Recent content by dexterwiz

wrong advise but i would suggest you go through the service manual first...

First, to eliminate all your worries, get a 14" slim 40pin lcd screen and test if the issue is resolved because the LCD unit already has a problem due to the vertical lines. If you still have display issues, you will then also replace the lvds cable.

I guess due to the fall, the fan might have got bent due to pressure from the chasis. Consider replacing the fan to resolve the problem. If you think you can go the mile ahead and do repairs, try to access the fan, it is only held by 2 star screws, you can unscrew and remove it. try spinning the...

Does the issue occur while in BIOS mode? If yes, its a hardware issue, if NO, then try and update the main drivers like the gfx, chipset, BIOS etc.. Try and reconnect the LVDS cable at both ends and observe. If issue still occurs, then the issue may be between the LCD and LVDS unit and one of...

http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c01732674

1. Update the BIOS of the unit first and observe. 2. If BIOS update doesn't resolve, try a different charger and observe. 3. If issue is not resolved, then you will need to replace battery of the unit to resolve issue.

Option 1 -You can set the system fan in the BIOS to "Always on". This will enhance cooling and improve on the temperatures. Option 2 -Install a laptop cooler pad.

It uses an M.2 SSD Disk. You can upgrade from the 256GB to a higher capacity like 512GB or 1TB. Examples are as shown in the links below :) https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147567 https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147399 SATA is not supported...

Please provide Full model number.

Upgrade BIOS for unit Consider upgrading RAM to 8GB Laptop might require service and cleaning. Sometimes overheating of CPU/Chipset causes performance degrade. Clean and reapply fresh thermal paste.

Sometimes even new keyboard tend to have faults. I would still recommend testing with a another keyboard. If the issue persists even after replacing the keyboard, then the issue is coming from the system board. have it checked for corrosion or replaced to resolve the issue.

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What is the model of the laptop? What about when in BIOS mode? Does the touchpad and keyboard respond. To access the BIOS for HP use the following keys F1 - Options F9 - Select Boot Device F10 - BIOS

Not supported from the vendor since you will be forced to replace the PSU aswell. The vendor has a custom made PSU and I am pretty sure it wont support your gfx card. For now that is a no no. Here are my recommendations though since these cards have been certified by HP to be fully compatible...

Try to use the hot keys shortcut to extend the display to the monitor. If it works well and good. If it doesent, you will need to get another similar LCD unit and install. Update the BIOS of the unit so that it is current.