DV6000 MOTHERBOARD

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• The upgrade of dv6835nr (dv6000 motherboard) motherboard

  Hello people. I had a perfectly working dv 6835nr computer for four years now and for some reason, it has overheated went crazy. Now, it does not start.

  It's pretty 4 years old lappy with C2D 1.86 Ghz with 3Gib of ram and HDD 250 with a former > Intel GMA X 3100

  I want to MOVE the jury (and the processor maybe) and I'm desperate for a new replacement motherboard and HARD drive in the same chassis (for reasons that I can't buy a new laptop).

  Can people to the HP service center in a the top end of the dv6000 series motherboard? (I think the dv6000 has the same frame, I think than any other top panel with graphics too must match)

  OR if it's possible but not eligible by the people of HP service center, can I go outside, if so where can I get parts... ? Can someone tell me what HP model dv6000 series of cards can fit in?

  Thank you

  Akshay

  India

  I don't know if you have already gone through, but all the specifications of your system, including the motherboard are in the section of this Web site, just type in your model number and download. I don't know what kind of chip (intel, athelon, etc., these websites also proved useful information.) I share this because I recently had a problem with Sony. T Hey claimed that I could not pass my Pentium D processor dual core 4 G ready for windows 7. When I checked my sys. BIOS it said 64 bit ready. Site Web from Intel provide the same information. Manufacturing specified able only 2 G. Cannot always count on manufactured goods. My experience with HP technical support has been a nightmare.

• Graphics/video card not available from Nvidia Web site update.

  Greetings,

  I need to update the video card for an hp Pavilion dv6704nr w / videocard geforce 7150 m/nforce 630 m, running windows 7. I was told during my visit to Nvidia, I have go the manufacturer of my system to get the update.

  It seems that if HP is going to force people to go there to get the update of the site, they should make available and for all major browsers. I know that my system came with Vista, but who knew at the time a program what Vista crap. HP offered here windows7 customers instead once he's out, but once you do this, HP will help you either.

  Hewlett-Packard should have recalled products out there instead of selling a product that they can stand is no longer behind. It seems that the less these companies can make products, less likely to stand behind the products they make they are. Why go back to VIsta my only alternative? In my opinion, that I was hung up to dry.

  Hello

  HP does not support the dv2K, the 6K or 9K notebook series for windows 7.

  Most of the time, you need to use the Vista drivers from the support page and the model of the laptop driver that work very well.

  I have a portable dv6810us with W7 64 bit installed with the same video, so I don't know the vista driver works fine with W7.

  There are no updated drivers.

  Also, if you put a lot of pressure on your video card by playing games, your laptop will soon toast.

  They have defective mothers who as soon as the GPU overheating, the video cards, among other things, as the wireless, died.  Do a search on dv6000 motherboard issues.

  Right now, I recommend that use you your laptop to check e-mail and browse the web. I would not even listen to videos with her.

  If you are still determined to update the driver, then I recommend you to read this guide below and to focus on the section Option 2 for the card nVidia GeForce GO 6150 7150 M, 7200 M, 7400 M or 7600 M:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-operating-systems-and/Windows-7-upgrade-guide-for-dv6000-DV9000-models/TD-p/179816

  Paul

• My screen no longer works on my Pavilion Dv6700. I'm on a computer?

  My screen froze while surfing the web. When I restarted, I get only a blank screen. Half of it slowly, eventually becomes black. Hang on external monitors or TV does not work, I get a message "No entry" detected I guess that my video card is out, and it is integrated. So I'm screwed? I'd love to fix it if I can, it has been the best laptop I've ever had. I JUST put windows 7 64 bit on it too, would that be a problem?

  Hello:

  In the models of dv6000 motherboards were faced with questions and the video problem you are experiencing is one of them.

  The GPU is probably outside welded due to excessive heat.

  There are some do it yourself methods to try to fix it.

  Google reinvest dv6000 GPU.

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=VEDPgRLr7DM

  Otherwise, you need a new motherboard.

  Paul

• The upgrade of the motherboard on DV6000

  I have a DV6000 with an Intel processor. I want to spend the motherboard, so I can install both a faster processor and a better graphics card. My question is... What is the best motherboard that I can install on this case? I don't mind to do a small modification to the case if one plank DV6500 series and above will fit, I would that the HDMI output. So overall, I need to know: the best advice for a DV6000, what change in case do I need to do, and what additional parts will I need for the new motherboard. I know I have to upgrade my fan and the heat sink.

