What to do when I dont get the LCD display in hp pavillion tx1000

NVIDIA Driver can be found here:

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Is it showing in device manager as installed?This is a usual sign of graphic card beginnig to fail.

1) http://www.sparepartswarehouse.com/HP,Pavilion,tx1400,KC469UA,Laptop,System-Boards.aspx

2) http://www.pelltechnology.com/HP-Parts/HP-Pavilion-Laptop-Parts/HP-Pavilion-TX1000-Series/HP-Pavilion-tx1400-series/HP-Pavilion-tx1410us/Motherboards-%26-LCD-Screens/

The Pavilion tx1410us Notebook PC is one of the Pavilion tx1000 series of Notebook PC's.
Here is the download page for a free Service Manual,

http://www.tim.id.au/blog/tims-laptop-service-manuals/#toc-compaqhp

Go to the 18th line down. The line that starts with HP Pavilion dm1.
Go to the second line and across to tx1000.
Left-click on tx1000.

This is a PDF file. You may not see anything happening for up to 30 seconds after you click.
The file is downloading in the background.
After you see the first page it may take additional time for the file to fully download.
Suggest you let the file download all the way before looking through it.

NOT HD, most likely GPU overheated, check google for TX1000 towel fix

Have you tried to simply pressing the power button and holding it there until the laptop starts?

Common issue on HP dv6000. You will need to get to the GUP and reflow it with a heatgun. Try this hp pavilion repair guide. It contains step by step instructions on how to take apart the system and fix the issue with the video. www.msbin.com/hp

Is the techo going to re-solder the video chip to the motherboard and get the laptop going again, or is he recommending a replacement motherboard?
The overheating problem could be causes by a faulty fan (stop spinning or spins slow) and or dust clogging the fan and heatsink assembly.
The cost of repairing or replacing the motherboard may not be worth it and may be better to put the money towards a new laptop.
You can used the old hard disk by putting it into an USB hard drive adapter case and use it as an external USB hard drive.

go to system bios (using F10 key on the start "Commanly") then press F9 for restore defaults, and insert the Bootable Vista DVD into the drive, it will solve your prob.. otherwise in bios mode make sure that all the drives (HDD & CD/DVD Rom) are properly installed.
good luck
shafky

EXTREMELY common failure in the TX1000 line. Problem is the mainboard, part# 441097-001. From HP it should only be about $200 on exchange. DO NOT get this part anywhere else, as the OTHER common failure for this model is the wifi goes out. I do about 10 of these TX's per day, no im not kidding, and i promise you HP has the most stable parts source around for this. -Sy

These TX1000's have their fair share of issues, and this one is the most costly (potentially) to resolve.

There are two, and only two, possibilities for why the digitizer in the LCD isnt working.

1) On many occasions, I'd estimate about 40% of the time, there's a little cable inside the LCD housing and behind the LCD itself that connects to a daughter-board, which then is cabled to the mainboard. This little cable sometimes comes loose, and a simple reconnect will resolve the stylus pen issues.

2) The digitizer in the LCD has failed, no separate LCD+digitizer purchase, oh no no no....Gotta get the whole damn assembly. Part# 441106-001 at roughly $550 exchange from HP.

-Sy