I bought HP Pavilion dv5 6 months ago and fan not working

maybe you touch something you don't soppesed to touch i can to talk to you in 21 minuts bye call you back

hi

memory dump is the result of bad memory module (RAM).. remove the ram modules, look at them, make sure they are same make and part. different manufactures can often cause memory fault in a system

if that's the case, replace the memory modules . you can go to the link below and select the model you have, go to KEYWORD selection, and select MEMORY DIMM, it will then give you the part number you need to replace .

if you need more help, please don't hesitate to issue 4 thumbs and i will give you further details and cost of the modules. you can easily purchase at a link i will issue at that time.

http://h20141.www2.hp.com/Hpparts/Search_Multi_Product.aspx?mscssid=49A90DD091EA4D89B2FC957BD1525074&SearchCriteria=dv7t

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1.Start your computer and see if your hear your fan noise,and cannot see anything on screen then there is problem with your power supply.

2.If you cannot hear your fan noise,and do not see anything on screen,then there is problem with your motherboard

3.if you hear fan noise and can see something on screen,then it is the issue with your hard disk (very less cases)

Mostly it would be the 2nd case that you will have to get your motherboard replaced

Drop it in the ocean and take it out and it wont be warm anymore LOL

u bought ur laptop in march 2009 and have 1 year warranty , i think u much take to brand hp to warranty, ur lcd have problem

If at all possible " do not try and clean the fan yourself " you will kill the m/board - take it to an auth Hp serice agent and get a new CPU heatsink assy & fan unit fitted. I work on Hp units all the time and I am always very carefull of the electrostatic conditions. Try and do it yourself and it will prove expensive. If you have warranty log a service call for a replacement heatsink
Glenn

hmm, it's very possible that the new fan is unable to spin fast enough to draw enough heat away fast enough. I'm guessing that this a separate video card and not the onboard video of the motherboard? and, is it the video card fan that is making all the noise?

if it's still under warranty bring it back to where you bought it so they can replace your defective fan

You could have overheating problem
remove all plates from underneath that allows access to internals and blow out using a can of compressed air (from Radio Shack shop or similar) and ensure fan vent is clean and clear. then try it with all plates off if OK replace plates and try again. If still shuts down laptop requires stripping completely to clean

Hi,
you have a faulty drive/connector/motherboard or even cd/dvd laser, if it,s warranted. send it back while it,s covered.
Mike @ compurepair.