HP 2000-2c29WM black screen

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• HP 2000-2b22dx black screen

  I have problems with my laptop HP 2000. The screen stays black, even if the computer works properly. I can get the computer to function normally on an external monitor. I have problems of determination of the root of the problem, based on my research on the internet. The laptop has an LED screen, so I'm blends information on the question of whether the laptop has a faulty inverter. I didn't have to go through the trouble to buy and install a new LED screen if the problem is simpler than that. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The laptop is 2 months out of his factory warranty, so I hope to buy part and do the work myself. Thank you.

  Hi Ghj145,

  Thank you for visiting the Forums HP's Support and welcome. I read your thread on your laptop HP 2000 - 2b22dx and need a new LED screen. Here is a link to manuals. To show you How to replace the LED page 35. Replacement parts numbers there as well. You can buy the parties by.

  Here's a Youtube video on how to do so.

  Hope it will be useful.

  Thank you.

• HP 2000-2c22DX Notebook PC: HP 2000 - black screen after login

  Hi, I have a hp 2000 laptop that has a black screen after I login. I have used F9 or ESC tab and follow the directions shown by others with the same problem, but nothing has changed. Sometimes he goes to the site of Regclean Pro I installed when I got the Pc, but suffice it to say you have error and difficulty buying Regclean. I once the buy, but nothing has changed. Please help, I have a lot of photos that I don't want to lose. Thank you

  Try to install the free version of MalwareBytes. After the installation to run a full analysis:

  https://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/

• laptop HP 2000: black screen

  I had my hp 2000 for a couple of mouths don't use it that much, but I turn it on it loads Let's put my password, then it goes to a black screen as if it was the Norton security home screen is the only thing that appears a few times but nothing shows els and my monitor still flashes in and out , it works on windows 8, I want to restart too how can I do this without the menu again, the only thing shows Norton is please help start

  Hello

  Try this and let me know.

  Boot the computer normally and log.

  Black screen, hold down the ctrl and alt keys and press delete.

  Select Task Manager.

  At the bottom left, select details (if it is not already selected).

  Click in the header of column Nsoul to organize the processes in alphabetical order.

  Look for an entry called to run once Wrapper (RunOnce.exe) - If you see it listed, right-click on it and select end task.

  The office is now show?

  If this is the case, download Autoruns on the following link and save it in your downloads folder.

  http://download.sysinternals.com/files/Autoruns.zip

  When you have that, open your download folder, right-click on the folder zipped to Autoruns, select "extract all...". "and in the next window, click Extract.

  A new window will open displaying the extracted content.  The application you must launch is the 2nd in the list (in format autoruns 636ko) but this by right clicking on it and selecting 'Run as administrator' -click 'Yes' to the uac prompt.

  Scroll down the list until you find the entrance to RunOnce (it may well be 2 entries) and Remove the tick (s) in the box next to it.

  Restart computer and see if it boots now on the desktop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Black screen HP laptop computer 2000

  I watched a video projection of youtube the black screen problems is due to the Söder on the video chip.

  I encounter this problem on a Hp 2000-329WM laptop that I am trying. I have connected an external monitorr and the only thing is the cursor? I tried removing the battery, power down the turn button and did not work. When you start sometimes I see the words, then he spends a light gray screen? There is no flashing light? I assure you, there is no further action that I could try before I have spend the money to replace the motherboard?

  Can anyone help?

  Thank you

  Dave

  SALVATION;

  I'm having the same problem? Have you managed to find a way to solve the problem? I feel the same way, I don't want to replace the motherboard if it is a different problem?

  I hope you can reply back anyway?

  Thank you

  Dave

• error on black screen 2000-0142

  original title: black screen

  Window vista DELL screen black error code 2000-0142 portable hard drive 0 that I tried the updata virus leaves the next day then morning black screen

  Hi yolandasalgado,

  Try this link and see if that helps you...