  Thank you

  Now I got it. The card mother G72M is for an Intel processor with the dv6000 series nVidia graphics. The other 2, I think, use the integrated graphics card Intel. The G72M will perform better, but you risk running into default from nVidia that swept dv6000s and prompted a recall. If you can live with graphics performance Ho-hum I would receive the mother board 945 chipset, because as far as I know that those who have not caused any problems. Here is the motherboards used replacement HP for your model series. They represent the water drop in replacements except it may require some work miners dremel to breach to tell a firewire port which would not have been on your machine to the origin but which is on the replacement motherboard.

• Pavilion DV 6000: motherboard compatibility

  my laptop suddenly empty out and lights are but a few seconds after a beef turns. now, I decided to change the motherboard but I am not an expert in computers, my question is compatibility. my original motherboard reference number is

  434722-001, would have PN 434723-001 is suitable replacement? can someone please suggest a replacement?, your help will be greatly appreciated

  sincerely, GENE

  No, seems to be different. This one will fit.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/HP-434722-001-laptop-motherboard-for-Pavilion-dv6000-Series-notebook-PC-/262522846806?hash=item3d1f94be56:g:260AAOSw7XZXhnTK

• Upgrading a dv6000 to 4 GB of ram

  Hello

  I dug just my old HP and would like to get a few programs running that are not available on Mac. Most of them need 4 GB of ram, however, and my laptop, according to Crucial system scanner can support 2 GB. I'm no expert on upgrading a laptop and you want to know the best way to allow my computer to accommodate 4 GB of ram. It would involve exchange of the motherboard, if so, what is a good cost-effective alternative? Thank you

  Edit: more information on my laptop...

  Your processor is a 32-bit processor, so you will not be able to use full 4 GB of RAM, although you can install it. The first thing to do is update the BIOS with the latest version:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-90466-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en&OS=2093&product=3224055&sw_lang=

  I guess that the laptop still has Windows Vista on it which is good because you should not try to install the update the BIOS of Windows 7.

  I know that the dv6000 series will take 3 GB of RAM, but not 4 a reason any. So you can buy a 2 gig and a 1 GB and they will work. If the programs you want to run really need 4 concerts, I fear that this laptop may not provide.

• Advice regarding the decommissioning of dv6000 from Vista 32-bit for XP?

  I'm looking to downgrade my Vista to XP dv6448se, after recently getting his Board of Directors system repaired or replaced because of the question to: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01087277

  Are tips of their regulars, or anyone who has already been the object of this procedure, could be used for this operation?  I already have the recovery thanks to the HP recovery discs.   I already it seems many drivers dv6700 are compatible across the line dv6xxx; will it Flash the BIOS?  Thanks in advance to all.  My specs are below:

  Motherboard: Quanta 30B 7
  Chipset: nVidia nForce 410
  Processor: AMD Turion 64 X 2 Mobile TL-56 1800 MHz @
  Physical memory: 2048 MB (2 x 1024 DDR2-SDRAM)
  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150
  Hard drive: ST916082 (160 GB)
  DVD - Rom drive: TSSTcorp TS-L632M ATA Device CD/DVGW
  Monitor type: N154I2-L02 - 15 inches
  Network card: Broadcom Corp. Dell Wireless 1390 WLAN Mini - PCI Card
  Operating system: Windows Vista (TM) Home Premium Home Edition Service Pack 1 6.00.6001
  DirectX: Version 10.00
  Windows experience index: 2.4

  In fact your model is one of the easy ones_ that same drivers DV6000Z cto, for which HP has full XP driver set posted will be used. HERE

   

  Don't forget to install Nvidia Chipset first after XP. For audio, UAA MS with a reboot before Conexant.Others can be done just about any order.
  

