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  Dv6-6093ex product name

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  It's interesting. Normally a bootmgr error message means that the bootloader is corrupted and hard disk not 'dead '... Replacing the hard drive is a quickie shotgun method to solve the problem.

  Have you given up on the SSD?

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  So I thought that it would not be a problem.

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  You can find the part number for the hard disk hardware kit in the guide Service & maintenance dv7. You can order the part of sellers online or directly from HP online parts store.

  

  Hard disk hardware kit (not shown, includes right and left mounting rails,)
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