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/KCS/document?c=us&CS=19&l=en&s=DHS&docid=DSN_126A722713F6D0D0E0401E0A55174AE6&isLegacy=true

  Concerning

  GT4U

• Pavilion g6t-2000 black screen & Sleep Mode problem

  Features of the laptop:
  Name: HP Pavilion g6t-2000 CTO Notebook

  CPU: Intel I3 - 2370 m 2.4 GHz, Intel HD 3000

  GPU: AMD Radeon HD m 7670

  OS: Windows 7 64-bit

  So over the past two weeks, I have been having a problem with my laptop after installation of an update to the beta with my GPU driver. Whenever I put my computer to sleep mode and turn on I get a black screen. The computer is turned on and set to lock the screen, so if I typed my password, it'll make the connection noise. Also, if I look at the right angle, I see a very dimmed screen which is there before I moved it in mode 'sleep'. Strangely when I put the laptop in hibernate mode and turn back on the screen is fine.

  Things I've tired:

  • Removed the beta driver and the GPU of HP drivers installed via the HP website
  • Update BIOS f.25 (latest driver)
  • Changed the power of options such as checking to see if hybrid sleep is turned off
  • Check the BIOS, it is very little options and none has to do with my problems. Only thing I can see on BIOS is to change the boot priority and enable and disable the little features like "fan always on / off", etc.
  • Running sfc/scannow

  On a side note, my laptop has been dropped about a week BEFORE the update to the beta GPU on a foot of my bed. "Sleep" mode was not affected by what I know. I was also reading autour on a power inverter and there may be possible that it has been damaged and if you think it is maybe it how can I test it? Thank you.

  I finally got the time to do a restore on my HP Pavilion laptop factory g6t-2000 settings and after doing a test with the AMD drivers, I discovered that drivers AMD were the problem holding my laptop to wake up full-screen mode 'sleep'. Thank you very much for your help AxshunJaxun.

  I recommend to not install the AMD drivers and once you do and that you do not have a restore point the only solution is a factory restore settings.

• Portege 7220 and windows 98. Black screen installation

  Hello

  I am facing this problem when I try to install win98 on the machine above Portege 7220 (/ PIII650/64/12/13 t/M), following on its docking station...

  I boot from a floppy disk and cd rom (e:\) access in order to run the installer of windows 98SE. Once I typed e:\setup.exe I get a black screen and the computer crashes. However I can install windows NT or 2000 on this machine, and also the windows 98SE cd works ok on other computers, i.e. no black screen!

  No idea what is the problem?

  Thanks in advance,
  Bar

  Hi Bar

  Please do not be angry on me, but I have to ask you something. Did you use Win98SE full version or simply update CD for Win98?

  It may be that your CD is scratched! Then please try another new CD or another OS as W2k!

• Satellite P200D - black screen and does not just by running

  Hello everyone, I have a Toshiba Satellite P200D - 107 PSPBLE with configuration set-aside:

  Processor: Turion x 2 TL - 52 64-bit clocked at 1.6 Ghz
  Display: 17.3 inch
  Graphics card: Ati radeon x 1200
  RAM: 2 x 512 MB ram (1 GB total) which I upgraded to 1 x 2000 MB and 1 x 512 MB (for a total of 2.5 GB)
  OS: FACTORY CD WINDOWS VISTA HOME PREMIUM 32-BIT
  Power: Running on the direct power without the battery cable

  Although the pc is quite old sound fundamentally new barely there 1 year of normal use on it.

  PROBLEM:

  The screen goes black (no), even if the screen still has the backlight running, the laptop is still under tension, but its basically in a kind of deep hibernation with the fan running yet.
  The laptop screen turns off 5-10 minutes after windows loads, even if in idle, it also stops during installation of the operating system.
  I tried to run the music and the music stops when the screen goes black made all the hard disk activity which I believe indicates that it is not related to the video chip.

  TRIED SO FAR:

  1. open up the computer laptop and cleaned all dust processor, now CPU temp is 50 max, even for hard disk
  2. update the bios to the original to 1.70 - did not help
  3 connected external monitor also stops it the same time as the laptop screen indicating it is not not a screen issue
  4 reinstall OS several times
  5 tested memory with memtest64 - no error
  6. test the hard drive with hddregenerator - no error

  What I've noticed:

  If I leave just a 512 MB of ram in the laptop then the laptop stops not at all even in windows applications, tried to launch a game to remove video card and it works without problem for hours, but as soon as I add the stick of 2 GB or another origianal 512 stick it will go inside the black screen 5-10 min (or earlier) to get into windows.