   

  Only the models dv6500/dv9500 and especially to use Jonas guide drivers posted above. Models below that use drivers dv6000/dv9000. Dv6000Z/DV9000Z for AMD, DV6000T/DV9000T for Intel machines machines

• Compaq dv6000 - screen divided into 4

  Compaq DV6000 with processor intel core duo and 950 GMA intel card, whenever I start the computer, as soon as it starts, the screen is divided into 4 identical screens, and remains in the same way even after check-in. on vista home premium, looked at the properties to all the graphics, portable restored to factory settings, still problem persists. interesting, however, that display the same laptop to display extended is fine.

  Picture attached in the following post: http://forum.notebookreview.com/hp-compaq/690743-hp-dv6000-screen-split-into-4-please-help.html

  Help, please!

  Thanks for the p/n

  This means that the problem is hardware related. An integrated video chip of your laptop system board has problems.

  If your laptop is still under warranty that HP can be replaced under warranty. Check the status of the guarantee

  You should also check to see if your laptop battery falls under the recall program

  If is no longer in warranty, you need to decide when you replace the motherboard of the laptop or possibly having sewn video chip (it is cheaper) is worth the expense. There are online companies who specialize in this type of repair.

  What are the chipset and the video chip to the system board from your laptop?

  Use CPU-z and GPU-z at the end of this information.

• HP dv6000 will not perform start up

  OK I turned off laptop went to bed got up to 6 hours went to turn on the unit, but all what he would do is lights come on cd-rom made a noise, lights flash system turns off. Sometimes it is just blinks and turns off. but no matter which it does, the cd-rom will make the noise like when you do not start, and then sometimes it will turn on cd-rom makes noise, opens the cd drawer and flashes then Stern out of battery tested is well below receiver power am the connection of 120 volts and its wide, this unit is equipped with vista with the latest service pack , max 2gig memory and worked fine 6 hours earlier.   a business tech just a want to say that it could be the power supply? So how much is it to replace. I have high mechanical capacities and have built several computers desktop from scratch. Please help as I need for my business and sales on ebay. Thank you jay

  HOW TO FIX YOUR DV6000/DV9000/DV2000

  All the problems described in the previous posts are graphics related...
  Defective Nvidia chip... Intel and AMD based motherboards... Although it is most common on the AMD...

  The symptoms of the computer laptop turn on/off and cutting repeatedly... Or... Turn on/off and having no video... Or... Power strip lights, beeps, stops... Or... No power at all... Or... Intermittent Wireless and video Goes in and Out/Touchpad loss slows and freezes...

  To resolve this problem, you must redistribute the graphics chip.

  I explain in Full detail regarding the good method below.

  Video chip reflow instructions HP DV2000/DV6000/DV9000 Compaq v2000

  First step is full of parts and components dismantling...
  Remove RAM, CPU remove, of course remove radiator and fan.

  Next step is isolating the motherboard... You need for area protect the processor, RAM, hood no port of Cap plastic.

  Try to leave the area of 1/4 inch around the edge of the chip without insulation.

  To isolate the Council... I use thick pieces of Tin/aluminium, you can bend aluminum foil (tin foil) on 4 thick folds...

  Now that you have your motherboard isolated... Do nothing flammable or flammable below the motherboard there course... it will get very warm below.

  You will need a heat gun... You can get them at your Local home improvement store, they cost about $15 - $30... You will use ONLY the LOW setting... I REPEAT... USE ONLY THE LOW SETTING...

  You must then some coins... Yes the coins...
  8 quarters and Nickels 2... Putting Nickels on the bottom 2 and quarter-stack on top...
  Place the stack of 2 Nickels and 8 quarters on top of the graphics chip...

  The reason to use parts: parts serves a few purposes...
  (1) it helps transfers heat slowly in the chip more evenly.
  (2) it helps maintain the heat over a long time/Then helps cool more slow
  (3) give the right amount of weight and should be supported on the chip

  One thing to pay attention to the...

  Hewlett Packard is nutorious for the use of epoxy RED around the edge of the graphics chip... This epoxy coating is used to help secure the chip on the motherboard...
  It is a process that is made in-house by hand... And some boards will have only a little amount of this, some will be have a lot of it... And some are only made on the corner of edges...

  If there is a lot of this on your chip, you could end Up requiring to carefully (REAL CAREFULLY) remove as much of the epoxy as capable of... You can use a razor blade to lightly scrape this Off... NOT TO BE MISSED AND SCRATCH THE MOTHERBOARD! Go SLOWLY...

