HP DV9000 Pavilion Motherboard died again

1. boss every electronic product comes with warrenty and customers buy them after agrement with the conditions. so lawsuit is available in case the company doesnt solve your problem even if your product is in warrenty period. so surely you can approach consumers court thats available in every nation.
2. secondly why dont you go for extension of the warrenty period. eg in case of HP its hardly $120 for another 2 years in India for details check out for details in the near by outlets in your area of location. cheers!!

Should there be any company regulations on the purchase of their unit, that must be reviewed? Every company have their own legal consultant which would defend the company from any lawsuit and would see, review all legal matters concerning legalities on the purchase, loan and in fact, warranty regulations. However,it is also the right of every costumer/purchaser to lobby their complaints against the company who have units that seemed to give no enough services to their clients. Because every company is there to serve no to be served.
Second, they must have placed the replaced motherboard (new) into warranty period which will give maximum service to the buyer. However, if the second motherboard already have long overdue in its warranty, then the motherboard must be purchased. Yet it is still in the company's care to serve their clients. You have enough evidence concerning the flaw of the company's duties and responsibilities to its clients then it is your right to contact your own lawyer to call the attention of the company.