Pavilion DV2000 power cord failure

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• HP Pavilion dv2000 power light flashing

  I have a HP Pavilion dv2000

  I have a hp laptop, I had problems with the battery with do not load, so I changed the battery.

  now the problem here is the computer will not be stopped unless I have remove the battery. No, even if I press and hold the power botton.

  When I go through the normal shutdown procedure, it all happens but the power light blinks constantly and it will stay like that, unless the block is disconnected.

  Someone at - he never encountered this?

  Windows vista home premium/sp2

  AMD Turion (TM) 64/2 1.80 ghz processor

  1 GB memory

  32 bit operating system

  It sounds like you have a hardware with either the battery or the computer problem (or both since the power button problem occurs when it is connected only to a power outlet as well).  Take the machine to a repair shop of computer with a good reputation for diagnosis and repairs or replacement parts.  I'm all but certain this isn't a problem of software with Vista.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Pavilion DV5 power cord

  Hello

  I want to replace and resolder just the plug of metal and plastic that goes into the computer. If they are not sold only, 2nd choice is the card attached to a cord with wires at the end. Can someone tell me where to go and what inside and outside diameter and length to order? Wire broke at the soldered point. Thank you.

  It seems to be part of a $10.00. Do a Google-search Bing with HP Pavilion dv5 2077 cl power connector as the key words.

  https://www.Google.com/webhp?SourceID=chrome-instant&ion=1&ESPV=2&IE=UTF-8#q=HP+Pavilion+dv5+2077cl+DC+power+Jack

• Pavilion m6 - stop suddenly and mystery of the power cord

  Hi people,

  I got a very strange problem with my laptop from m6-1035dx Pavilion the past two days. This is a reconditioned unit and have had some problems with it in the past (both hardware and software-related) that I managed to fix me, but this one left me speechless.

  It started yesterday when the computer was placed on a bed (with a CoolerMaster pad below, which I almost never separate the portable device) and immediately turn off the power. In the past, I had problems with heat stops, that I solved with a bit of air in canned and CoolerMaster pad said, so I don't think much. But the same thing happened today, and I noticed that when it has restarted, it does not recognize the fact that the computer is plugged in. Unplugged the cord/AC converter to three points (computer, converter, wall) and tried again, still nothing. Tried another outlet, blew the vents, power off and removed/re-inserted battery, still no recognition of the power. I reinstalled HP CoolSense (which I had removed several months before) and hope that would take care of things. Meanwhile, I shut the computer off again, and the LED power indicator lit on its own.

  Several hours later, the computer was reactivated and placed on a flat surface. Someone tripping over the cord, and the computer turns off again. The LED power indicator is out once more, so I unplugged the power cord and left for a few minutes. Blocked again, and the power was back.

  I am reasonably confident that I should replace the power cord at this point, but I want expert advice before I commit the money that him. It may also be interesting to note that while the power cord did not work, the battery (92%) had about two hours and six minutes of use remaining, which is well below the advertised battery capacity (to be noted that only Chrome was running at the time) and what I saw of the battery in the past. I think that the cable or converter can be shorted, then is it safe to use the computer at all? Wouldn't be a good idea to replace the battery as well? I will provide any other details if necessary and thank you in advance for any help or advice.

  Hi maestro35,

  Welcome to the HP Support Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I understand that you are having feeding problems with your Pavilion m6. I'll be happy to help you with this. If it is running with the battery, I wouldn't worry about the replacement of the battery quite yet. As for the fact that it gives you less time announced that it could be the mere fact that the battery life decreases over time. You don't mention your operating system, this is why I have included two links below which will allow you to test and calibrate the battery. This will confirm that the battery is working properly.

  Test and calibrate the battery (Windows 7)

  Test and calibrate the battery (Windows 8)

  I agree that it appears as if the power cord is the question. If you have a similar cord, you might give it a try to see, but there's a chance it might be the prospects of power supply for laptop. If something is shorted, then you shouldn't really use the laptop but without testing actually physically we will not be able to determine if something is put in short circuit.

  Thank you

• Power cord IPS L: Hp monitor 23 inch HP Pavilion 23xw does not take to the office?

  Good so I recently bought a new desktop computer HP and monitor, but does not have the cord that connects the monitor to the computer (I think that's what we call a vga?) or I guess that is not compatible.

  The office, I ordered is a P5Q80AV of HP ENVY 750 #ABA_1 desktop PC
  This is what looks like the back of it, and I guess the part surrounded by a circle is where I would plug the power cord of the monitor to the computer?

