i dont know whats more broken,your laptop or your english...waving your figer around for over 3 minutes is a joke..you havent shown that youve done anything...you watched mixcacoms video and made your own video with their ideas..when you said "heat the whole main board???...no its only the video card..if your going to do something,do it right,not half ass.
people, he's talking about a reflow, lol. @nividia581, no offense, but before you tell people how to fix this problem, stop saying "pull it apart", etc.
Ive looked all over and cant find a similar black screen issue in which im having. the laptop turns on shows the HP screen then goes to a black screen with a blank on the top left of the screen which looks like i would be able to type something. this blank flashes a few times then the screen goes black. Anyone know whats going on here? it is a dv6000. Thank you
Just want to say it's not a myth or voodoo magic. There are Youtube videos showing the disassembly and some showing the heat gun technique. I did it using the heat gun on low for 4 min, then on high for 1 min (because nothing was melting so why not?) then tuned the board over and did 4 min on the back of the gpu. Double layer aluminum foil protecting all but the gpu. Take lots of images during disassembly. Replace the gpu foam pad spacer with a copper shim or the gpu will cont to overheat.
thats the old one they had recalls on the cause the heat sink went from the cpu over the graphics card then out to cooling i have the newer one and i pulled it apart and they seperated them and put the duo core cpu in it
this method by heating the video chip for 0-2 seconds is riski, but it worked for mein a dv 7000 hp. cover it wit aluminum just uncover the chip. after heating it dont move it for 15 minuts.
I have a dv 6000 i watched a few of these videos and thought well what the heck and what have i got to lose ,i pre heated the oven to 230 degrees place my motherboard in there for 9 mins let it cool place it back oin the casing connected the screen and guess what it worked.
I'm not sure if it's worth replacing the single chip. I'm quite computer savvy, but I would rather just buy a new motherboard than to try and re-seat the same (or new) chip. I suppose that, eventually, I'll get to that point ... but not yet. BTW, my issue is with an HP Pavilion dv7-1135nr notebook and everyone is correct that HP refuses to acknowledge that this is a wide spread issue with the all AMD dv# series notebooks.
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OK i have two problems with my dv6000, 1. no audio output device, 2. black screen rest of the laptop works. Now is this a easy fix or no? I heard this problem has to do with some kind of inverter but i have no clue plus laptop isn't really it was my brother whom passed awy so if my parents find out my ass is grass lol. pls help a brother out i'll do whatever it takes to fix this problem. I just hope the parts aren't very expensive to purchase. email me kevin_nieto2007@yahoo. com to help me.
Srry what happens to mine is its a hp pavillion dv6 and it turns on fine, all lights are on, hp logo comes up and I can get to startup menu but then after that it goes black but it still has light. I can still open the disk drive but clearly CDs don't work. I'm really pissed off about it cos there's stuff on there I don't want to lose. I have tried holding the on button for 60 sec with no power and that didn't work so if anyone has any ideas it would be great if you could help!
@gmanindy1997 I dont know how to help but go to amazon and buy an external hard drive port... you plug your hard drive into it and the usb cable into another computer and pull your stuff off... at least you would have your things
@gmanindy1997 I dont know how to help but go to amazon and buy an external hard drive port... you plug your hard drive into it and the usb cable into another computer and pull your stuff off... at least you would have your things
when i turn my laptop on it goes straight to a black screen with a blinking line at the top left corner, and it just stays there forever. any one knows how to fix it?
Yes, you just have to format your hard drive! and not just erase your files, but everything! You have to do that with a program called 'fdisk'. burn this on cd, put your cd in the laptop, set up in bios cd writer as first boot, then let it boot. just follow and format. when it is formatted, it will say that the system disk is invalid, just put in a windows 98 startup disk, boot it, let it do, after that, just install windows, and everything should work again.
I found out how to fix the screen...go to my page, type in cazooooooo in the search, and look for my video, you will thank me....no unscrew because your just screwing yourself...no heating up video chips, your just gonna burn your system PLEASE FOLLOW MY SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS....WILL WORK 100%
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they is another way to do this al you have to do is block the fan vent in the laptop for about 20 min 4 the graphic card 2 get get the soldier on the mainboard works good but it is not long lasting the name of it is reflow
LoL sooo... you want them to turn on a heat gun and use it on the "main board" for 10-15 minutes... and next he is going to make a video telling everyone if their laptop is slowing down all you need to do is take out the hard drive and stir fry it with carrots and teriyaki chicken.... computer wont power on? easy fix hook jumper cables from your cars battery to your processor... gray lines in your screen? drop your laptop in the bubble bath and then go download more RAM...
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the issue is the gpu gets so hot, all the expanding and contracting of the soldered pins to the board begin to disconnect. Heating it up will re-melt the solder and they will reattach to the pins on the gpu.
The issue is on the VGA chip and NOT between on the motherboard and the VGA chip .The definitive solution the VGA chip(if have southbridge too)change!!!
It's been a year since this was posted - does the computer it still work now? Those who fixed their computer using this method (or others similar found on youtube) does it last?
@rowee270 Of course not, but you never hear anyone about that!
Only replacing the chip with a new one will fix the real problem, but no one does that because they don't know what the hell they are doing. I replace 20+ chips a week, doing it the right way :)
Hey, yes, it sounds stupid, but I tried the one with covering mine up with a blanket or coat for about an hour, cooling for 15 min and it turned on! Problem is that it is not a permanent fix. It no longer works for me, but my piece of crap is useless now, so I may as well try this!
Try a copper shim to lower your gpu temps 15%. Only $5 and includes thermal paste. Search for "DV6000 Copper Shim" on ebay. Works with any HP TX1xxx/DVxxxx model or Compaq Vxxxx/Fxx models.