  He never stops in dos mode (as in memtest, hddregen) even with 2.5 GB of ram.

  After that the screen goes black, if I stopped and then try to save, it it won't work at all, the screen stays black with the fan spinning and boot CD, I must absolutely disconect the power cord power and re - set before it starts again.

  Anyone has any ideas, I am experienced with the pc, but have never stumbled upon something so weird that I have just can't explain this problem that came straight from heaven.

  Toshiba to wake up, this forum is a total joke, you would think that you would be able to afford hiring a bunch of technicians to actually help people rather than rely on the users of the forum to do your work for your, you don't need to have a forum, if you don't have the staff to actually help people solve their problems.

• I'm not like WIndows 8 on my new HP laptop 2000-2c29WM

  I just bought a HP laptop 2000-2c29WM with Windows 8 64 bit OS on it and I don't like it at all. Can I downgrade the OS by the reinstallation of WIndows 7? I have a full copy I bought for my last laptop that has been destroyed. And where could I find the hardware drivers?

  HEY Jf,

  You can certainly 'back' to Windows 7 - some people and in your case, the drivers for your computer are still available for the change is possible without pain.

  If you think about some of the reasons to stay with this new great operating system, please take a look at some of the ways you can do Windows 8 a little more comfortable while you "make friends" with her.

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  Windows 8 has many new features, many of which are visible on the 'front end' where the boot screen took the place of the Start Menu button.

  There are some immediate things you can do that make it easier to navigate in this start screen:

  • Whenever you need to find something - a program, application, or a file, you can go to the screen start dragging your finger (for touch screens) or your mouse to the lower left corner of the screen.  Once the splash screen is up and running and you can see your 'charms and tiles' (large icons), just start tapping anywhere on the screen for the 'thing' you're looking for.  It's your new method of ' search and type ".  You can use whole words, of words, any pieces that you think you need.
  • Consider using the Windows key to make things easier to find and easier tasks.  The Windows key by itself displays the splash screen, the Windows key in combination with other keys do all kinds of cool stuff:

  Keyboard shortcuts in Windows

  Windows key + X

  • If you like the start screen and think you want to do even better, then you can customize it!

  Tiles and charms of Windows 8

  • New Windows 8 Connection Options include the choice to open a session in Windows 8 using your password to Microsoft Account OR the standard 'Stand Alone' connection to the personal computer.  On the surface of things the Microsoft Account login account synchronized sounds wonderful; a lot of people want to take advantage of the opportunities offered.  BEWARE OF USERS!  If ever you thought maybe it's time to use a better, intelligent and more secure password, it is at this time.

  Understand that if you do not use the Microsoft connection, you can ALWAYS easily connect to your Microsoft account later when you need access to the Microsoft store.  If you use the Windows 8 connection depends on how you decide to use the home screen (sometimes called 'Metro' screen) the installation program and the level of connectivity, you need for your Social Media environment.

  Benefits of using a Microsoft account

  The danger hidden accounts of Microsoft Windows 8

  Windows 8: put its hidden work - using a Microsoft account security features

  How can I register Skype for Windows 8 with my Microsoft account?

  • If you like most of the charms (those little smart bar icons popping up with you poke your mouse in the corners), then you can use them as intended.  If it makes you crazy that whenever you move the mouse (finger) in the corner of the screen the charms rise and get in the way, then you can disable the feature:

  How to disable the bar of charms and switch active corners in Windows 8

  How-to Disable Charms Bar Hint in Windows 8

  • The Task Manager is a lot smarter in Windows 8 and has been designed to be easier to understand:

  How to use the new task manager in Windows 8

  • Email POP3 is a little weird - not everything works the way it has in the past.  However, some of them does not work, and it helps to understand what is available:

  How to access email POP3 accounts in Windows 8

  • It is therefore important to have backups!  So many people wait until it's too late.

