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Member (6 bit)
Join Date: Feb 2010
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HP DV6700 Notebook Won't Come On
I really need some help here people. You guys and gals are smarter and more experienced with these computers than me, so I come to you for help. My girlfriends computer is the model I described above. I can't really give you the specs on anything because it won't turn on. These are the fixes I have tried. I've removed the battery and ac/adapter and held down the power button for sixty seconds and then applied ac power, with no results. I have purchased and tried new memory, no results. When I press the power but it lights for a second or two and then goes out. When I first press the power button keyboard lights come on and then they go out. I thought about changing the cmos battery, which I did with another 2032, with no results. Is the cmos battery specific to this HP model (KTS 2032 #702). Can anyone give me any direction on where to proceed from here to correct this proble. I would appreciate any and all help. Thanks for reading this lengthy post.
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I assume that it's out of warranty. I believe your laptop is among those models notorious for having defective nvidia graphics that overheat something terrible. I'm guessing your GPU and/or motherboard are fried. You probably already checked out and cleaned the vents and heat-sink, but if not, you could try that.
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HP DV6700 Won't Come On
Would the vents and heatsink stop it from even coming on?
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Mondsreitersmann
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If the fan is not working, probably. Have you tried starting it up with no RAM installed?
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I've got a Dell here with the same symptoms - the motherboard is toast.
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Motherboard is done. They are notorious for overheating. There is a class action lawsuit as well.
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