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• Pavilion ID46 g6 will not start

  Product: Pavillion g6 ID46

  [Edited by Moderator] Serial No.

  Product # A6Z74UA #ABA

  OP sys: Windows 7 Home Prem OA

  Pavillion G6 my husband will not start. What happened: returned to the computer after being away for a while, shook the wake up the mouse and the screen «has exploded in many colors and motion pixels» Screen went black, then a screen "do you want to start in safe mode" popped up. He tried a start-up without danger, but he failed and gave him a Bios Application error 501. He tried to restart the computer, but it crashes on the 'Starting Windows' screen with 4 color icon.

  I have:

  Removed the battery and tried to restart. Not good.

  Has taken the hard disk and and reinstalled it. Ditto.

  Tried to boot mode safe, before and after the following below. "Loading files" still stuck on Windows\System32\drivers\CLASSPNP. SYS

  Burned and ran a repair disc. Took 4 hours and the program ran at the end when I was asked to reboot. Computer hooked on "Starting Windows" screen. (I left this screen function for more than 5 hours without this change.)

  Ran the program System Repair twice, same results.

  Start of Tests ran. After self-test of the main hard drive, hard drive SMART and verification Test of memory system (passed 100%)

  Tried to restore the BIOS using Windows + B and power with several attempts. Button Power LED stays on, about 20 seconds later a small LED on the "caps lock" key flashes white twice. Black screen and nothing happens after 5 minutes. He raised his eyes and 2 flashes is supposed to be the corruption of the BIOS.

  Error log lists these: quick 03F0 303, 501 error and error of hard disk 1.

  I have a lot of intelligence of the computer, so appreciate any help you can give, especially if assistance is simple and easy to follow terms.

  Mahalo in advance!

  Well, nothing worked and I did not attempt to remove the HD and turn it on again. Husband returned to a comp sci student who managed to get some info on the HD, but said that the HD was shot.

  Good thing is that I got a new Asus laptop and put my old computer to my dear husband. So, I guess that the problem is solved!  Thanks for your help.

• HP pavilion Dv6 laptop: does not start in normal mode, safe mode

  Hi all

  I have HP Pavilion DV6 laptop with windows 7 Home premium 64-bit OS. It was working fine up until two or three days.

  After that some software upgrades, it has stopped booting.   When I tried to start it in safe mode, it stops at disk.sys.

  I don't have win 7 OS CD or recovery CD.  So I downloaded the trail version of windows 7 SP1, I want to install this, but he is suspended the windows logo.  I Googled it has bitten, I loaded a linux kernel and access the hard disk.  I backed up all the files required by using this boot of linux.

  I don't know what to do now?  What is the problem with my system. When I ran the drive diagnostic. It was a failure. That means that I can't use this HARD drive?

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Concerning

  Stéphane

  Hi stephane,

  Well the error code certainly would indicate that the player began to fail, but just in case, you might try to wipe the entire hard drive first and then reinstalling the operating system as described below.

  Download and install Killdisk on the link below - (this application will write zeros to the entire disk).

  http://Software.LSoft.net/KillDiskSuiteFree-Setup.exe

  Download and install ImgBurn on the link below.

  http://download.CNET.com/ImgBurn/3000-2646_4-10847481.html

  Access the application of disc kill you have installed in all programs, open the main folder, then select Bootable Disk creators, then the BACK Bootable CD Creator that will burn the ISO on a blank CD bootable.

  During the following process do not worry about all warnings as your Windows 7 installation disk will reformat the HARD drive.

  Insert this CD into your PC which is unable to load the operating system properly. Close Notepad, and then start again to boot from the CD of Killdisk and follow the instructions on the screen to kill disk.

  A brief description of the process here is Killdisk.

  Use it to wipe the entire hard drive, Select (80 h) and press f10 (you will also need to type a confirmation and press enter) - ( This will make sure to include all of the partitions , and then start the process - this may take a few hours!).

  When the process is complete, remove the CD of Killdisk and try to reinstall Windows 7.

  If it still does not work, I think your only option is to replace the HARD drive.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP Pavilion dv5z-1200 will not start, flashing LEDs

  LEDs keep blinking once every 4-5 seconds, computer does not start even in the BIOS.  Out of warranty.  The table shows the CPU is not functional.  After the hard reset several times, after the failure of the CMOS, I reinstalled the memory modules, nothing helps.  I opened the darn thing, reinstall the CPU, cleaned the existing thermal paste and replaced with a high thermal conductivity, one and clean thermal gel pads ugly that supposedly provide a cooling the GPU.  All this for nothing.

