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Oct 19, 2011 at 10:36 PM
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This sounds like a motherboard failure. I doubt there is any way to fix it short of returning it to a factory repair center.
Sorry for the bad news
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Oct 20, 2011 at 01:46 AM
Hello apcman
I found somethng about loose gpu connections with motherboard that may have caused the problems.and i found something about cooking motherboard in microwave or running laptop in bubble bag ,so that loose connection get solidered to motherboard after melting....Any suggestions?
I found somethng about loose gpu connections with motherboard that may have caused the problems.and i found something about cooking motherboard in microwave or running laptop in bubble bag ,so that loose connection get solidered to motherboard after melting....Any suggestions?
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Oct 20, 2011 at 02:39 PM
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these are all things that can be done by a very advanced and fearless user. I can't comment on these procedures since I have never needed to try them. Overheating the motherboard to the point that the solder melts will probably destroy the other components on the MB. Be sure you remove the CPU chip before you try any of these things.
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Hello xpcman,i think you're right i shouldn't do it,moreover i still don't know the actual problem>>>what should i consider now?
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You can send it back to HP and they will do a motherboard swap. But, that may cost more than a new laptop and they will probably erase all your data on the hard drive.
You can research locally to find a repair shop that does motherboard repair they may have the expertise to do the repair. Good Luck
You can research locally to find a repair shop that does motherboard repair they may have the expertise to do the repair. Good Luck