Windows 10 myself as it's not going to have enough space without using a compressed image (iirc) and Microsoft is starting to get a bit ... overly protective of its methodology for setting anything up. Or at least obfuscating it behind a blizzard of licensing. For an example see re-installing embedded Win-Anything without an extensive license agreement.
@@PCBurn How do I get it to boot from USB? That's my biggest issue.
@@justinmosetisure8769 Once again, I believe I mention the setup entry keys in the Linux install video for the tablet. Or you can tell Win8 to boot to them. I don't have the tablet in front of me.
It doesn't sound like that's your issue; to boot from USB you select the USB device as the device to boot from in the UEFI menu or bootstrap environment. It does what you request unless it's not bootable by the device.
@@PCBurn Thanks for taking time to respond. From UEFI menu I select boot order but it only gives the option to boot OS loader...Nothing else...
I'd assume that's the thumb drive isn't set up for UEFI correctly. Use RUFUS to create it. Aside from.that I'm not sure why Win10 wouldn't work.
What type and size of screwdriver to remove the screws?
Probably Phillips. I'll add a link to the service guide in the video description.
It's what I glanced at before ripping into the G2 1000 and probably has way more detail than you need.
Just an FYI here.
Noticed my battery was only working for about 3 hours on a full charge with a date code of 2014. Purchased an Ebay "new pull" which I installed. I can see the new date code (2015) and serial number on the new battery BUT it will not charge. Trying to charge it again in BIOS mode just to see if it will charge up. I am able to return the "new pull" battery via Ebay. Ordered another new battery this morning. Also purchased another Elitepad for running Ubuntu Linux. I am currently doing a dual boot of Ubuntu 18.04 but the cameras do not work.
Yea, unfortunately Lithium batteries go flat if they're left dissipating charge too long. Check the voltage.
At that point the risky option is to use a device designed to recondition them. Better to get a working replacement if it's just purchased.
The camera isn't supported yet in-kernel, I believe I linked to the newly restarted Linux kernel support effort under the video on my experience installing linux.
@@PCBurn Great video and thank-you. Yes ordered a new battery this morning. Noticed too when auto updating Windows 10 lose touch screen drivers. IE: the Windows 10 touch screen drivers posted on the HP site do not work. The Windows 8.1 drivers work fine. Have an open ticket with HP to fix this. With Ubuntu 18.04 touch works fine and is much faster than Windows 10; only the cameras do not work so redoing the build to Ubuntu 20.xx.
@@PCBurn New new HP batteries have worked well after testing. Tried to order the battery pack for the expansion case and ran in to the same issue relating to old batteries. One issue with the Windows 10 bulld is that every time the tablet updates it installs the Windows 10 touchscreen drivers which do not work. I then install the Windows 8.1 drivers and they work fine.
@@peteyc100 Oh wow, that's obnoxious. Good to hear the replacement battery works as expected.
my elitepad does not turn on it just makes a noise... but it does not turn on what could be
thanks
Any electrical component. Depends on what makes the noise.
You'll want to hunt down someone familiar with fixing electronics or laptops and go over it with them.
How do you do the refresh on this battery?
There isn't a way to restore a battery that won't accept a charge. If it's severely discharged, but still functional, you can use a charge controller that can monitor the battery state and apply a very low-current until it's safe to charge.
Around here someone noted the business Battery+Bulbs provided that as a service if you don't own a capable charger.
How do you eliminate HP Touch Zone? on the ElitePro 1000 G2?
I might answer that when I'm getting Linux booted up on it. I'll try to get a video of the install and how well it works even if it's not terribly exciting!
How did you refresh the battery?
There's an answer to this the first time it was asked the further (up? down?) in the comments. To safely restore a Lithium chemistry battery to a working state when it's been over depleted requires making sure it isn't going to explode.
These go for $20? Where? I'm seeing ~$75 for parts machine ones on eBay.
I think anything that powers up shot up in price. Back when I picked it up it was ~20 plus shipping (to be fair, probably an additional 15$).
hod did you refresh the battery?
Cadex makes an automated set of devices to test, charge, and condition batteries (safely) that'll do this for you without doing a whole lot of learning. I'm told that Batteries Plus Bulbs stores may do this as a service so you may want to check with them for single batteries.
www.cadex.com/en/products/battery-chargers
www.batteriesplus.com/
That relies on the battery being physically fine remember. Charging a battery with high resistance results in an explosion which those chargers monitor for.
And battery university is an awesome resource to learn about chemistry if you'd like in-depth science: batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries
Mujhe hp tablet ki bttry hi ni milri
My tablets power button jammed what will i do😔😔😔
Repair it or pay someone else to.
@@PCBurn Is it costly?
@@mohdrabin5742 You would know your countries market for hourly labor better than I would. It would also depend on what the problem actually is.
Were the hard drive
I'm not sure I understand that statement.
@@PCBurn can i take one system copy it to a usb stick a put it on another HP's ElitePad 1000 G2 tablet
Yes in theory. Unless there's something in the operating system install or difference in machinery preventing it.
hy buddy im having trouble trying to install windows on my elite pad what myt be the problem
I didn't have an issue installing Windows 10 on there. The recovery function in UEFI worked.
@@PCBurn ok but wat could be the prob when with my device en
@@R-kayRecaps_755 If the recovery function isn't working as HP specifies anything could be wrong. I don't use Windows on the tablet or provide general tech support.
不支持4g
The hardware supports 4G LTE (says it's "Worldwide"). I've got Linux on there currently and I don't recall that the modem was supported on that currently. Although I haven't checked.
how did you refresh / repair the battery?
I responded to the same question from dalibor dalibor in the comments on this video. It was a bit involved, please check it for the references.
How did you fix the battery?
You can't actually "fix" a battery. If I said that I mis-spoke. I reconditioned the over-discharged cells to accept a charge again with a dedicated set of electronics.
I detailed some links to reconditioning lithium battery packs in response to a previous comment. There's a shop that'll reportedly do that for you.