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• HP Pavilion dv7t-3000 does not start

  My HP Pavilion dv7t-3000 does not start. I checked this article: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01732674

  According to who, the error condition is: 'non-functional CPU.

  So if I buy a new processor and disassemble the laptop and replace the processor, it will fix the problem?

  Perhaps, but it is much more likely to be the motherboard. If the motherboard is bad, you can't trust the blink codes that it generates. Failures of the CPU but rarely occur. Motherboard failure happens all the time.

• HP Pavilion dv7-4065dx does not start with continuous flashing capslock

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion dv7-4065dx laptop with Windows 7 64 bit that won't start or go to the Bios screen.  When the laptop is turned on, you hear the fan from the system start, start button / stop brighter lights and the caps lock button starts to Flash continuously once every three to four seconds.  The activity of the disc is also light on but with no flashing red.  No changes have been made to the laptop and it worked perfectly well a few hours earlier.  I tried the hard reset of the computer and the reinstallation of the memory cards, but the laptop would be still not start.  Any help to determine what the problem is with the computer would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  HP Pavilion dv7-4065dx

  Product # WQ861UA #ABA

  It does not appear that a hardware problem has occurred.
  
  After reviewing the document for the blink code, it seems that the processor does not have.
  http://goo.GL/ipoGs
  
  A defective processor can be repaired by a local PC store, but I highly recommend you contact the HP support by phone to see what options are available. HP repair center would be able to identify the appropriate components that will need to be replaced in the rare case that the test gave flashing evil code.
  The number for the United States and the Canada is 1-800-474-6836.

• Pavilion G6-1b59wm does not start

  Nice day.. I have a G6 Pavilion that does not start when you push the power button. I tried it on battery only and with the power supply cord is plugged in. And yet nothing.

  Here's what I see: when the power supply cord is plugged in, the power supply next to the port light is white. I press the power button it flashes white momentarily (and it flashes F12). Nothing else happens. No other led lite, the screen remains black.

  Diagnosis steps followed:

  1. the battery was removed, and unplugged. Start button / stop for 30 seconds and reconnected. Nothing.

  2. battery removed and plugged into the wall. Start button / down stop and nothing.

  3 tried a different power cord, different battery... nothing

  4 removed boards from the RAM, button / Stop button... nothing

  5 deleted from the hard disk (RAM yet uninstalled), button / Stop button... nothing

  Any other suggestions?

  This should help you locate:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/store-finder/index.do

• HP Pavilion p6-2054uk: HP Pavilion p6-2054uk does not start all of a sudden upward. Help, please.

  I hope someone can help here?

  I have a desktop HP Pavilion p6-2054uk (Windows 7 64 bit - i5, 3.00 Ghz - 6 GB of RAM) that I bought in 2012 and especially use of HP products.

  By starting my PC the other day, it will not start and crashes on the HP splash screen. When you press ESC, F10 and F1 and F8, it simply changes the screen to a black screen with 7 lines of text giving the details of my PC base on this subject. It should give me other optins at this stage, but does not work.

  The HP Pavilion p6-2054uk hard drive does not start even another hard drive OS I've tried from another computer with Windows 7 64 bit on it. Troubleshooting a few others, I even tried a fresh new hard drive in it with a new copy of Windows 7 64 bit to install into the CD Rom and it will not yet go through the HP start - that is abnormal screen since usually, it detects the Windows CD and install. Furthermore, fans in the PC work normal, as the eject the power of the PC CD ROM light is on too. I tried all the three available inside power cables and tried diferent nine cables sata/data and another monitor entry too, all to nothing done.

  The hard drive that was in the HP Pavilion p6-2054uk when he stopped to start up is fully accessible when placed in the other machine I have. Therefore, it is still operational.

  The notable thing only I did in the days before it were installing Adobe Creative Suite 6 but I do not think that it would cause a major problem like this, noting also that another hard disk OS (without Creative Suite 6 is installed) and a new facility wouldn't start either. Therefore, I am afraid a harware issue any.

  What could be going on here?

  Side for the second or 2 of optimism about the usual boot the PC normally makes noises, it looks like he died immediately after, suspended on the HP screen.

  Thanks in advance.

  R.

  Hi there @dougaljoe,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff. I understand that your computer does not start and it is indeed suspended at the HP logo even with a different hard disk (with configured operating system) installed. I'm happy to help you with this.

  I suggest that you perform all hardware diagnostics in the BIOS/UEFI. Please also refer to the following, as it covers a range of start-up problems, and if you follow the symptoms you experience should be useful. It includes information on diagnosis.  Computers HP - computer won't start (Windows 7)

  According to you it might just be something easily replaceable, or something more simple to set, or in a worst case something requiring maintenance. If the worst case rears its ugly head, then try a hotline. Please use the following http://www.hp.com/contacthp and create a folder for your question and call HP. If you do not live in the United States / Canada, please click on the link below to get contact information for your region. http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html If all goes well, he will not come to that, but it is preferable to have the information if necessary.

  Please let me know how it works for you and if it does not solve your problem, please mark this message as a solution. Bravo would be appreciated as well.

• Pavilion g6-1045ej: hp pavilion g6-1045ej does not start

  Hello.

  I use a HP Pavilion laptop 1045ej g6. The laptop is 4 years and 3 days ago, I replaced the cpu of i3 380 m to i7 640 m.

