I purchased an HP laptop from Curry's. After about two months it stopped working, I took it back to the store but was told because I did not take out the extended warrenty it wasn't covered

wrong site this is fixya notify store and ask about repair -warranty --or return

Hi

If the computer was purchased from a shop or as a new item last christmas then i would almost
deff say that you have at least a 1yr warranty on it hopefully your children has still got some kind of
proof of purchase so that they can go back to where they bought it from

As for the battery its worth contacting the seller he may well take it back as it hasnt fixed the problem that you had

good luck

Usually when it comes to car audio equipment thats about the only thing im aware of that they are kinda finicky about but you should be able to get your money back you may need to call and speak to the general manager of that store and explain to him or her your situation and they can usually resolve it for you. MY names josh by the way and yes iv had some issues with them.

Power drain would be a better solution in this case.
1.first shut down the comp
2.unplug the charger
3. remove the battery
and after press and hold the power button for 60 seconds without any charger and the battery.After the 60 seconds replug the battery and the charger and turn the computer .

if you can boot up to the desk top
try a desktop monitor plugged into the laptop
if it looks good on the monitor, then i would check the ribbon cable hooked into the lcd
there should tape on the cable ,
every time you open and close the lid,
the ribbon cable can loosen up

Sorry to hear about your HP problems with your DV2000
If you go to HP.COM and check the recalls and extended warranty.
I some cases HP offers an additional 1 year from date of warranty expiration. or 2 years from date of purchase.
If your unit has lost video, shuts down, won't startup.. Review, these areas under your model...
Note.......
Do not call HP if possible until you have found the needed information on your machine.

1. After you have your information,
(A) copy it, (B) call on it. (C) Register your problem with HP and get a Trouble ticket on file.
If HP is going to warranty to repair, they will issue you a New warrant for the New Repair, from the date of the New repair.
Don’t waist time, one day can make the difference...
Hope this information has been of help to you...
John Ray
P.S. Please check your LapTop battery’s for possible recalls.

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Hi,

There is no such thing I ever heard. They might be told service charges or extended service plans. contact hp again and clarify on it.

I would recommend you contact the manufacturer and speak to them as it sounds like a faulty unit, alternatively take it back to where you purchased the camera from and get a replacement.

I think buying a USB DVD drive is a very sensible idea as internal drives on laptops can be a pain to remove and fit and they are more prone to failure than their desktop brothers because of their flimsy construction.

I also have this same problem. I currently have refilled cartridges in there purchased from cartridge world. I never had any problems with my HP until i tried refilled cartridges for the first time about 6 months ago. When i first purchased a refilled cart. it took 3 trips back to the store until i got one that would work in my HP. so im wondering if this is why i am now getting this "remove and check cartridge" error message.? I am reluctant to go out and buy a new HP ink cartridge just to find out ill have the same problem....