Need mother board 4 my pavilion zd8000 - HP Pavilion zd8000 Notebook

You mean nothing show on the screen?
It can be bad inverter board:
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Check this site also:
www.insidemylaptop.com

you access teh password via the jumper o teh mother board if and when you get it done do not put passwords om teh bios

theres screw holes in the bottom of the the laptop and 2 or 3 have a "K" next to the hole. The "K" stands for KEYBOARD. undo those and then right above the "F" series of keys (F-1 F-2 F-3) etc there is 4 tabs evenly spaced out from left to right and u push them towards the monitor and the keyboard will pop right out. DON'T PULL ON THE KEYBOARD AFTER IT"S FREE!!! Its attached to the mother board by a 2inch wide electrical strap. U can undo that on the mother board side only. Be carefull it's very fragile and sensitive to humans messing with it. Installation is the reverse of these instructions. Hope it works out for you.

sorry to tell you but you need to replace the mother board. 90 percent of the time if the power supply is ok then it is the MB.

laptop back side indicate the key board screw
open the screw then replce new one

The motherboard may have lost the ablity to charge the battery.However before we panic,get a old toothbrush.Clean the contacts on the battery and the computer.I used this on my own Dell with the same issue.If you are still unable to charge the battery.You may have to replace the mother board.
Good luck

Hi,
Ofcourse you to disassemble it and have only the main board and then underneath it is that connection of that jack, so things you need are,
1- Soldering iron and soldering wire
2- Screw drivers
3- Multimeter
4- the spare jack
5- Love / Care for you laptop, so that you dont mess it up.

Cheers

Kelly,

Try this first:

http://driverscollection.com/?H=Pavilion%20zd8000&By=HP

You might be able to find the driver on this site.

Try to unplug all the PCI cards and boot, if its still doing it check the ram. If its still doing it check to see if the power supply is good. If all that fails, It could be eather a bad mother board or bad processor.

reconstructive boot, you mean, like a recovery boot? you'll need a recovery disk.