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Hi, I spilled a large quantity of water on my HP dv7t laptop last night. It was a huge glass, and because of this the laptop just automatically shut off and i didn't even have time to turn it off. I unfortunately enough (as i didn't know this was bad) tried to turn it on 2 to 3 times, and then looked online that that was a bad thing. After doing this, i took the laptop apart cleaned some of the wet spots under the keyboard out and let it air for a couple minutes. After putting it back together, i let it sit over-night and tried to turn it on again. It still didn't work. Is it lost forever?
Re: Hi, I spilled a large quantity of water on my HP dv7t...
I am assuming your motherboard is fried, but your Hard Drive is still OK. The laptop may not work anymore, but your files are more than likely recoverable.
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You need to get the Recovery CD for your model Pavillion laptop from the HP WEB site. Then you boot up the HP laptop with this Recovery CD and follow the instructions. http://welcome.hp.com/country/au/en/cs/support.html
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if the compressor is running your ref. should be getting cold. Their is a defrost timer but when it is in defrost the compressor shuts off. I think you do have a leak.
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