  

  The monitor is a HP Pavilion 23xw 23 inch IPS LED backlit monitor J7Y75AA #ABA
  It's the rope

  

  Am I missing something here, or do I have to return this and buy another monitor? Where can I get something else that will connect the monitor to the computer?

  I apologize if this sounds stupid, I'm just not tech savy.

  Your graphics card HDMI, it seems that your monitor is also.

  So, you can use an HDMI cable to connect your PC to your monitor.

  Or you will need a VGA adapter DVI [masculine] [man].

  The top connector is DVI - D [Dual Link] and only supports digital displays.

  The lower connector is DVI - I [double link] and support a display either analog or digital.

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  If my answer has solved your problem, please mark it as accepted Solution. Thank you!

• Looking for an AC adapter and power cord for a HP Pavilion 2 p-1105, PN:QW819AA. Parts order fiasco.

  Not my computer, but my father, apparently he has lost the power adapter and power cord before he surrendered.

  I have never had a difficult experience find a part, it's like the HP support site is this circular black hole. I understand that this isn't a standard power supply, but HP power cord... Seriously, why the specifications list and the list is not part numbers.

  Call the customer support isn't much better, was routed from the line parts store to the HP Shopping, back to the parts store channel. Each single representative that I spoke too cannot identify this part.

  a guy tried to tell me everything that I needed was a rope, according to the installation instructions, is not correct.

  At this point, I'm extremely frustrated and very unlikely never recommend or buy an HP product again.

  Here are the specifications of the desktop HP Pavilion p2-1105. According to the specifications of the computer, this model requires an external power supply with the following features;

  External 90W power supply (100V-240V)

  Total wattage: 90W

  Input voltage:

  100-127V/3A (50-60 Hz)

  200-240 v/2A (50-60 Hz)

  Output voltage: 19V

  Based on the HP part Surfer parts list for the product number: QW819AA - model name: desktop HP PAVILION P2 - 1105, the following seem to be what you are looking for.

  HP P/N 213349-001 - cord (black) - three sons, 3.0 m (9.8 ft) long - right taken C5 (F) (Canada and United States)
  HP P/N 619752-001 - food - Ext AC Adpt Lolonis-r RT Angle Connector 90W

  HP P/N 695835-001 - 90W square EPS (Domino) 3 p (which seems to be an alternative to the HP P/N 619752-001)

  Please send Bravo

• Pavilion Slimline lock up in sleep mode-fan works high not lights up unless I pull the power cord 1

  New HP Pavilion Slimline desktop 400-314 - mode 'sleep' sometimes cause to lock the computer, the power light is on, the fan runs at the top.  Only way to unlock the computer is to hold the power button for 5 seconds.  I wait 15-20 seconds, then press the power button to wake it up.  Immediately the computer restarts to the top with solid power light and the fan turns at the top.  The only way to break this vicious circle must first pull the power cord to the rear, wait 30 seconds and plug it in again.  This time, when I turn on the computer it goes off just fine.

  Is this a BIOS problem?  Please help as I don't have that much hair left.

  * Solved * Finally!  After 8 grueling days of pain staking agony and incessant attempts to fix this thing, I finally solved my problem.  I spent countless hours on the phone with HP support and nothing resolved.  That is: the problem with this computer locking up and sending the fan at high spin was due only with external speakers. When you reset the power system disconnected to boot the system, he would normally go for at least half a day before locking up.  I discovered that the speakers are older than 15 years. It's funny, these speakers worked fine on a desktop HP 2004 previous Pavilion running on Windows XP.  Now, it's static build-up that caused my death or something else?  As far as I know, it's that I'm a happy camper using headphones with a new system of HP that finally works.  Thank you to everyone who made suggestions.

• Power failure/loose Power Bar power cord

  I want to run a few questions in front of the members of the forum:

  Last week, my power bar power cord became loose and off the bar, which stops the computer and the monitor. The monitor has a power button function.

  Before that other devices in the power bar are turned off and unplugged, until the power bar is turned off, until the power is reconnected, until the power bar is turned off, before other devices are plugged in, and before that the devices are suppressed:

  1. in the event that the computer and the monitor will turn off (as they were in the position 'On' when they stop unexpectedly) "or" there is no 'Off' option either on the computer, the monitor, or both devices so that they can be disconnected and reconnected since they will be in the position "Off"?

