20 Most Recent HP Pavilion dv6000z Notebook - Page 9 Questions & Answers

This site is not for free giveaways for product keys, serial registration codes, etc If you bought the product you can contact the company and they might have a record of it, or if you have the CD you can put it in, etc If you don't own the item you can, at your own risk, find alternative means to obtain it online (eg torrents, cracking, etc.) though most of these would be illegal, so at your own risk. In either case, make sure that wherever you download it/when you do, to store a backup of it just in-case something does happen to it again

This forum isn't really for this stuff. You can look online for such things/torrent sites where if they have a crack they will tell walk you through it, however, do so at your own safety because there torrents could contain virus', malware adware or even worse things. Happy Hunting! (PS: If someone had a serial to give you, why would you need to crack it?)

The most probable culprit is the power supply. Unless you are very familiar with laptops, you should take it to Geek Squad

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i believe problem with hdd. Try to reinstall windows from disk if fail change hdd

You are either loading too many unused files, such as fonts, or your anti virus program is doing a full scan before allowing access to the rest of the boot files.

Use the links below:

How to take apart HP Pavilion dv2000 notebook PC

How to replaced damaged LCD screen in HP Pavilion dv2000

Service manual from HP

How to Disassemble an HP Pavilion DV2000

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HP Compaq Pavilion DV2000 - Service Guide Manual Disassemble

Hi,

You can try the following steps:

1. Unplug the power from the laptop and remove the battery then press the power button of the laptop for 15 seconds

2. Put the battery back in, turn on the laptop without plugging the power to the laptop (If this didn't resolve the issue)

3. Remove the battery and press the power button of the laptop for 15 seconds, after that, plug the power cord and turn on the laptop (if this didn't resolve the issue)

4. Remove the power cord and press the power button of the laptop for 15 seconds, disconnect the Hard drive and turn on the laptop (If this didn't resolve the issue) reconnec the hard drive

5. Remove the Optical Drive and turn on the laptop (If this didn't resolve the issue) reconnect the optical drive

6. Remove the memory chip, if you have 2 memory chips installed in the 2 memory slots (remove both of them) now test each one of the memory to each slots turning on the laptop. (If this didn't resolve the issue) Put the memory chip back in

7. Reseat the CPU and try to make sure that it's installed properly. Turn on the laptop and test if it's gonna work (If this didn't resolve the issue)

8. Reseat the power cords coming from the power supply of the laptop and test the laptop. (If this didn't resolve the issue)

9. Disconnect everything and just leave the CPU installed and turn on the laptop.

10. If all else fails, there's a big possibility that the problem may be with the power supply or the motherboard of the laptop.

(Note: you may try to clean your computer if there is a large amount of dust. You may try to remove the CMOS battery)

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if you are using XP os, try below link. hope this will help you.

ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp48001-48500/sp48245.exe

At least try a slower burn speed. 4x? Are you offered a choice of speeds?

Have you installed the drivers and its applications? Installing the drivers may "wake up" the webcam.

test your webcam by going to this website: http://www.testmycam.net/

When you dropped it more than likely it broks something on the mother board. It could be that it knocked the plug in jack loose or it could have cacked the Mother board. More than likely it can be fixed but it will have to be torn apart to find the damage. If everything else works you will probably be able to get by without replacing t he mother board. It iis impossible to tell until you tear it down and inspect it. Wish I had better news but the best I can tell you,. If you are computer repair savey and decide to do it yourself and I can be of any help please don't hesitate to contact me if you need to.' Later'

Is this a Windows password problem? If it is, then you can ask local laptop tech to remove the password. Usually it cost $25 - $50.

Hi,

Right click on the taskbar and select properties. On the taskbar tab on the right hand side you should see a drop down menu which will say top, click on that and select bottom. Then click apply and then OK.



Regards.

It is dying or dead. I saw a lot of dying dv6 series.

Here are the minimum details needed to answer this kind of question: 1. Operating System : Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista? 2. Printer make/model: (this is important to determine the wireless properties of printer) 3. Network Connection: (is the laptop connected to the same network as the printer) If you are working with a new printer (see item 2) and you have a network on which you have your notebook connected, there are so many possible ways to connect the printer to the network that it's hard to say. If you are working with an established printer that has wireless services running, you may need to know either the Network Name of the printer or the IP Address of the printer. Your best bet is to make use of hp's extensive Wireless Printing Center (see link below). Wireless printing center