Posts by [NFO]N0S

I have seen and repaired systems that have developed cold solder damage in the ram sockets. It will cause a system to not give video.

You can try a program called Partition Magic or just re-format the system and create just one partition that you would like.

Quote: Originally Posted by dflume Some of the DV2000 are eligible for free repair see http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...77&lc=en&cc=us That is great news. I have like 2 or 3 dv2000's that I can...

With the dv5000 and dv8000, which share similar motherboards, have issues with over heating of the memory modules. The designer of the board put this "cage" around the ram sockets with a cover on the top of it to keep the ram...

Hello. These models do have known issues with the battery charging circuit. If the notebook LED for the battery charging is blinking, then you have an issue with the motherboard. Is yours doing this? It can be easily repaired, I have...

Quote: Originally Posted by dflume Search for HP Enhanced warranty as they have added a lot of DV2000 to the fix for free deal. Awesome news! Do you have a specific link with the details?

Quote: Originally Posted by dflume Search for HP Warranty enhancement which now includes DV2000 models. A alot of the DV2000 have been added for free repair. That is very good news!!! Is there a specific link...

Quote: Originally Posted by hifooy07 hmm...? did you read my post at all? not sure what your talking about with one stick of memory at a time? anyway... im thinking my mother board got hot and a solder joint must have...

Quote: Originally Posted by hifooy07 Well... i bought a used dv6000 off my brother who bought it off ebay. when he received it all the stickers were removed so no serial number or anything. hp wont do anything with it...

Quote: Originally Posted by sL8 I searched but i couldn't really find anything. I got a few questions about mine. 1st) I got 2 gigs in this, but it only shows 1.87, is there something i had to do when i started it up...