  2. If the computer and the monitor are 'On' when they turn off automatically during a power failure, can they be left alone without the risk of a wave when the power is restored, OR is there a risk of a surge?

  b. is there "is" a risk of a surge because they are still in position "On", should they be disabled (or they are already in the "Off" position?) unplugged and should bar be off and unplugged then until the power is restored?

  3. in fact, during a blackout, should all appliances be turned off and disconnected, so there is no risk of a circuit breaker of the circuit limit, causing a power surge, or if all appliances can remain plugged in and left in their respective "On / Off" position since before the failure?

  Hello

  Sorry for the late reply.

  It is advisable to have the power with a surge protector bar in areas where the power failure and the cutting power is often or generally just to ensure the security of your system and in particular data. If in your region, power failure, power failure is rare, so you can avoid surge protector.

  Hope, I could answer your query. Feel free to post on the forum if you have any concerns more associated with Windows. We will be happy to help you.

  Kind regards

• Pavilion DV7-6175us: wire frayed at the power cord

  

  I just discovered this thread in my power cord cut tonight. Spare part number is 609940-001. As you can see, the white wire is broken, but the only issues I have experienced with my laptop is my AMD display driver to crash. But after you have reinstalled it and Direct X, as well as some versions of Microsoft Visual C++, the stability of video cards has improved considerably. But tonight, he crashed twice in 5 minutes, and then a few seconds later, just let Windows down and showed me a message of BSE on my display driver. I then looked at my power cord, and I find the severed cord. The severity of a problem is the next, and how long should I try and get a replacement cord? Thanks for reading and thanks in advance for your answers.

  Stop using it. It is a fire hazard and a danger to your laptop. Get a new one immediately.

• Pavilion 15-p080no: having trouble to find a power cord for my Hp Pavilion laptop

  Hello

  Recently, I lost my power cord to a review of my school, and since then no one has seen, or heard where he might be. Therefore, I was looking for a replacement, but did not find sites that sell power for this model agreements. My question is; Nobody knows what should be the power, or a site in Northern Europe where I could buy it.

  Thanks in advance,

  Georgi

  Hello

  Do you mean the unit WHOLE (including charger) or just the cord of the charger plug?

  (a) for the entire unit, HP Desktop in your country will help you,

  (b) for the string only: put the charger to any good electrical shop and they will be happy to sell you one.

  Kind regards.

• HP pavilion x 360: new power cord

  My dog chewed my wall charger. I discovered the next day when I tried to recharge my laptop... my computer was almost dead... so today I bought a new power cord hp. It resembles the old plugs well, but my computer does not illuminate. No incandescent lite on the Start button, nothing. Question: the new wall charger need to "charge" a while before it will turn on the computer...or/ and the computer need time to reload, rather than being able to happen sometime alternative through cord?
  Please help if I can get my computer back from work! Thank you!

  Hi @Pboudreaux,

  Welcome to the HP Forums! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  Thank you for posting. I read your post and I understand that you have changed the adapter, but your laptop still not start upward.

  You can follow this link for troubleshooting

  Computers laptops HP - computer won't start (Windows 8)

  and select the link, the computer receives no power (no noise or lights) in this document to check if the AC power works for you laptop.

  Let me know if you need assistance.

  Kind regards

• downgrade from Windows Vista Home Premium to XP on an HP Pavilion dv2000

  I bought a HP Pavilion dv2000.  I had problems before with start so my friend has installed its Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, but it's in Japanese.  I bought an installer of XP and I want to format my laptop and install the XP operating system.  I need help to do that, because I'm really lost.  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  I bought a HP Pavilion dv2000.  I had problems before with start so my friend has installed its Windows Vista Ultimate Edition, but it's in Japanese.  I bought an installer of XP and I want to format my laptop and install the XP operating system.  I need help to do that, because I'm really lost.  Thanks for any help you can provide.

  Come on first, site of the manufacturer of your computer, check to see if your model computer has XP drivers available for it...

  If the XP drivers are not available for your model, forget the idea.

  If Yes, download and save to a CD or Flash drive.

  Then buy a disc XP and license.

  Save all your data because it will be lost during the installation of XP.

  Then follow the steps below to do a clean install.

  http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sg_clean.asp

  Once installed, reload ALL your other programs of original media, or download again.

  Reload all drivers and utilities for your motherboard.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  To repair your Vista operating system recovery media:

  Vista recovery media obtain and/or use the Partition Recovery Vista on your computer to the factory settings .

  There is no Vista free download legal available.

