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Hp pavilion dv5 1235dx won't turn on - HP Computers & Internet

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 14, 2009

SOURCE: How to downgrade my new laptop from Vista to XP it

you will need to reformat the harddrive in order to do this.put the windows xp installation disk in and boot to the cd go from there to reinstall windows xp. be sure to backup your files you may want to keep
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  • Posted on May 09, 2010

SOURCE: Not installed os in my loptop

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9040318/FAQ_Giving_up_on_Vista_Here_s_how_to_downgrade_to_XP
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9108198/Microsoft_offers_free_Vista_to_XP_downgrade_help
Obviously, the most convenient way to downgrade is to do so without reformatting. In order to do that, you need to have a real retail CD of Windows XP. If all you have is a recovery disk that came with your computer, you’re not going to be able to do it this way. You will need to reformat.
To downgrade, use the following as a guide:

  1. Do a full backup of your current, Vista system. If something happens, you can always revert to the backup.
  2. Boot your computer off the Windows XP disc. Just pop the CD into the CD-ROM and reboot. If, for some reason, your computer boots without looking for the CD drive, you need to go into your system BIOS and change the boot order so that it checks for the CD drive during the boot process.
  3. When the computer asks to press the space bar to boot from the CD, do so.
  4. When Windows XP Setup starts up, press “R” to enter the recovery.
  5. If it asks you to choose a Windows installation, press a number and hit Enter. The likely number will be 1.
  6. If you get asked for an Administrator password, enter when asked. If you do not know it, you will need to abort and go back into Windows Vista to get your password.
  7. At the command prompt, we’re going to use the “fixboot” command. We’ll use the following commands in sequence to prep for XP:
  8. fixboot
    fixmbr
    cd \
    ren windows winvista
    exit

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  • Posted on Sep 14, 2011

SOURCE: hp pavilion dv6 screen went

Possible that PC is hanging up as there is fault on the OS ( operating system) or a virus in the OS. Also connect aan external monitor to confirm if the PC is working or there is a fault in the display section or LCD. If so the linking cord to the display or the power supply or drive can be faulty. check the battery voltage, check the adaptor voltage on the terminal.

Also it is possible that the back up( CMOS) has low voltage or the memory card is a suspect. In this case you need to check the voltage and also try and swap a memory card. If not the OS is a suspect.

If there is no response but the PC tends to work slower and occasionally hanging when a program is being executed then you might have to install the OS once again. Install the OS and then an antivirus before the drivers of the PC is installed.

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shahidkap97

Author Rehman

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  • Posted on Apr 03, 2012

SOURCE: hp pavilion dv7-1129WM has black screen and

its aproblem with the battery.change the battery and it will work fine.

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vimal

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  • Posted on Jun 08, 2012

SOURCE: HP Pavilion dv6448se Notebook PC Won't Boot.

it restarts on booting screen or else at start up screen itself?

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