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HP desktops (Pavilion Desktop TP01 and ENVY Desktop TE02): memory and storage (from retailer and HP listings); power supply and ports, and a fix for each symptom below.

  • Memory and storage (from retailer and HP listings)
    Two memory slots, up to 32 GB, and one M.2 SSD slot.
  • Power supply and ports
    The TP01-3016 has a 310 W power supply. Ports include USB 3.2 Gen 1, a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C, USB 2.0, USB 3.2 Gen 2, HDMI, VGA, audio jacks and Gigabit Ethernet.
Won't startBattery drainNot chargingWi-FiBluetoothSlow

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Pavilion Desktop TP01 and ENVY Desktop TE02
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This HP desktops (Pavilion TP01 and ENVY TE02) does not have the hardware for: battery drains too quickly; will not charge.

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Where these figures were read. support.hp.com/id-en/document/ish_9985903-9986186-16 (HP Pavilion Desktop PC TP01-5000i series specifications)

Manufacturer support for this product line. HP Support — Computer and printer support. Official HP serial/model lookup, drivers, diagnostics, manuals and repair support.

Also read for this model. HP Support — HP Pavilion Desktop PC TP01-4000i series specifications; Micro Center — HP Pavilion TP01-2141 Desktop Computer.

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Can I add a gaming graphics card to my HP Pavilion TP01 desktop?+

Sometimes, but with limits — compact HP towers like the TP01 have a small power supply and case, so a high-end graphics card may not fit or may exceed the PSU's wattage/connectors. A low-profile or modest single-slot card that draws power only from the slot is often the safe upgrade; a big gaming GPU usually needs a bigger power supply the case cannot house. Check your model's PSU wattage and card clearance before buying. RAM and storage upgrades are simpler.