  HP - backup of your files (Windows 8) computers

  • The 'file history' backup in Windows 8 is a new very cool feature you can easily configure to save backups of your data on an external drive.  For example, you might have a mini-tower, a Pocket Player or a USB drive connected to your computer that you can use for backups.  You can use a NAS (Network Attached Storage) system, if you have one in your office (home).

  Example of a network address NAS drive would include the IP address of your local NAS drive, the main folder available for backup and maybe a local folder dedicated for your own files:

  \\192.168.0.1\Data\Dragon-Fur_History

  The backup of default history file intercepts files in your "libraries", contacts and favorite settings and runs a new backup to update every hour all that has changed, i.e. "changed" since the last time that the data has been added to the backup.  Nice.  Under "Advanced settings", you can change the duration between two backups in different groups of ten minutes to once a day.

  You can easily add folders to the history of the leader, by adjusting, files that are in your 'libraries' setting.

  NOTE: If you have a number of files in "libraries" that you maintain for your convenience, and you do not require these files to save to history files, you can always "exclude" these folders of the backup by using the feature "exclude".

  If space on your external drive is at a premium, consider reducing the number of versions you want to keep.  Under Advanced settings, just to the right side, under where you decide how long to keep your backups, click "Clean up versions" > remove anything, you can live without.

  Creation of recovery disks or saving a recovery Image on a USB drive (Windows 8)

  • After all what you know on the screen start, made you want to live without it?  Do you think this "feeling of Windows 7?

  6. Start Menu replacement for Windows 8

  • Don't forget that Windows 8 start faster, too - you'll be operational more quickly with Windows 8 and on your way to what you want to do!
  • All new software coming out - HP and Microsoft will be in the future, be centered on Windows 8 and beyond.  When you are looking for support, most of the applications, the most recent printing software, even the possibility to connect your computer to the rest of the world will depend on more a updated, connected and secure environment.  Windows 8 helps provide this path to the future.

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• Microsoft Lifecam VX-2000 shows black video when the software is installed

  Original title: Microsoft Lifecam VX-2000

  I just bought and followed the installation instructions to install and operate the lifecam vx-2000.

  I tried first to find this product on the support webpage itself, but it has not been listed with the other lifecams. I have no idea why, because he is supposed to be a site of support for their products...

  My computer meets the requirements for the software.

  However, after the installation, I opened the microsoft lifecam software, the program screen is black.

  There is no error message. Just a black screen.

  I uninstalled the program and tried to connect the webcam without software and when I opened it upward through Skype video settings to see if she would recognize the camera - he did.

  So I'm a bit puzzled as to why the software will not work with the camera.

  Thus, once the software is loaded on the computer, the video from the camera stops working, until the program is removed once more my computer.

  A little disappointed and do not know how to solve this problem.

  Any suggestions or methods to solve this problem will be appreciated.

  Hello, Annick,.

  You mentioned first validation that you were unable to find the XP driver, is this always the case?

  Win XP driver is available here: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/download/DownloadResult.aspx?category=ICE&type=LifeCam&name=YFC-00001&os=XPSP2x64&lang=en

  Follow the same instructions above.

  Before installing LifeCam driver make sure that you have at least Windows XP Service Pack 2. You can download service packs using these links:

  Service pack 2: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=049c9dbe-3b8e-4f30-8245-9e368d3cdb5a

  Service pack 3: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=5b33b5a8-5e76-401f-be08-1e1555d4f3d4&displaylang=en

  Activate the automatic update in the control panel: the parameters of control of configuration\systeme and Maintenance\Windows Update\Change

  Kind regards

  Helene

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• Black screen HELP!

  I just got Intel 82845 G/GL/GE/PE/GV for my Windows XP 2000 * and I was trying to speed up my display of punk with the resolution and I hit a tree stump. I set my resolution to 800 x 600 and my screen restarted (as usual), then, when I thought that my display will return to the top, it does not. I can't visually boot XP, loading menu pop-up, then when its made, closes, then all black screen right. WHAT I'M DOING!

  Start in safe mode. Open Device Manager and right-click on Intel in the display section. Choose uninstall, and check the box to delete the driver also. Then click on ok or whatnot to do.

  Restart in normal mode and let autoscan Intel website to install the latest driver for you.

  http://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/default.aspx?lang=eng

  Enjoy.

