20 Most Recent HP Pavilion dv6000z Notebook - Page 3 Questions & Answers

I understood that the laptop you are using the hp pavilion dv6000z has already a pretty good burner..

• 8x DVD-/+R
• 8x DVD+RW, 6x DVD-RW
• 4x DVD-/+R DL
• 5x DVD-RAM
• 24x CD-R
• 24x CD-RW
  

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what os is this, xp? what were the instructions.? at what point in the instructions did it fail.? none of that can we guess... did you ask them for help at the point of , what instruction failed?

learn to use device manger Control panel, + device manager,see any read/yell or unknown marks there, yes, then those are bad drivers. DO TELL. the first question is always, did HP support that camera on win7. so lets all go to HP now and see that, fixya is not HP.s here goes. but G61 is not the full model number on the service tag so how can any one help? windows 7 32bit or 64bit? you posted to dv6000z why? G61-100 (or dash 200,300,400,500 or 600) must I guess ok ill toss my magic dice land on 600 and land at here https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-G61-600-Notebook-PC-series/4125460 easy no? just type in the model fulling and bam HP has your page of support. first make sure all usb ports work on the PC, using test mouse or test keyboard , because that is how the CAM works. next load the camera software there I load all there, but BIOS. or power on the PC and hammer F11 to get the HP Recovery tool. if the PC came with VISTA, then you wont like that at all ive no idea what PC you really have nor what was shipped day one, so... advice is this. 1: what is the full model number and p/n on the service tag. 2: did you buy it new, if yes, was it w7 then,? or not. lacking those 2 key facts, makes accurate help, impossible even a danger to your data. the camera will need 2 driver working and 1 app. usb drivers camera drives and the HP camara App. all that is before you at REAL HP

Sound cable is lose inside computer.

Did you check CD rom, maybe that where sound come

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HP Pavilion dv6000z Notebookwell what can that be , many thingspendrive (a usb port memory stick, and not real DRIVE?)test it on other pc yet. why not? its failing test it.many USB mem stick fail due to corrupted files on it.(removing it incorrectly cause that)what OS? , you posted with NO OS Stated, at all. XP?all ports fail on this Laptop?do other USB sticks fail....>? or USB keyboards, or mice? the HP OS restore features started about year 2006called the F11 recovery mode. (that?)you said."but window formatting does not make it work,"what does that mean, by what means? who done?using what media or F11 magic key.?I say the PC is XP? and we all know XP has HorribleUSB support, and NOW worse MS shut down XP serversfor the USB devices, (and more) so will hang when doing PnP "plug and Pray" driver from there.XP is DEAD, you do know that right? XP and VISTA are now DEAD.recap:1: the Stick fails on all USB ports.2: the stick fails in othe PCs3: running XP and expecting things to work. HAHAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAH (the endless dream?)my XP works on one PC, but I had to make sure I had all drivers perfect , from each chip maker,MS and HP dont have them so takes hard work4: is the Device manager in control panel clear of al errors"this PC is 10 years oldHP retired it, officialXP is retired at HP and MS.that PC came new with F11 magic recover key.the HP manual (covers XP and VISTA )is still there, will be deleted soon... hint hint..http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01035677.pdfhere is DM running and me clicking power tabson usb hubs

notebooks, battery out first, just take it out the leds mean zero. there is no LED that can tell you a battery is ok, did you? if that fails. next is what, BIOS get the BIOS screens up. (my guess its DEAD) not even text or HP logo. if not the pull hdd,dvd and all ram but 1 stick. and all usb jacks empty , unload it. fails now. then the Power pack is bad you do know packs can be, good, bad or weak right 19vdc is good, 10 not. see? the GOAL on ALL PC's get BIOS UP. take no hdd , no dvd to do that. ever once it works we can move to booting any OS> we can boot to 5 things on my laptop, even SD,mem. try to think this way if the Power pack is 65w+ and 19v then remove all possible shorted devices from the PC. strip it down. if it runs now, (means BIOS wakes up an screen) test 2 on all LT is the rear VGA jack will run a external screen if the internal is suspected. black screens only can be CCFL dead. if it has that. i cant hear you hdd spin/ nor see the eject work work on the dvd if the PC self shuts off, that means the power supply has issues the Power pack bad , the MOBO regulators are in overload and shut it down (called shorts on devices) this is normal action on any regulator..... normal for shorts./

I insert the Operating System CDim sorry, i cant see its label , lots of CD sold are wrong.. the manual is online at HP. read page 2.http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c00859654the HP disk is marked HP, Restore Plus!CDbut fails to tell you in that book how to use itthat means hp has other books, on this.we do this only if F11 fails. belowhp deleted the XP file but is same as w7disc inserted this herestep 7 , pick cd.id bet xp has less choicesbut all have factory reset.http://hp.dezide.com/ts/start.jsp?guide=HPSystemRecovery.net&as=true&SFS=sdoc§ion=ccweb&language=english&lc=en&cc=us&tracking=ioz9oi1o&dcsession=25814349&action=step&response=1&step=C23597.C23584&session=d9efb31f-5a5b-4c25-89fd-9bf8d2XP way? is here. deep searches at HP finds it.step 7 here too.https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/bph07145Step 1, not using CDs at all... read how to restore the original OSF10 and F11 keys are the 2 keys used, last 20 yearsF11 is the modern keypower off, power on, hit F11 like tap tap tapsee HP OS restore pages pop up. (magic) if the HDD was replaced this fails. in all casesif the HDD was slammed with a MS CD, then the originalHP setups are now all gone. (whisper thanks Gill Bates)in that case use the HP media kit.https://h30434.www3.hp.com/what is slammed?http://pcdied.com/XP-sux-sg.html#slammedwhere is my kit, well at HP, not here we are NOT HPhttps://support.hp.com/us-en/document/bph07143