  Now comes the chip heating...

  Start with the heat gun about 6 inches from the top of the stack of quarter... You want to be holding the gun at a 45% angle... Aiming heat at the edge of the chip, you will start turning around the chip - around the outer edge of the chip... then use circles more tight focusing on the battery of the watch, and then after about 30-40 seconds, slowly move closer to the chip...
  Never move the Heat Gun more near the top edge of the battery of your room... Then he pull back and repeat slowly. The chip must become hot enough to melt the solder balls on the underside of the graphics chip down the pads of Contact on the motherboard... and it takes quite a lot of heating to... Do not OVERHEAT the chip... It's better for her Underheat and have to redo... than to the overheating... This will cause the weld to break towards the low and even crack/split... the original failure forever...
  This process will take about 3 minutes total. Once you cut your heat gun... Leave the pieces on the chip stack and let sit for another 5 minutes...

  Now remove the corners (carefull, they might still be hot)
  Remove all insulation... Reinstall the RAM, CPU, heatsink and fan (and of course heat Pads or stick...) Note:. If the dough is used... It takes the dough of money...

  Now you can connect the power button bar / video cable and the DC Jack cable... And taken AC adapter... You are now ready to Test the video and solid food...

• HP Pavilion dv6000 wireless crimps/leads damaged card

  About 5 months ago I had to replace my radiator on my HP Pavilion dv6000 (from what I can tell, the problems of heating on these machines are multiple), and to do this, I had to remove the crimps/sons of my wireless card.  To be honest, I do not exactly know what these sons are; I think they are antennas.  In any case, I could very well remove them, but, having managed to replace the heat sink (this + a cooling block have solved my problems of overheating), I was unable to attach the two easy / leads to the wireless card.  I tried and I tried to make a long story short, I ended up cutting crimps termini (it was probably a big mistake) because I could not the crimping operations abruptly on the wireless card. I thought that maybe some creative remodeling with pliers would help, but it did not.  I finally gave up, and my now-no-overheating PC was not wireless access.  I was using another machine, an Acer Aspire, for all my wireless needs all these months.  Now, 320 this Acer Aspire GB of HARD drive has crapped out (maybe because I downloaded to it more than 4 to 5 months) and by examining a disk replacing HARD economic, it suddenly occurred to me: my wireless card is fine, it's just two easy/that the cords are messy.

  So, my question now obvious: is it possible that I can replace or re - connect these crimps/conduit to the wireless card?  What brought this question after all these months is that I finally noticed that crimps/wires are is not part of the whole of the wireless card; just buy a replacement wireless card would accomplish nothing.  What are these wires attached (antenna?), and if I can solve my problem with the materials I have, and if not, what documents do I need?

  Thank you!

  They run to the top of the map without wire on the motherboard and the housing of the display and the other clips to end on the top of the screen. There is a system of channels and clips that prevent the son of flopping autour in there. Restringing drivers wireless antenna is one of the most interesting challenges when you replace a motherboard for example.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Start HP Pavilion DV6000 problem

  Hello

  Laptop: HP Pavilion DV6000 - P/N GH882EA #ABH

  After the hard disk crash, I installed the new hard drive and installed Windows 7 successfully.

  I don't have a recovery disk (East on previous hard drive that crashed before).

  After that I checked the BIOS updates / etc. graphics driver on HP support site, I downloaded some of them.

  Installation of the update SP48121 BIOS stopped at 39 fo 42 blocks. I waited for 3 hours, but nothing happened.

  Then, I decided to power the laptop, knowing that it could cause serious problems.

  Now I have serious problems, because my laptop won't boot any upward.

  I am facing a black screen and 1 long and 2 short beeps.

  After I removed the RAM, the ringing has stopped, but I'm stil looking at a black screen.

  I studied different solutions on this forum, but nothing works for me. Does not even flashing the BIOS; the screen is always black.

  That's why I ask you if you can provide a working solution.

  Kind regards.

  Fair enough, I just wanted to be sure.

  I think at this stage, that the problem is with the motherboard. I will seek to have it replaced.

  Mario

• Help! Wireless works but no cable Ethernet on HP Pavilion dv6000

  Hello

  I run Windows Vista on my HP Pavilion dv6000.

