Author Topic: My laptop (HP Pavilion dv6-2153eo) refuses to boot  (Read 1802 times)

Put in old fan? Take pictures (since I know you have an android, take a picture and use the photobucket app)
Doubt that would fix it. There's not really a lot to see, lol, it's just the caps-/numlock lights flashing slowly while nothing is happening.
« Last Edit: June 19, 2012, 04:56:33 PM by DontCare4Free »

Put in old fan?

it is broken

Take pictures (since I know you have an android, take a picture and use the photobucket app)

he has a desktop computer, too

it is broken

he has a desktop computer, too
so do I :D
Im also getting (once again I state this) the same exact computer when i get home from africa
CANT loving WAIT

so do I :D
Im also getting (once again I state this) the same exact computer when i get home from africa
CANT loving WAIT

you already posted this in the topic

it's just the caps-/numlock lights flashing slowly while nothing is happening.
TIP: it's giving you an error code

TIP: it's giving you an error code
I know; I looked it up. It's the error code for BIOS corruption.

No, it doesn't bring up the monitor, but according to the manual the blinks of the caps-/numlock lights say so. It happened just after I replaced the CPU fan because the old one refused to work.
I'm just gonna say that you shorted something out when you opened it up. If you didn't do anything else (hardware or software replace) then that will most likely be the issue.

Would probably be way too expensive for the quality, considering the general quality of HP products.
Implying that HP is bad quality.

I'm just gonna say that you shorted something out when you opened it up. If you didn't do anything else (hardware or software replace) then that will most likely be the issue.
:(

Any idea for stuff to do?

Implying that HP is bad quality.
Considering that I've had 2 out of 3 HP laptops break within 2 years of purchase, I'd say so.

Make sure all the parts inside are connected properly

HP DV6 series is infamous for hardware failure, so probably the mobo is dead.

HP DV6 series is infamous for hardware failure, so probably the mobo is dead.
I have no idea where you get this information

I have no idea where you get this information
Partially self experience, I bought a HP DV6 6c35dx and within a month the screen and wifi gave out on me.  I'm sending it out for repair as we speak.


BIOS is your starting point. You're screwed, unless you're under warranty. At which point you can send it back for a new board.

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1) ASUS, Sony
2) HP
3) Dell, Gateway, Compaq, Acer, eMachine, dozens of others