  Should I assume by now that the CPU is fried, or is there a chance to distance the BIOS EPROM chip is toast and cause all this?  Someone has experience in this sense, is the flashing model good to locate the faulty component?  All ready to offer their advice Jan 11-12 HP Expert?  I replaced a BIOS chip in an another HP Pavilion of last spring, so it wouldn't be a problem.  Don't want to invest all efforts - and paste - for nothing.

  In any case, this is / was my last HP laptop ever.  Between a ze4547 and this dv5z, I got so of many hardware problems, I prefer to buy netbooks cheap every two years than spend a zillion things expensive, shiny, flashy with abject genius inside.

  Thanks in advance to anyone!

  Taking up this issue and reported a permanent fix (i.e., more than 5 months).  Yet once, the defect could not solder in the graphics chip ATI Radeon (Northbridge).

  Chip HP ships this with a simple gel pad main Board between the radiator and the graphics, which after > 1 year of running hot develops inclusions of air and turns of conductor of heat a heat insulator.  Due to the high temperature resistance, brazing under the chip will slowly oxidize anr / or crystallize and develop cracks and inclusions of oxide.  The only solution in addition to buying a new card of mother is reinvest with a heat gun, or using a special station of redistribution and the improvement of heat transfer to the heatsink.

  Here's what the complete repair consists of:

  -Disassemble the laptop according to the instructions in the maintenance manual; Make sure that keep track of where each screw came from

  -Remove the heat sink fan and clean the end inside of the metal fins (simply by blowing canned air will not work)

  -cut a ~ 1 mm of thickness copper thick to the exact dimensions of the cushion gel covering the ATI Radeon chip and ensure its two surfaces are clear of any oxide

  -Clean the CPU and the Radeon perfectly cooling surfaces using 92% isopropyl alcohol; in a similar way to wipe the corresponding surfaces of the shiny heatsink

  -dissolve welding flow or Rosin in a few mL of 92% + isopropanol

  -pour a few drops of this solution of rosin under the chip Radeon on all 4 sides; Rosin ensures that reinvest the chip will recreate connections free of oxide with the main card; use a pipette or a pair of tweezers for this and not to spill the solution outside the area of interest

  -make a mask cardboard lined with aluminum for the entire main Board having a place of opening in the Center exactly as big as the Radeon chip; Make sure that the coating of aluminum foil extends to the lower part of the mask through the operning square to protect the card against high temperatures. use this youtube video as a guide (minute 06:50)

  -heat gun to regular heat on 'Medium' (or 'Low' if only two power settings); taking the mask in place immediately on top of the Radeon chip using a tool metal long (so you do not burn your fingers), slowly heat by lowering the gun hot air for the duration of a minute

  -maintain the hot graphics chip for about 30 seconds into the air gun hot about 1-2 inches above the chip. Make sure that the mask with double foil is aligned with the chip to avoid burning its below or other components of the motherboard; consider wearing a thermal glove or leather on the hand that holds the mask down with this tool metal long

  -slowly raise the heat gun on the time of ~ 30 seconds and then remove the mask and let the chip and the main map to cool for about 1-2 minutes

  -It is best to test repair before reassembly of the computer; to do this, connect the power button, display, cooling fan, a single chip of RAM and a charged battery to the main card and turn on the laptop the bone bare; See the HP logo on the screen for a success to reinvest

  -use of money from high-quality thermal compound (for example, Arctic Silver 5) and coat the surfaces of cooling of the CPU and Radeon chip, as well as the corresponding surfaces on the heatsink of heat and the puck in copper, with one layer, thin and uniform; Wipe all spilled; Place the wedge of copper on the graphics chip and carefully assemble the heat sink; don't forget to plug the fan on the main card

  -Finally, back up the phone by following the steps for disassembly in reverse order; do not mix the screws, like using a long screw where it was not may cause a short circuit or cracks in the main map

  -Use of SpeedFan to monitor the performance of you cooling system in the processor; periodically blow out or spend vacuuming of dust between the cooling fins.

  Good luck to lovers!

• Pavilion dv9810us: computer HP Pavilion dv9810us laptop will not start

  Reminder: a few days before my laptop does not start up, all using the laptop, the screen has become, I guess the technical term would be 'nuts': horizontal lines an inch in height, made of blocks quickly black and white, all changing left and right, and I could see my spreadsheet in the background.  Could not do something about the problem, so I rebooted and it worked fine.