  It has been over a year now that my laptop does not detect the ethernet cable. I probably should have reported this problem to the point where it happened, but since I used only a wi - fi connection, I never saw the need of my ethernet cable. I just found out about the problem, when a wi - fi connection was turned off at our dorm and I got you connect using ethernet cable of the University. Now I'm abroad and the only way I can connect to the internet is the ethernet cable, it's why I ask your help.

  Does anyone have an idea on how I could solve this problem? I tried to restore the material LAN and broadband services using the catering Manager, but no change has been observed. My computer does not see the ethernet and only makes me want to connect via wireless or dial-up. And I do not have access or at the present time.

  If anyone has an idea on how I could restore the ethernet on my laptop, I would be really grateful!

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  Nope, that's all the information I need.

  From the info you have provided, I think that the chip on board NETWORK cable on the motherboard is faulty.

  Cards mothers series model dv6000 were faced with questions.

  My recommendation is to buy a cheap USB RJ - 45 10/100 network card and you'll be all set.

  Something like this...

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene&N=100006519%2040000027&IsNodeId=1&description=USB%20RJ-45%20network%20adapter&name=network%20Interface%20Cards&order=BESTMATCH

• Repairs and breakdowns of HP Pavilion dv6000

  Is anyone having problems with HP and fix their defective product, I'm stuck in the middle with a case manager and being left out in the cold with an error of $1500! I bought my laptop in March 2007 and about 3 or 4 months after buying my laptop motherboard grilled, I sent it to be repaired and it was repaired. Then I have claimed on the series problems wireless as well as HP and model that I have, it is a problem to know and so HP "Enhanced" warranty for another year, making repairable free until May 2009, but because I was not informed of the improvement I had to pay out of pocket to have the motherboard replaced with best buy (which incidentally will not repair it again due to the fault) the mother Board) in February 2009 and then the laptop was fine for about a month and went down again the wireless and I didn't have the money to fix, because I knew that my warranty was over... but was an improvement that almost everyone I saw didn't know about HP. In June 2009, about the same amount of time (3 or 4 months after 2nd repair) after that I fixed the laptop that it burned again, now I know there is a rule 3, but HP tries to run from this major epidemic with this defective series, this would make the third time that I have my laptop fixed I'm waiting for a call from case manager but there seems to be another game that HP will play so they don't have to pay. I have proof that I paid for the repair of second from his pocket during the period of "Valorisation" and HP should meet at least the fact that I tried to do the right thing by repairing my HP product but I have the feeling that, no longer under warranty they have washed their hands in my blood. I'm not here to slam HP I just that my laptop fixed, not replaced and I am not asking for a laptop better or anything just repaired is all... Do the right thing HP.

  Message edited by GreenAlchemist on 08/21/2009 17:21
  Message edited by GreenAlchemist on 08/22/2009 12:30
  "HP is now my favorite company less CPU" HP Pavilion Dv6000 are lemons

  Here is a link, you read the stories, and then perform a search on the internet, it is all over the world. HP has a defective motherboard!

  http://www.ilovebonnie.NET/2008/05/10/HP-Pavilion-dv6000-laptop-wireless-failure-HP-says-1-in-7-affected/

• Pavilion DV6000 - dead wireless network card

  Model: HP Pavilion DV6000

  Series: {information}

  I bought this laptop from a friend about 8 months ago. Everything worked initially, but one day... the wireless off (a few months ago). The switch does nothing (light orange rest).

  I tried to call support, but I was told that I have to buy something for them to offer any kind of support because it is out of warranty. I would also like to note that the call took time because of a strong accent of the Indian woman who took the call.

  I've updated the bios with the latest version.

  No wireless card does appear in Device Manager at all.

  I have Windows 7 SP1 64 bit

  ----

  From what I've read so far, it's a VERY a common problem with the Pavilion DV6000 (they should have issued a reminder on this subject because I have heard say that laptops from 1 to 7 of this model I have this problem.) I also read that it may require a motherboard replacement to get the wireless working again.

  If anyone has information about how I can solve this problem, I would be very grateful.

  Replacing the card is not expensive. All you need is your Jewelers screwdriver.

  Here are prices ranging from $ 46.00 USD 15.  Just Google the part number of Broadcom. BCM94311MCG

  Best regards
  ERICO