11 years old today this PC.
we have answered this same question here vast times.
ever search, sure nobody does, nor googles.
it's laptop, I have many like it.
first do the long reset ? did you off the HP.com site?
long power on reset.
remove AC pack.
hold power button for 10 -30 seconds,
the release the button.
put back AC pack now, both ends.
power on, fixed?
no.
next drop the huge battery off the bottom , the one that is 10 years old, is now shorted.
now AC pack reconnected both ends, PC runs now"
even text to the screen or the HP logo graphic is PC is not dead.
now when you turn it on the BIOS must work or the coin cell battery RTC battery tiny is dead. (under keyboard it is)
HP has nice service manual, unlike most makers.
Dell and HP haver the best books in the business.
(support books (docs) PDF's
RTC coin cell is 2.9vdc or higher, less is bad.
using any voltmeter ever made.(LV) we use a DDM for $20
page 73 = RTC COIN STEPS.
THE OTHER BAD NEWS:
is all 6930s have nasty CCFL back lamps
that are all dead now. (if used 8 hr/day ) every day.
some die at 5 years old not 11 like yours.
with the PC turned on and you think screens are there.
bios screen or windows login screen.
then do the flash light test. if data is there, now the CCFL tubes are dead (1 or 2 parts bad inside)
http://www.pcdied.com/monitors_and_screens/flash-light-trick.html
Thanks for taking the time to answer!
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