20 Most Recent HP Pavilion Dv3-1075us Notebook Questions & Answers

Common issue with AMD based hp laptops. Before doing any of the following from this point, please remove the ac adapter and battery from the unit. Remove the battery and try to power on with the ac adapter. With the battery and ac adapter removed, press and hold the power button for 30 seconds to a 1 minutes. We are trying to remove all the excess power from the computer, remember capacitors can still hold power. Now power on the computer with the battery and ac adapter. Remove the ram and reinsert the ram. Sometimes the memory somehow manages to get a bit loose overtime. Try to power on the unit and see if turns on. Try to connect to an external monitor to determine if its hardware issue by just connecting only with power adapter. If it works, then its screen and screen connection issue. If it doesn't work, then its motherboard/video problem.

http://www.bioscentral.com/beepcodes/awardbeep.htmmaybe will help ,but try to lessen how are grouped (the beeps) thing like 1short +3 long +2short.like if there are problems with the ram will be 3 normal beeps .try to group the 32 beeps .

Computer Keeps Rebooting - cannot access Safe Mode 1. Boot up with Windows installation CD 2. It will give you the option to use RECOVERY CONSOLE 3. Type chkdsk to check disk - this fixes bad blocks and moves data to another area. 4. When completed, remove Windows installation CD and reboot computer

It is normal, after a C:\ drive format, to lose all your information from that partition, including last known configuration and system restore points. If you weren't able to enter Windows 7 Ultimate do a clean reinstall. Also, immediately after Windows installation, install the latest drivers.
If something else happened, please let me know so I can tell you what to do.

Sounds like the charging board may be malfunctioning/shorting out inside the laptop itself causing these ac adapter failures.You really need to have it looked at before other it causes you motherboard to fail or any components connected to it.The power jack may be shorting as well which is attached to the motherboard

The DV series HPs are notorious for bad motherboards/components.Very poor design and cheap components.

There are some items that will need to be updated to the new OS. I am including a link to HP's website. I would look at the driver section (there is new drivers for the quick launch), and the software solutions. In fact since these will be the most updated driver and software patchs for Windows 7, I would probably download most of it. Hope this helps and fixes the glitches you seem to be having.

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?os=4062&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&sw_lang=&product=3860372

Honestly, try harder. If you've taken the thing apart, you're more than half way there. You probably just need to unscrew more stuff and pry more parts out.

access control panel - select the mouse - select device settings - then the setting button - the rest is straight for for all the settings are displayed or hit default

The display driver could have crashed, try holding the power button until the lights go off, and the hard drive powers down (you can hear the spinning stop) then try to power it back on. If that doesn't work, do a hard reset, which would be unplugging it from any AC power, and removing the battery and then reconnecting the battery before powering it on. Should this not work, i would say it's safe to assume the backlight is non functioning and a replacement would have to be ordered.

If you have put a pin in the little hole next to the open button, and tried to right click your drive and eject that way, the motor may have burned out. Its not uncommon for this to happen. Overuse or abuse can cause this. You can get this fixed a few ways. Take it into a repair shop and have them replace the motor. Or get an external DVD/CD drive. On average they go for around $60 for a decent one.

If you have a windows installation dvd you should use it. If you don' have you should call hp customer care and ask them to send you the dvd for operating system recovery

May i know for how long you have been facing this issue now?
And what exactly do you mean by "entire left side of keyboard comes up with weird symbols and characters"?
The on-screen keyboard comes on your screen?

Have you enabled the On-screen keyboard feature in control panel?

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Check the size of Random Access Memory (RAM) in your computer. Its small size could be the reason for this problem as many of today's software need large amount of memory to operate in smooth manner. Additional RAM will also increase the efficiency of your computing particularly for gaming.
• Excessive use of computer or a malfunctioning cooling system can make computer/laptop overheated. Whenever system is heated, its efficiency will go down. BSOD is one possible consequence of over heated system. Keep fan of your computer in fully functional mode.
• Registry is the most vital part of Win 7. Corrupt registry is the biggest reason for BSOD in Win 7. One way is to clean registry manually but manual tricks could wreck your system completely if you are not a top notch computer expert. More appropriate way is to buy a good registry cleaner reginout and PC optimizer

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try downloading and install again. if i was helpful please vote..

it should unscrew easily ,then disconnect the connector and remove it,its a standard tecnicians job,you might need some fine screwdrivers

Are you talking about the two finger zoom by spreading your fingers apart on the touchpad to zoom out or pinching them together to zoom back in?
This works for Dell touch pads so below where it says ‘Dell touchpad’ it probably says HP touchpad?


· Goto your control panel
· Click on ‘Mouse’
· Click on the ‘Dell touchpad’ tab
· On the resultant popup screen, double click on the main touch pad region
· Click on the ‘gestures’ setting
· Uncheck the zoom
Good luck…Chris

Hi,

Since, for your laptop you are downgrading the operating system from Vista to XP then with HP notebook.

You need to disable Native SATA support in BIOS utility and go ahead with the installation. To disable the SATA support you need to follow the below steps:

== Disable SATA native support:

1. Turn on or restart the notebook.
2. Press the F10 key when the "HP Invent / Compaq" logo appears on the screen. This will open the BIOS menu.
3. Select the "System Configuration" tab.
4. Select "Disabled" for the "SATA Native Support" item.
5. Press F10 to Save and Exit. Choose Yes for "Save configuration changes and exit now".

For more information on this visit the below link from HP.

Problems with SATA Drivers When Downgrading From Vista to XP

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01675438&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en



if you get any problem while doing this then plz get back. Actually you need to do lot of things to downgrade from Vista to XP on HP preloaded vista operating system.

Let me know if you find any difficulties doing this..
I hope this will help you to get it work. Plz vote for me..Dreamkam

Hi,

This is a memorey cache manager error or a missing or curropt dll file error. This might have resulted due to some recent changes that you have made to any of your hardwares or softwares. The options to get them rectified would be to install the corect drivers back or do a repair reinstall of windows.

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