  Then a few days after that, I tried to turn on my laptop, and occurred the following:

  (1) blue illuminated switch, control all the keys lit in blue (volume, skip, repeat, DVD...), fan began and heard the dvd begins to check for a disc.  This lasted for about 2 seconds.

  (2) off laptop (all lights extinguished, no fan noise or a dvd).  This lasted for about 5 seconds.

  then it would just repeat steps 1 & 2 times: start 2 seconds, stop for 5...

  Steps that my work to correct (without success):

  -J' I disconnected and removed the battery.  Let stand a few minutes.  After I have inserted the battery and reconnected, I pressed the power button.  Same 2 steps as shown above (lit for 2 seconds, turn off for 5, repetition) happened.

  -saw a post on the site of HP on a hard reset.  so I unplugged, removed the battery, which is held from the Start button / stop for 20 seconds.  then replugged (without inserting the battery) and power on.  Same 2 steps above happened (lit for 2 seconds, off for 5, repetition...).

  -J' I reset memory as someone on the HP Board has suggested:

  (1) remove the two memory, then replace both in the correct order.

  Result: same problem (2 seconds 5 seconds, repeat...)

  (2) remove the top memory (1 GB), bottom (2 GB) by leaving in place.

  Result: same problem...

  (3) place 1 GB memory on the bottom, nothing over the top.

  Result: same problem...

  From the above information, no idea what the source of the problem is, and how to fix it?

  It would be to remove the motherboard and "re-invest" the video chip with a heat gun. Configure you with a shield from sheet aluminium with the chip pushing through like dessert in a TV dinner. There are many tutorials online, but like anything else go you better the more you do and the first time is risky. Repair shops using a better process called "reballing", which is basically rebuild the chip and requires hardware, that no individual can afford to have.

  Access to the old hard drive is easy. Physically, remove it from the machine.

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=B3tAGVzCS7w

  See 02:20 in. You must remove the plastic adapter for in standard SATA ports. You can leave it in the basket after removing the plastic adapter bar. Then use a usb to SATA adapter and you can plug the old drive on USB ports on your computer again, and it will appear as a USB key where you can copy and paste things out of it to the new PC.

  http://www.Amazon.com/STARTech-com-SATA-drive-adapter-cable/DP/B00HJZJI84/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=1432146725&SR=8-1&keywords=USB+to+SATA

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• HP dv6-6b51nr, will not start in safe mode. pls help

  Thanks for any help.

  I am trying to start my laptop in safe mode by pressing f8 at startup. but I got only a black screen then the laptop starts beeping, which will not stop until I force shut down the laptop.

  Seems something wrong. Help, please.

  Thank you.

  If you are still able to start a normal Windows there is a work around.

  In Windows, search programs and files box, type "msconfig".

  Select the Startup tab and choose start as in the image below. Now, restart the laptop and you should start in Windows safe mode.

  

  Don't forget to go back into msconfig later you will start up in the normal Windows installation again. If you forget to do this, it will always start in safe mode.

  You do not specify what operating system is installed in your laptop. The procedure is valid for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.

• HP Pavilion dv6-1030us will not light

  Hello

  HP Pavilion dv6-1030us laptop
  Windows Vista 64-bit

  This laptop was working fine when it was used earlier in the day. The food is good and the battery is good.

  When I press the power button, the led power and other lights in the upper part as well as the light output at the front lights up for about 1 second and then turns off. A few times, the lights stayed a little longer and I heard the fan turns on and perhaps the hard drive, but then he cut. Whenever the screen was completely black. No screen of boot or anything.

  I tried to pull the battery and now the power button for a minute, then replace the battery. That has not changed anything.

  I tried and I tried pulling the battery, pulling the RTC battery and now the power button for a minute, then replace the batteries. That has not changed anything.

  Does anyone have an idea as to what could be the problem?

  Thank you

  Calvin

  Hi Kyle,.

  I bought a new motherboard (motherboard) for about $65. I installed it and the laptop works fine now.

  Thank you very much!

  Calvin

  P.S. for those of you looking for a motherboard for this laptop, try searching for "HP 511863-001" and looking for a company that is reliable for the purchase of.

• HP Pavilion a6552f Desktop will not start - almost tried everything

  I have no idea of what happened, I wasn't home when this thing is dead.

