There are some work around's to assist in preventing over-heat related problems. My cars are much older and they do fine with ‘normal’ maintenance.The deadline for the nVidia Class Action Lawsuit expired. Īny one have same issue? Is it a 'live with thing until next paradigm makes the functionality worth a new box or is there a freakin’ fix out there somewhere. pass computer, hold power key till fully off and walk away. Haven’t found any solid “Do THIS” fixes from HP, MS, other owners, etc… So I turn iton, go to kitchen grab something to eat. MS offered upgrade, i accepted, thinking it would work and it does, mostly. System display has issues coming out of sleep on win 10. HP recommended hold at win 7 but will run. Problems with hard drive(s) occasionally due to forcing off which can leave system disk (SSD) slightly screwed. Press power button again, same POST, Windows icon shows, a circle starts spinning and w/in a minute to 90 seconds the screen asks for admin pwd and is good to go. Hold power key till it turns off, everything off, no beeps, clicks, whirs, lights, Full OFF. HP Elitebook 8440p on first start it loads through what used to be DOS portion, Win 10 starts and screen goes black, stays black, nothing brings up a screen view to work with. ****NOT an answer, Seems HP did not care for win 10 and left owners of pre 2012 machines adrift. Wait 10-15 minutes for both to cool down. Turn over the motherboard and use the heat gun for 15 seconds to overheat the same areas you just did on the topside.ĥ. Wait 10-15 minutes for both to cool down.Ĥ. Use a heat gun on high for 15 seconds on the intel chipset and nVidia video chip.ģ. Disassemble the laptop and remove the motherboard from the casing.Ģ. I can post a photographic guide to this repair but in the meantime you can try following these instructions if you'd like.ġ.
It is better just to replace the motherboard or another the system if you just want to smash it with a hammer. I have been able to fix them, but not permanantly as the heat reflow trick but, it will only give you a month or two before it will do the same thing again. The motherboards on the dv2000-dv9000 series laptops have a lot of problems. If neither of these help, it is likely that that it is the motherboard. You were right to check the RAM, but sometimes a slot can go bad so make sure you try each memory stick in both slots. It says that the CPU is still working and the problem is another peice of hardware.
Getting any kind of beep sequence is a good thing. First, remove the hard drive, wireless card, and CD drive to see if you can get it to postĢ. It is not easy to diagnose that kind of problem, but I can give you some pointers to narrow down the problem.
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