• set up display rear brite lite.to cannot reset cannot read? HP 2000-2c29wm

  HELP HELP, I'M A STUPID COMPUTER! IT COMES TO MY LAPTOP FRIST OR MY FRIST OF ALL. BUT WHEN I WAS SETTING UP I'VE BEEN THE POSTER WHEN I ARRIVED AT HER LITES BACK I HAVE SET ALL THE BARS AT THE HIGHEST. STORY SHORT IT'S BRITE AS WELL THAT I CAN'T READ ANYTHING, EVEN TO RESET IT.IS THERE A WAY.IT IS A HP 2000-2C29WM.  THANK YOU ALL FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO FOR ME!

  Hello

  The best way to adjust the brightness of your screen is using the 'f' at the top of your keyboard keys.

  Typing f2 will lower the brightness

  Tapping f3 will increase the brightness

  

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Black screen with the underscore flashing in the upper right corner - HELP!

  Prouct name - laptop HP 2000-299WM

  Product number - QE282UA #ABA

  Operating system-Windows 7, 64 bit.

  No error message.

  No recent changes before the problem occurred.

  -For starting, my laptop goes to the screen with the logo blue HP and then straight to a black screen with an underscore flashing in the upper right corner. I tried to restore it to its factory settings and other things, but nothing did! Ive been wondering if I should try what I saw worked for another customer here - http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Operating-Systems-and/Black-screen-with-blinking-cursor-HELP/t....

  Help!

  Hello

  Try typing the esc key when you start the laptop to see if it launches the Start Menu - if this is the case, use the arrow keys to select the Boot Menu, click on enter and then use the arrow keys to select the CD/DVD drive and press ENTER again.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Black screen and 3 beeps

  I need help my dell inspiron 3520 attachment. After that I had windows 10, at the time wherever I turned it there is black screen. I did what I found to help out, but it never really helped and continued. I finally had a moment off the coast to come so I have this chance to restart and clean my data. The next day, when I pressed the power button the laptop not only just but black screen beeps 3 too.

  I solved the problem... Well, it's a solution that worked...

  First of all, ignore the stupid answer from Microsoft Engineer.

  It's a logic problem, and I have a solution! I thought that an update or a function of Windows 10 had done something to the Bios through a reboot of the update or driver. No mater what you do it is the cold death of Pierre. I remembered an old trick on the servers of HP to bring back them to life after a Bios update has failed.

  1. On an other PC Download the last update of the BIOS I think it was A10 (you need as soon as you get the brick working again)
  2. Now it's time to bring him back from the dead - you need to clear the CMOS data that has BEEN CORRUPTED by windows update 10. It is not for the faint hearted however.
  3. The laptop, if you don't know how to ask an adult to the top of the band or the search you tube.
  4. Remove the memory (as an option, but I did it in all cases), laptop PC battery, power supply, HD and finally the CMOS backup battery.
  5. Now in the old days we used to short-circuit the battery terminals to clear any residual capacitor each; but now it seems you can just hold down power button for 1 minute to throw the capacitors.
  6. Resemble the laptop, don't button it just yet as it has a few attempts to get it to stick.
  7. It lights up!, be patient as it takes time to set the BIOS. After a few minutes, you should see the Dell boot loader (if you don't try power cycling a few times. If it starts with 3 beeps and then repeat step 4-7 again.
  8. If she comes back to life let it boot into windows and connect with admin account.
  9. before you do anything for another update of the A10 bios (I had A03). It will force a reload and start to update of the BIOS routine. Follow the instructions...
  10. Let it boot into Windows and do a test charge, it should be OK with Windows 10 and as long you do not did something stupid already trying to solve this should be ok.

  Notes: I found the BIOS to fix this problem, after a few false starts. I had the laptop work and on each turning off the BIOS was screed by something W10 wrote. As soon as I updated the BIOS, it was fine. It's a new one on me; but I'm not technical more so don't know how windows starts now from Windows 2000.

  Hope this helps, my son is now happy and I was reinstated as omniscient God IT in our House, I told him, he thinks he knows about computers. but I forgot more than he knows. Old school rules :-)