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Your laptop is probably outputting the video signal to the wrong monitor. When the screen goes black, try pressing the function key to switch the video back to the laptop screen. Refer to your laptop's manual on what key to press. Usually it is the Fn key and F4 at the same time for HP laptops.
well there isn't much you can do so you will have to get it repaired try to repaire it for a cheap price cause they always rip you off goodluck:) & please rate my solution thanks...
its generally due to static stored in the notebook ....which stuck the turn on process of the notebook... turn off the notebook ,, remove the battery .. press and hold the power button on the notebook for 4-5 sec and then put the battery back and then turn on the notebook it will start ,,, if it not check in the safe mode
When you turn the computer on, do you see the HP logo?
If you don't, keep the computer on and try holding the computer screen under an overhead light at an angle. If you see a faint image of anything on your monitor, then the lights in your screen went bad. A new screen can range $100-$200 on eBay, and can be changed out easily with a small Phillips screw driver.
If you can see the HP logo, it's a driver problem. If this is the case, start the computer in Safe Mode by performing the following steps.
1. Make sure the computer is turned off.
2. Wait for the HP logo disappears and start pressing "F8" repeatedly.
3. A menu will appear. Select "Safe Mode" and let it boot up to the desktop.
4. Once at the desktop, hold down the "Windows Logo" key on the keyboard and press "r". A dialog will pop up.
5. Type "devmgmt.msc" without the quotation marks and click ok.
6. Click the "+" next to "Display adapters".
7. Right-click each entry under "Display adapters" and select "Uninstall" Click OK on the box to confirm. Don't worry, Windows will reinstall it after a reboot.
8. Once all entries are removed from "Display adapters", the category will disappear from Device Manager. Reboot the computer and start it normally.
9. Your screen will probably still be big and blurry. Log into Windows and adjust your resolution to fit your screen. If you select the wrong resolution, and your screen goes black or does not fit, DO NOT PRESS ANYTHING or you will be going back to step 1. The computer will revert back to the old setting after 15 seconds.
10. Once you figure out the right resolution setting, reboot one more time to make sure that the settings took effect, and you can use your computer once again. :)
These are well known for VRAM failure and HP extended the warrany for an extra year regarding this model. If they refuse to repair free contact us back..
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