20 Most Recent HP Compaq Business Notebook NX9005 Notebook Questions & Answers

what is not accepting your password???

There is a wireless on/off button, on the right-front of your notebook, just below the wireless LED.

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You misconnected some wires. It seems the inverter does not receive power

I don't know the location of the wireless card in your model laptop.
I have serviced quite a few laptops and have found the wireless card is either located on the bottom of the laptop behind a small panel or under the keyboard.
Try the bottom of the laptop first. Most wireless card have two wires attached to the card (aerials) and the card is held in place with two screws.

If you have windows , Click start, all programs, accessories, system tools,system restore, select the restore point and follow instructions to restore.

step 1 check the chord or the charger for your notebook its broken or good to use..
ste2. remove the battery from the notebook and press and hold the power button on the notebook for 4-5 sec and then put the battery back and then try to restart the notebook

Hi,
Download from this link.

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=321846&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=321844&swLang=8&taskId=135&swEnvOID=1093

Hello

OK, at the link below you will be able to view the technical specs,

Processor Processor AMD Athlon XP-M 2800+ / 2.13 GHz Data Bus Speed 266 MHz Features PowerNow! technology Chipset Type ATI Radeon IGP320M / ALi M1535+

Click HERE to see the full page.

Please let me know if you found this helpful.

Kind regards
Andrea

didn't you know the password?is it your computer?
Note:
I give you this advice under the premise that this is YOUR computer. Do not use this technique on a computer or account that is not YOURS.
If you don't remember YOUR windows adminstrator password, you will need the help of a brute force tool. Brute force hacking will try each character until it discovers the password you seek. Then it will display the password for you to enter. The easiest way to do this is to use a password recovery toolkit like windows password recovery 6.0. check this out:
http://www.recoverlostpassword.com/products/windowspasswordrecoery.html
Good luck.

I see that you have been dealing with other experts on this issue. Here is my take, on newer computers, they generally a smaller partition on the hard drive that has a backup image that is put in by the manufacturer. I believe that when windows asked you what partition to put your windows folder you chose the smaller partition instead of the main C partition. You still have that hard disk space on your drive, you just cannot set it. Does that sound possible?

Let me know.

Brian

There is not backdoor for a bios password. The only difficult and last resort solution is to open the pc and strip down to the system battery. Some laptops have a jumper on the motherboard that you can erase the password. Most do not and you can short the battery which is soldered into place for ten seconds. Not for the faint of heart. Reassemble and cross your fingers. This takes at least one hour to complete. Not for a novice to try. It is easier to guess it.

Any "modern" notebook computer will have both an Ethernet adapter and a wireless adapter built-in, especially one labelled as a "business" model.

Click Start
Click Control Panel
Click Classic View
Click System
Click Hardware
Click Device Manager
Click the '+' in front of Network Adapters
to show the installed adapters.

Take an Ethernet cable, and connect one end to the Ethernet slot in your computer, and the other end to a cable-modem or a DSL-modem, and you'll have an Internet connection, through the Internet Service Provider of your choice (Comcast, Roadrunner, Verizon, et cetera).

Or, connect "wirelessly" at the local Starbucks.

y\You can download these drivers from HP site by notebook model no.

Hello, Ashley.

The HP Compaq NX9005 Business Notebook most certainly does have wireless capability.

There is a wireless on/off button, on the right-front of your notebook, just below the wireless LED.

Hope this helps.

If you have any windows xp bootable cd use that to fix the problem by running the command chkdsk /r/f or you can try with this just restart the system in safe mode with command prompt and type the command like c:\windows>chkdsk
And
c:\windows>chkdsk /r/f

go to control panel, performance and maintence, hardware, device manager, find your mouse, and then disable , then enable, if this dont work, update driver, also make sure it is turned on, go to control panel, mouses and keyboards, and make sure it is enabled there first.,

Hi there.
Look at the front right hand side of the laptop for the wireless activation switch, when you turn it on a light will come on.
If you need more help on how to connect to your wireless network please post back.

Good luck and thanks for using FixYa!!

make sure the other side of the adaptor is also pushed in fully...i hope this can help

This is know as cyclic redundancy, and the cure is (I really thought about cutting it short right here after reading that thread, but I'm not that mean) I've fixed this in two manners 1- a bios flash if the machine will take one. Most of the time you won't get that far, and when you do sometimes it doesn't last long before the same problem arises. Then we come to #2- replace the motherboard. I know that nobody wants to hear this, but it seems to be the only real cure. HP has the shittiest most fragile motherboards on the market, on some that I've replaced, when held to a bright light, you can see hairline fractures in them.
ie.. when a friends fell from the couch cousion to a carpeted floor the same problem occurred and you can see the crack, it's very slight but it's there.