is this a question or are you answering others, on other forums. i cant tell which? the first word KEEP, (you meant keeps?) in any case, that is a dead PC. int his case old dv6000z , laptop the BIOS seems ok, and screen is ok ,leaving what in the boot up sequince of logic, the HDD. the hard disk then boots, but don't the 2 top cause (there are more) are hdd bad, or OS is corrupted. putting VISTA CD (how's CD, MS or HP?) or???? be clear but this step is last not now. the next step on all HP PC is to press F11, to fix the startup. (or f10 used on older XP PCs) This is the magic HP restore key. you press it and do a startup repair first if that key is dead, that means the restore partitions are dead or the HDD is dead. the next step is run BIOS and see the HDD test. there. see that? run it, if it fails the HDD is DEAD. end story if that passes, hope can happen use the HP install CDs now. if you use non HP install media, the story goes why longer (all missing drivers, all missing HP apps, and more) that is the full story ,lean. seems you are on the wrong forum to me, or thought, answering a question is to start a new post. fail. best i can tell

ok ,its old laptop, DV6 is now retired at HP. officially. f11 is the HP restore partition if someone used non HP DISKS to upgrade this kills dead this feature you never said, what OS is there now? nor what it was new. (some version had 3 OS choices new) only asking HP what yours had new, can answer this . HP will look up the model and serial and tell you. reading reviews is see it was XP or Vista then, is it that now? or what? (control panel hit system read the top words)_ https://h30434.www3.hp.com/

no OS stated no list of things that work right, is this the XP virus magnet?

windows, 7, 2010 PC it is. (first) sorry no, songs names, length , type, ex cetera have nothing to do with this. the answer is many , ill try to show you why. seen every way, I have, for sure. (the cause is a slow pc, but has more base reasons, bad) 1: speakers where, inside or outside this Notebook, ? 1a: guess inside, so do earbuds work plugged in to the jack? 3.5mm hear phone jack? yes. no If yes, speakers actual may be bad. if not , the the sound chip is faulting, easy no? use the jack there and test it. what cause the chip to fail (even new chips, most never do fail) but are caused Top causes : 1: VIRUS INFECTED. Running AV software , is W7 have all updates? - 2:malfware infected. run malwarebytes, free. 3: to many things in the startup box in windows 7. click start, then run box type MSCONFIG , click it there. see that startup folder, shut the ones down that are not AV related. mine has 2, allowed here, windows defender and malwarebytes. others will slow the system even HP stuff here can. and for sure lots more. seen some with 25 useless things there. 4: worn driver for w7 used, only the HP drivers work seen here. https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-pavilion-dv4-2000-entertainment-notebook-pc-series/4031721/model/4041679 5: using new USB head phones, that will conflict with the HP chips HP nor MS support USB headphones, so unplug all USB devices does the stock speakers work now, BINGO.\ it can be made to work if you disable the sound chip not being used. and I dont teach that. here. Yes USB has a sound chip in the head phone muffs. run CCleaner, google it. you can also go to the link about and run all w7 HP drivers or do a HP full system restore to make it like new. you have many choices,. and more. ask

only Microsoft and answer this, call them and ask? they owned hotmail for many years now. only they can fix this.... next time? use a very long complex password then nobody can ever hack it. like 1r1z9!H&xlptdb see? then wright it down, for sure. or use the 1s letter of a long poem. then write it down or this story repeats if you google this, its like 1billion hits. yeah. you are in same boat.

if it dont already have a administrator password. reboot desktop and keep pushing f8 until you see safemode option.try clicking on the administrator. if not password protected then login go to user accounts and click on change an account, then go to the account with the password then remove password. if it does have a password either have to format it or remove hard drive and instal into another deskot as the secondary and take over user rights for that drive to retrieve all your important info then reinstall in desktop and reinstall windows. or if recovery partition do a recovery during boot

You can try the computer without Windows by booting from a Linux Mint USB drive. Look on ebay. If it works fine with this then Windows has a problem. If it locks up on Mint then the computer hardware has a problem. The usual problem with laptops is overheating due to a blocked fan.

join the linux forum, get help at opensuse, form. the key here is getting the linux boot to give you the many choices. my guess is its GRUB2 ,boot menu... here are the steps for Ubuntu, http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Dual-boot-Linux-and-Windows-on-a-PC-with-W/ for windows to do that it be BCDedit. I'd use Grub2.

Hi, it may be happening due loose wire of laptop screen or any other hardware issue, you can't do it by own either you go at local repair center or call remote tech support provider.CheersJohnFor any Tech Query, Dial: +1 (844) 355-5111 (toll-free)

1. Identify where RAM resides: - On the front (you will either need to access the RAM memory by removing the front parts of the laptop (Keyboard, Touchpad etc) - On the back ( usually a RAM memory door to unscrew) 2. After accessing RAM sockets, hold both metal prongs to the side. The RAM memory card will release from the motherboard. 3. Gently hold the ram card on a 45-degree angle and remove the card. 4. Install your new replacement RAM memory.

The Options tab in Bluetooth Devices provides options that control how devices discover and connect to your computer. The main option is Turn discovery on. This option lets devices discover your computer so that you can make a connection.

Other options on this tab include the following:
· Allow Bluetooth devices to connect to this computer
This check box controls whether any devices can connect to your computer. If this check box is cleared, no devices can connect to your computer.
· Alert me when a new Bluetooth device wants to connect
This option controls whether you receive notification when a device tries to connect to your computer. If this check box is cleared, you do not receive notification.
Other options on the Options tab let you turn on or turn off the Bluetooth icon in the notification area and restore default settings.