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will not power on

when pressing the power button nothing happens. The pc is receiving power.

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please replace the cmos battery 2032 beside memory

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That is the asl HP Laptop...

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This is a well documented prob with this series of notebooks and if you do a search on the Internet you'll find lots and lots of unhappy and frustrated people. The problem is the motherboard, and the symptoms include loss of bootup, VERY slow bootup, WiFi stops working, etc. is simply that the MOBO board overheats and fries the video driver chip. The cooling design of this PC is inadequate.

You might try this to verify.

1. Take the battery out and unplug the charger

2. With the computer lights OFF, press and hold down the power button for 15 seconds

3. Plug the charger back in and start-up the computer

to fix the problem you will have to either reflow the graphics chip, which may or may not work. Best would be a complete reball.

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Thanks bro. It did actually work for me ! 8 years later!!

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CHECK 1:

Remove power connection, remove battery, replace battery and try again. Might fix your problem by now.

IF NOT FIXED YET:

If it tries to turn on but keeps cycling in 3-10 second reboot intervals, turns on for 3 seconds then reboots and does it over and over again. 'CHECK 1' again then. 'CHECK 2'.

CHECK 2:

As you hit the power button, after having done 'CHECK 1', hit escape a couple times this should force a boot under any condition.

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I found a problem with the power button ribbon connector I put some scotch tape on the back of the ribbon cable then reinserted it and now she works!!!!!

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i hav try all this ways but its no working dowing the same

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Are you asking about HP Pavilion dv6000 notebook?

1. Could be memory failure. Try removing memory one by one.

2. If it's not bad memory, most likely this is known GPU failure.

You can try fixing (temporarily) the GPU problem using this trick:

How to fix video problem on HP laptops

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