  After the repalcement of the laptop won't start, fans were whirring but the BIOS screen came. The Caps Lock key flashes at intervals of one, the wireless button is orange and that's all. Its been like that since.

  Any suggestions?, please help.

  Hi there @Mr_Potato.

  Let me welcome in the HP support community where you can ask questions, find solutions, and get help with problems you encounter. If my answer to solve your problem or answer your questions, please inform others that this answer was helpful by clicking on the accept button Solution.

  The led near the caps lock shift keys and numlock blinks if a fault is detected during the boot process. The LEDs flash multiple times in a sequence and then stops. The number of flashes of the sequence is 1 blink. This means that the processor is not functional.

  

  Source: computer does not start and emits a LED or beep Code

  You can try to reinstall the CPU and check all connections first of all to see if maybe it just has not read correctly, as you said you just replace the CPU.

  Although you had mentioned, you have replaced the i3 - 380 m with an i7 - 640 m. I found the CPU that came with the notebook in the table for the previous generation Intel® processors. Then, I checked to see what is compatible. Please look at HP Pavilion g6-1045ej Notebook PC Maintenance and Service of Guide on page 1.

  Thank you for being a part of the community of HP. Please let me know if this helps solve the problem. If you need assistance I will gladly do everything I can to help. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, please click the 'thumbs up' to give me a Kudos.

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• Pavilion dv7-1201ef does not start

  Pavilion dv7-1201ef

  Windows Vista Home Edition (French)

  Laptop does not start and displays a black screen. No way to access BIOS. Will start after 2 or 3 hours sometimes. Keyboard lights is flashing 1.

  Already tried reinitilization material. (5 times). No results. Clear the BIOS battery disconnected from everything. Once again no results.

  Looks like the motherboard or the CPU is shot.

  Can someone confirm please?

  Thanks in advance.

  PDB - is

  Please count the blink Code

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01443366

  I think that your card system have a problem

  A replacement cost more than €400

• 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 HP 3200 does not start

  I have a HP Pavilion s3200n it tries to start, but will not start. I can hear it start but when I release the button it stops I suspect CPU. I have a set of recovery discs, but cannot get that far from having read disks.

  DonHa, welcome to the forum.

  Due to the age of the computer, I suspect a power supply (PSU) failure.  Here's a guide that will help you solve the problem.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• HP Pavilion dv7-3067nr does not start

  My laptop does not start.  Screen remains blank.  All the lights are on. Numlock and caps lock will Flash twice.  I removed the battery, memory, HD and all the accessories.  same mistake.

  Thank you all for your response.  I solved the problem be to take out the battery for a month and let it sit.

• HP Pavilion DV6-3060em will not start

  Hello! Today I buy new USB mouse (Logitech Gaming G100s) and my laptop does not start. I turn on and the screen is black. Everything is OK, when I unplung this mouse, it starts normally. Somewho can help me? Thanks, sorry for my bad English, I'm Slovenian.

  Dear customer,

  Welcome and thanks for posting your question on the Forum of Support HP

  According to the message that you posted, I suspect that this could be due to the recent changes are applicable

  Please perform the steps to solve the problem below:

  Step 01. Turn off the computer

  Step 02. Turn on the PC and keep pressing the F8 key

  Step 03. Select "Last known good configuration" in the list of the early start Option

  Note: Wait until you get to the Windows desktop

  Step 04. Please remove unwanted startup items and uninstall unwanted applications

  Step 05. Please reboot / restart your PC normally

  Hope this helps, for other queries in response to the post and feel free to join us again

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• 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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• 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 g6-1311eo does not start after overheating

  Ive had my computer for years (expired warranty) and it worked very well, but he's always been very prone to overheating. A week ago it overheated (again), and after that, it did not start more. I press the power button, I see caps light once or twice (Yes, indeed, when to leave, he could show only once, and then click next two times longer and so on..).  boot goes like this: first it will normally come this screen which reads "press ESC to the start menu", hten screen turns black and it should open windows but it doesn't. Instead, she made a reboot and it all the time. Ive ran all diagnostics and those who say just spent at all. I also tried 'hard reset' but has no effect. Also doesn't F11 at startup (System Recovery). Any help is appreciated.

  Hello diibadaaba, welcome to the Forums of HP.

  I see that your laptop will not boot properly after the current overheating issues. I will try to help you with this.

  You mentioned that all hardware tests have passed. I always have the feeling that this could be a hardware problem, but would you try this first.

  As you can not use F11 to launch the Recovery Manager, you have a recovery media? I would like that you try to start the system recovery:
     View set to recover the operating system or reinstall the operating system.

  If you don't have a recovery media and you need to get some:
      Get a drive HP USB recovery or HP recovery disks.

  Let me know if you were able to do this and if you can get into Windows then.
  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.

• HP pavilion laptop computer does not start

  When I turn on my laptop it does not start. It goes to a blue screen that indicates it should be repaired. Help please

  Hello

  Error code 24 characters long drive Self Test (DST) would indicate that hard is defective and must be replaced.  This is also consistent with the startup problem you describe.

  If your laptop is still under warranty, contact HP and arrange for the disk replaced - you can check the status of your warranty here.

  If you live in the United States, contact HP here.

  If you are in another part of the world, begin here.

  If you are out of warranty and would like a guide to replacing the hard drive yourself, let me know.

  Kind regards

  DP - K