  Contact your computer manufacturer and ask them to send a recovery disk/s Vista set.

  Normally, they do this for a cost of $ small.

  In addition, ask them if you have a recovery Partition on your computer/laptop to restore it to factory settings.

  See if a manual provided with the computer or go to the manufacturer's website, email or you can call for information on how to make a recovery.

  Normally, you have to press F10 or F11 at startup to start the recovery process...

  Another way I've seen on some models is press F8 and go to a list of startup options, and launch a recovery of standards of plant with it, by selecting the repair option.

  Also ask them if it is possible to do the recovery disk/s for the recovery Partition in case of a system Crash or hard drive failure.

  They will tell you how to do this.

  Every computer manufacturer has their own way of making recovery disk/s.

  Or borrow a good Microsoft Vista DVD (not Dell, HP, etc).
  A good Vista DVD contains all versions of Vista.
  The product key determines which version of Vista is installed.

  There are 2 disks of Vista: one for 32-bit operating system, and one for 64-bit operating system.

  If install a cleaning is required with a good DVD of Vista (not HP, Dell recovery disks):

  Go to your Bios/Setup, or the Boot Menu at startup and change the Boot order to make the DVD/CD drive 1st in the boot order, then reboot with the disk in the drive.

  At the startup/power on you should see at the bottom of the screen either F2 or DELETE, go to Setup/Bios or F12 for the Boot Menu

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/918884

  MS advice on the conduct of clean install.

  http://www.theeldergeekvista.com/vista_clean_installation.htm

  A tutorial on the use of a clean install

  http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/winvista_install_03.asp

  Super Guide Windows Vista Installation

  After installation > go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/notebook > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > get latest Vista drivers for it > download/install them.

  Save all data, because it will be lost during a clean installation.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• HP pavilion a1710n power supply needs replacement.

  I have an old HP Pavilion a1710n desktop power supply crashed and burned and needs to be replaced.  I've never been on a power supply on this computer before I upgraded memory and dial-up fans in the past.

  I already ran through the list control to full power on this site to confirm that it is food that is broken and needs replacement and no cord or anything else.

  I also confirmed what power to order part.  At this point, I just need to see a video of step by step on how to replace the power supply inside the computer tower or read the good strong guidelines for how to do it.

  Some advice there?

  Thank you

  It doesn't seem to be a video on the site of HP but it is an easy process.

  (1) turn off your computer and disconnect the power supply. Remove the power cord from the power outlet.

  (2) open the casing and place the computer on its side (open side upward).

  (3) take pictures where going to each power cable.

  (4) disconnect all power connections.

  (5) remove the four screws on the back of the housing supply by keeping in place.

  (6) turn the power off (can be a "locking tab" now in place.

  (7) reverse the steps to install your new power supply.

  Refer to photos for the location of the place where to reconnect the power cables.

• Equium L40-156 - power cord melted!

  My daughter just called me in a panic that his Toshiba laptop power cord started smoking and melted!
  The laptop is about 2 years old.

  Does anyone else have this problem that I wonder? do you think it is safe to use with just the battery? Don't know what to do about it - any advice would be welcomed!

  Thank you

  I would not use the laptop, the power failure may have damaged components of the laptop.

  You have to send the laptop adapter + cable to a service provider authorized to ensure its all working properly.

• replacement of lead Pavilion 15 power

  I have an a computer laptop 15-n270ea of Pavilion and I need a power cord replacement as the accountant that he lost, I've been back to PC World and they have no idea what this driver is or where I can get a replacement, they've said we had several people with this problem.

  I talked with the help online and then purchased the smart AC adapter 65 I was recommended (product no ED494ET) but this does not fit.

  In fact, this driver is the typical HP adapter and I seem to have roughly the same outside diameter socket but with a spindle Center round slightly larger.

  Any help will be greatly appreciated

  Thank you

  Hello

  It's yourproduct manual.

  That's what you bought I guess: HP 65 w Smart AC adapter

  The compatible 65 W HP Smart AC adapter (NFPC, RC, 3-wire, 4.5 mm) for your product have part number is

  or 710412-001  714657-001

  Here are some I found in online stores:

  Original HP 710412-001 65W AC power cord/charger adapter

  Original 65W AC adapter 710412-001 714657-001 714159-001

  Original HP AC adapter charger for 710412-001

  Original OEM HP 65W charger

  You can ask the dealer Power AC Adapter with reference numbers mentioned.

  Thank you