20 Most Recent HP 417035-001 - HP Pavilion dv2000 Series Laptop Full Featured Intel Chipset Motherboard - Page 4 Questions & Answers

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Please visit http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01087277&lc=en&cc=us and follow the steps. Contact HP and see if you model is on the affected list, as it could be eligible for a free motherboard replacement to resolve the defective video card issue. If they say no, check out www.hplies.com for other useful information regarding this Globally known issue with nVidia and HP.

if he formatted your drive it is highly unlikely that you wont be able to get it back unless u send it to pro which will cost u more then what u spent for your pc

yes, u can use any empty PCI slots (white / cream color slots) in the MB to fix the new VGA card and conect ur monitor to the output slot in the VGA card,
u also "may" have to install the new driver that comes with it in the CD.

Your sound is intergrated into the motherboard and it will not be a connection issue.
The problem in most cases is the drivers for your sound.
You can go to HP.com and download your drivers and re-install.
This should take care of your problem.
Happy holiday's
John

This may due to faulty CPU cooler fan. change the same and check

Hi,

There are VGA port issue in the Motherboard .Pls repair it by vendor or connect any PCI gGAPHICS CARD FOR THE SAME.

Your video card probably needs changing, no big deal. Or worst case scenario, the screen needs changing

Hi:
I don't know the background on your DV2000 laptop, but if all of the sudden, your wireless stopped working, and now you can't enable it, I have some info for you. Here is the link from HP, but there is a known problem with certain motherboards in HP laptops, and one of the first symptoms is the Wireless stopping. Many of the laptops had enhanced warranties from HP for free, but

Check this out.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=1842189&docname=c01087277#

The infrared device on this laptop is only for HP remote controls or and Windows Media Center Remote. It is not for communication or data transfer. Its like the remote sensor on you TV. It will not show up in your Hardware Manager,

Hope that offers some insight.

Turn off the Notebook remve all the peripherials, Remove battery and disconnect AC Adapter and then press and hold down power button for thirty seconds.
After 30 Seconds connect Battery and Power supply as soon as you tun on the Notebook keep on hitting F10 Notebook will show BIOS then F9 Notebook will show Load Set-up Default than Hit yes and Hit F10 again it will show save Exit and chnages now that show Fix the Problem

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Neeraj Sharma
HP and Compaq Notebooks Expert

Now when you say blue power light, what are the rest of the lights doing, does the hard drive light flash, does the fans turn on, does the hard drive make it's spinning noise, if so you may just have a bad LCD inverter which is very common and about a 40$ part. you can test this by trying to hook the laptop up to an external monitor and see what happens.

Please check that you have installed the sound card drivers.

First pull motherbord from cabinet some times motherboard is grounding with cabienet.
Then pull cmos cell from motherbord for 10 minutes.
Refix RAM memory.
Reconnect ATX power connector to motherboard.
Then check.
If still same issue then open processor fan and processor then clean dust from all place in mothebord.
Then try.
If you still got same then something rong with your ram or motherbord.
Change ram then try.
Pull all card from PCI slot check motherbord only with RAM not even harddisk and other device.

Let me know if you need more assistanse.
Thanks.

according to my experiance its a gmch problem.

Hi,
It sounds like the graphics chip is on its way out the only solution is to invest in a new laptop or look on places like ebay to buy a motherboard, you could probably find one from £10 to £100

Since you can view the laptop's output through VGA, it indicates that the issue lies with the laptop's LCD. As u mentioned, firstly the LCD become dull, and now it completely dead, suggest that the internal flat ribbon cables that connect the LCD to the motherboard of your laptop may have been damaged. This could happen sometimes after extensive use. Please get it checked with authourised technician. Do not experiemnt further, as this could make the situation worse. Cheers..

I bet you have no display at all but everything powers on. If you hook it up to an external monitor it has no video either. These motherboards have a chipset issue and will require either a motherboard repair (some people have had some luck) or a new motherboard. There are no guarantees how long the new motherboard will last either. Although it may sound expensive I would suggest replacing the laptop unless you can get an inexpensive board and someone to install it