  When I left the machine was not anything... I had a 2.5 drive "in a case connected to the usb with usb power. I was told that my diet was probably too short for my video card, but I used it for over a year without problem, and indeed, while this machine is always on, I rarely use it. I have a laptop.

  Came out for a few hours, come home and the machine was off and wouldn't start.

  symptoms...

  1) press the button, nothing happens

  (2) has a few breakdowns on the power supply with no luck

  (3) open cases. When you press the button the cooling fan move half an inch, but that is all...

  bought the new PSU... same problem persists.

  (4) tried removing memory, swap sticks...

  (5) went out the cable to the card readers (heard it was a problem)

  (6) checking that everything was sitting

  (7) replaced CMOS battery

  All the foregoing and he hehaves the same way... Press ON... fan turns half an inch, and that's all. Desktop will not be powered.

  I would really appreciate any other suggestions. Maybe the jury is dead?

  Thank you

  I would recommend the procedure. Try to re-seating CPU if you are able to do. Disconnect all components as ODD, HDD, add on cards and try to power system. If the problem remains the same, I am convinced that MB was defective. If MB will run, try to connect the components one by one to determine which one is causing the problem. Good luck.

• MY hp pavilion dv7 - 1247cl will not start until it say BOOTMGR is missing.

  Original title: I have a laptop hp pavilion dv7 - 1247cl which cannot start it say BOOTMGR is missing, can you help me please?

  I WAS ABOUT TO ERASE THE DATA AND THE LAPTOP WAS DISCONNECTED SO NOW CANNOT START UP

  Hello

   

  1. what operating system is installed on the computer?

  2. What is the full error message?

  3. using a program to erase data?

  4. have you already tried booting in Safe Mode?

  See the following article:

  Windows error message «Bootmgr is missing Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart»

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2622803

• Pavilion dx6500: Windows will not start

  I have laptop computer dx6500 computer laptop hp Pavilion Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit running. I turn it on a day when he gave me a message that operating system is missing or damaged. Because I had valuable documents and other important stuffs on this subject, I decided to install a second operating system on the second partition and booted the laptop. I could get my fabrics that stood on the second partition and then I realized that the operating system has become two phone cuz always invite me to choose which operating system to boot from. Because I did not like that, I went to remove the operating system which was not established as the default operating system. The next day, I turn on the laptop to see a white screen with the message "press F1 to RESUME. or F10 Setup I pressed the F1 key and realized that it wasn't working, so I pressed the F10 key too but did not work too. So I decide to press any of the keyboard but realized that the keyboard did not. I decided to reformat then I inserted the windows installation CD in the drive so that he could boot from CD cos I put the CD drive as the first in the boot order but any time, I turned off the computer and turn it on, it goes back to same screen and would not even boot. Someone please help me!

  Hi @Dontworry,
  
  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!
  
  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP Pavilion dv6500 CTO Entertainment Notebook and questions with press < F1 > to < F2 > for the installer to start. I recommend to restore the default BIOS settings. You could restore the BIOS withthis document by selecting the reload the default BIOS settings. In this way, it will look at the hardware installed on your laptop.

  If it's not a help to any first start Notepad hold b and Windows key. Just keep holding it. Once your nothing that happens, restart the laptop. This should restore the last configuration of the BIOS.
  
  Please let me know how it goes.
  
  Thank you.

• HP Pavilion dv5t-1000 will not start

  Hello

  Our battery died and now the computer initializes more. I did a hard reset, then unplugged, removed the battery, then hold the power button for 15 seconds, then plugged in and then tried to start.

  When we try to start, we get the HP screen and it says esc at startup. When we reached the esc, the computer is blocked.

  When we try to start and enter the EFI interface by pressing esc, it will beep with a solid 16 times pulsating rhythm. He says then esc... pause start-up, and then the computer is blocked.

  When we try to start and enter the EFI interface by pressing F10, the computer emits the same and then says the F10 bios menu, and then the computer is blocked.

  I fear that there may be a problem with the bios or other hardware failure. I would appreciate any advice.

  Thank you

  Paul

  Hi Paul,.

  Could you try removing the hard drive and you try to start?  Obviously it does not boot to the OS, but it can go beyond this splash screen.  If this is the case, try reinstalling the hard drive and see if it works now.

