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Laptop HP NX9010 will not boot, Will go to bios, powers off after that.

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I have a NX9010 that was given to me. It has a P4 3.06, I have 333mhz(256 in each slot)I tryed 266mhz.same response. I tryed 1 stick in each slot and reverse, same response The laptop will power on and show boot screen with the options of ESC(for boot opt) ,F2(Bios), F12(Lan boot). It will go to bios just fine,allows to save and exit, it will go to boot menu(all choices are there(cd,floppy,HD,Lan) pick one and it shuts off. Exit bios and it goes through the boot menu again and then shuts off. power up and do nothing it shuts off right after boot screen(esc,f2,f12). I just do not know what to do, thought maybe someone had some suggestions.

  • mtnkid Oct 15, 2008

    The bios does recognize the hardrive. I have run the hard drive test through the bios and it passes clean. I set the boot order to floppy, cd, and then HD. It saves reboots and then shuts down. Thanks for the response, any more suggestions?

  • Anonymous Nov 20, 2011

    i wana knw the same how can fix it

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It still sound like the hardrive,you can download a live cd of linix and try to see if it will run on linix,if so try reformatting the hardrive and reinstall windows,if you can get a copy of windows 98 and install that first 98 has a tendency to repair bad sectors of a harddrive,I have had many laptop drives not take xp untill I put 98 first.

  • carpenter123 Mar 05, 2009

    also I have had one that the memery was bad and did just the same thing,swapped memery and it was fine.if the 2 sticks you treid came from that laptop find another to try.

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U must have to detect your hard disk.
check u detect your hdisk in bios settings.
then also try to boot option and select hdd .

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