I own a HP DV9000 my wireless quit working

That is because the WI-FI antenna wires were on the LCD panel behind the glass.

Currently your laptop base has no signal. The only solution is that you may pick up a signal with the base alone, if it is near the wireless router about 20' (3 meters).

I would first try to get into HP wireless assitant which you can do through Control Panel (Start >> Control Panel or Start >> Settings >> Control Panel). In there you can turn your wireless on and off. Be sure to make sure the wireless switch at the front is turned on also. If the light near the wireless switch still remains orange, then you will need to get the motherboard repaired or replaced as this is a known issue. If you still have warranty, HP will repair this free of charge. Otherwise contact a repair company such as www.revivemylaptop.com

dv2000/dv6000/dv9000 recall
I have an out of warranty dv9000 and haven't had wireless for months. I just discovered HP issued a recall for the wireless and other problems with several different Pavilion and Presario models. For the wireless problem with the dv9000 they are replacing the motherboard on all notebooks in or out of warranty. I was wondering if anyone has had the repair done under the recall and how it turned out? I'm also wondering if HP is still cosmetically trashing notebooks when they are sent in for repair?
Here is the link for the recall:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...842189&lang=en

just see it from http://www.udtek.com/hp-pavilion-dv9000-ac-adapter-90w-185v-49a-p-2970.html.may this is good for you.

Hello

My first guess is that the screen circuitry has gone bad - although fixable. Use an external monitor to verify this. If the external monitor is fine then the screen circuitry is bad, if the external screen shows the same problem then the video chip or associated circuitry has gone bad. My company fixes these all the time.

Did the wireless icon from your machine light up? If no, you need to re-install your wi-fi driver. If you have the cds with you, re-install the driver then switched on your wi-fi. If you dnt have the cds, try checking on the HP site and look for the wi-fi driver.

You may need to reinstall the drivers for the wireless card or repair the connection in the control panel under network connections.

pls first check thru connecting normal pc Monitor as output from notebook see if monitor displays image if it doesnt then , do following

u should try replacing RAM if the system is not booting at all just fan is running and some light are blinking , then RAM is most likely giving problem try re fitting RAM , if u dont know how to let me know i will give u a tutorial for that . try taking out the RAM chips and then re fitting them individually i mean if u have 2 chips of suppose 512 mb each try one of them at a time

first take out both RAM chips and then re fit both and see if it works, if it doesnt then

try each one of them at a time se if u find the faulty one if it doent help then try a thrid one borrow it from someone and try but ur laptop needs to be same generation one u can ask me about the RAM model support and then try if it helps

other wise let me know

i will see more deep in the problem but i think it will resolve ur problem

pls rate me fixya if i fixed ur job
regards

zohail

Making a fairly confident presumption that your laptop is an AMD-based unit, model is....DV9205, DV9310, or DV9410

HP issued a service alert 07122001 covering such AMD-based laptops with your wifi failure, as well as additional failures within your product line. This is a warranty enhancement that will cover the replacement part and labor for you the customer.

HP has very recently started phasing out their older models like the 9005/9010, as the issue alert is basically good from 2yrs of date of purchase.

2 solutions for you....

1) Call HP and give them the serial/model info and inquire about that service alert # mentioned above, see if your laptop is still covered.

2) Replace the motherboard yourself and at your cost

(ok maybe another option)

3) Get a USB wifi card :/

-Sy