  If it freezes again without the installed hard drive, it may be a corrupted BIOS, and I see that you have tried to solve that with no luck.  I tried to click that link you, but he was dead.  You did to be sure it was the correct version of the BIOS?  If you have Vista or Windows 7, I think it would be the right version of the BIOS:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-75233-1&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&product=3744198&sw_lang=&OS=4062

  Of course you also could yourself some pain if this laptop is under warranty.  The guarantee can be verified here:

  http://www13.itrc.HP.com/service/ewarranty/warrantyResults.do?admit=109447627+1286541891570+28353475

  I hope this helps.

• Pavilion 550-154na: new hp pavilion 550-154na will not start

  New Pavilion at startup error screen says

  check for the presence of media

  media present

  on ipv4 pxe boot

  Press etc. to abandon the pxe boot

  then blue srceen

  not found boot device

  Please install an operating system on your hard drive

  hard drive - (3fo)

  F2 - system diagnostics

  I had the same problem with my new hp pavilion 550-106na. I accessed online hp support and they advised me to return the product to the company, bought home for an Exchange, what I've done.

• Pavilion x 360: will not start

  HP Pavilion x 360
  Fully charged my camera before putting in operation and this is what has happened in stages:
  -prepare the auto repair
  -noise model
  -black screen (it is always on) nothing is popping up it just keeps making low noises
  It will display a blue screen with a sad face and a message to would pop a few seconds a word hard disk power something I forgot

  He has been in this State for a few months now and I bought almost a year ago.
  Once it was working, but it froze on me and happened the foregoing.
  He began to arrive when my classmates kept inserting their USB keys and get out them.

  If it's less than a year, it is probably still covered under the original HP warranty.  You need to contact HP customer care to see what HP can do for you: Contact HP customer care. HP® customer support

• Pavilion Elite m9600t will not start

  Symptoms: green light on PSU on, when the power button, fan starts briefly but turns in a few seconds, the power button / go to yellow to blue. Green light on the power supply goes off as does the light on the power button. System is then recycled; Power supply turns on, button / stop lights up blue, fan starts... Etc. no beeps. Tried to clean the dust, reset by pressing the power button / stop for 30 seconds. etc., no change. Haven't tried filing a brief and sectioning to the parties as the workspace is low. Any ideas?

  UPDATE: tried at first to replace the power supply. Apparently, this solves the problem. The computer was for two days now, so that this question should be marked resolved.

  Thanks for your reply. AS stated above, I replaced the power supply, which seems to have solved the problem.

• Pavilion a6327uk will not start. Light output at the rear is enabled, all the work of 3 fans, but does not start.

  I have a Pavillion equipped a6327uk for vista 32 bit. I had similar problems before and remove all cables, hold the button to boot without the power connected, reconnect the and then turn on solves the problem. I suffered a blue screen, where I was told the computer was stop and spills of memory. Then I rebooted the computer froze and since then it will not start. I led on the power supply/process button cable about 30 times more than three days without success. The computer does not go to the HP logo screen, it just stops. Can anyone help with further action please.

  It could be almost anything that prevents your computer from starting to start to eliminate things.  If the computer under warranty?  If this is not the case, unplug everything including the power cord from your computer. Unplug the keyboard, monitor, mouse, readers flash and all other connected outside of the machine. Open the unit and unplug all the devices connected to the power supply except the motherboard.  Disconnect the hard drive cable and power supply data connection, disconnect the connection cable and power supply of the CD/DVD data, disconnect any drive card reader or floppy drive.  Therefore remains connected to the power supply should be taking 20/24 pin to the motherboard and 4 or 8 pin 12V for the cpu power cable.  Remove all cards that may be in the slots, as the video card, modem, network card (if they are not built in to edge of devices.) Just the cards that can be inserted into the slots.  Make sure all items are away from the computer and cannot cause a short circuit when you use power. Look at the motherboard and see if the capacitors were bulged or rounded top and maybe even a brown substance leaking from the top.  Check the video card as well for the same and a blocked fan who may have been not turn.  Test the power supply with a volt/ohm meter if you have one. If this is not the case, turn on the power and see if the fans are running and you get beeps.  If this isn't the case, hold the power button for about 5 seconds until the machine turns off.  Try only a chunk of memory at a time and in each of the slots.  If it starts to act normally, it is probably food.  If the sounds seem normal, unplug the power cable and install one at a time from the video card and connect the monitor to it. Plug the power cable from back in and start the machine.  If you have a video, keep disconnect power, adding another device such as the keyboard and the mouse until you arrive finally to your hard drive.  Do your last hard drive because there all your important data on it and you do not want to expose to all this test.