You have Video/GPU failure... Common issue with that model, The graphics chip uses a BGA (Ball Grid Array) Connection, meaning there are hundreds of solder balls that connect the chip to the motherboard, and with your laptop, they used a Cold Solder as Apposed to a Lead Free Solder, And That Cold Solder Connection can not stand up to the heat, The BGA Contacts then Crack and you loose Video... You will need to Have the Video Chip Reflowed or Reballed, Or If Not Able To Do that, You Will Need to Replace the Motherboard To Repair the issue...
Though .... if you are less than a Year out of warranty, you can look up your model on HP's Website (search google for hp dv6000 recall list), and if you're on it, you can get the issue repaired at thier cost..
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