@duracell7777 same here, ive been trying to fix it but NOTHING works. ive tried so many things and watched so many videos but none of them help at all
Not a permanent fix. with the heat gun the temp of the cpu will not be the same throughout. You dont know if your hitting the ideal temp of 120 degrees and if your not your just repairing it temporally. You also risk damaging other components with the heat gun. The solder balls underneath will only be liquid on the outside but be cracked on the inside which will eventually work its way through the whole solder ball again.
My DV9000 make 3 beep on start and the screen stay black i find how to repair the chipset Nvidia of the hp pavillion dv9000 on this web site if it can help some one
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This is easily fixed by turning the laptop on and then quickly shutting the lid and then waiting for vista or 7 to start up. This will work but you will need to do it everytime you turn the computer on.
An extended warranty was put is place for some models , although my DV2500 was not on the very limited list . , it is the same issue . HP are trying to cop out . there are thousands of users that are unhappy as all have the same issue , bad design .
my serial number is 2ce8124453
DV2845se .
no boot no post .
any ideas , hp support bouncers said your not on the list .
He has the right idea, just sucks at explaining it. Some will not work though, on rare occasion the chip itself fails. Most will come around with a hot air reflow but really it's best left up to someone that is familiar with hot air reflow or you can seriously damage the board. To tear down go to HP.com and put in your model in the support search box, look for manuals and service manual will be there for download to help in teardown.
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Try my copper shim to lower you gpu temp and keep the no video problem away. Only $6 and comes with thermal paste free. Search for "dv6000 copper shim" on ebay.
"pretty much is not anyting to really know about, just take all the stuff, all the screws and all that, get the main board heat it up for about 15-20mins (seriously?? are you crazy?) around the video chip which should say nuh-vidia, make sure you put foil around the plastic places cuz it will melt, if you have comments you would like to like, would like to leave" lmao.
If anyone HONESTLY needs help..search the "mixcatcom" channel.Thats what this kid watched and is trying to pass off as his work
lmao, "rye next to see pee you is da nuh-vidia chip" its (en-vid-ee-uh) lmao "its gonna be rye around here (makes circle gestures with his finger) lmao. Please Please...dont post anymore videos..your killing us. If you think your helping anyone, your not. Your incapable of doing such a thing. Your not smart. So stop fooling yourself.
"uh, see if uh..it turns on and uh, as you can see mine worked, annnd...there it go" lmao.
i call BULLSHIT, you didnt do shit to your laptop, i bet nothing was even wrong with your laptop. you came across mixcats DIY video on how to resolder the BGA Video chip and you record yourself talking? you sound dumber than a rotten apple. your not convincing anyone that your capable of spelling your name lmao. poor guy. trying to feel important and smart off of someone elses accomplishment.
It's not so much hp's fault. It's more the nvidia graphics chipset. Nvidia has been known to produce mobile graphics chipsets that are very vulnerable to overheating issues. But its hp's fault for also not providing adequate cooling for the said mobile gpus. In another clip I saw that HP made it so that the gpu and cpu shared one copper heatsink. A very stupid way to cut back on costs!
nVidia should first recall all the Laptop GPU they have manufactured between 2004-2008 and refund all those people who bought them. After they officially admitted defects in packaging resulting in overheating and malfunctioning nVidia did absolutely nothing for consumers but they announced the shareholders that $200 mil were set aside for claims and warranties...and thats all.
I already joined the Class Action Lawsuit at hxxp://cases.milberg.com/nvidia/#usermessage17a ...replace xx with tt.
unless you really know what your doing I highly recommend that you do not do this... Just send it back to HP because if you don't know what you're doing and break something then you are screwed because this voids the warranty
LOL its funny how everyone sais he sucks, but in the end he's right, thats what the problem is and he's not the only one telling people this. good vid
Again, like I said sue HP. I got a few emails about this is my first time ever suing someone - it was the same for me. I sued HP, and that was my first time. Shit I was only 18. (Now I'm 19, but whatever.)
????????????????? WTF are you talking about, LMFAO, heat up the motherboard with a heat gun?????? the black screen is do to overheating and you want to apply more heat.........
yah man just heat up the motherboard and you definitely wont fry everything in the laptop. and feel of its hot with ur finger. molten solder. nice 1 numb-nuts. im surprised you could turn it on at all.
Shitty video but that's not the point I have one of these and my screen has done this before and I just left it alone for awhile and then it worked but just recently my screen has been turning everything that is on the screen green if u put it at a wrong angle I think it's just the hinges
touch it to see how hot it is? what a fucking dumb ass, yeah "if its pretty hot stop doing what your doing" and then get to the hospital with 1st degree burns. The human race amazes me sometimes, its inevitable thats someone like this guy will one day accidentally blow up the planet,
I sued HP and got back more than I paid for hte laptop. I only paid $15 to serve them with papers, and 3 weeks later they called me offering to settle.
If \you want to... just send me a message. I will give u info/help on suing HP.
@sushiserv it'll be great if you could give me a hand with suing them! But the thing is that I had a one year warranty and I have had this computer for over two years.
Every computer brand is crap, search on Dell, Gateway, Apple, Lenovo, Micron and you'll find someone with a problem with one of those brands too. The biggest problem is with Nvidia and their overheating Video chips. I'll take ATI over Nvidia every time.
Actually he was in the right ball park for mine I did essentially the same as this guy and it now works, I did not heat for 15mins but I used cooking foil with a hole cut out for the video chip and layed it over the board to protect the rest of the components and heated it with a heat gun for about 3 mins until the solder melted.
I find it very interesting that no one is mentioning the fact that in such cases, the solution to such issues is NOT necessarily the mother board, but the LCD INVERTER!!!!
@InnotechComputing how can you tell if it is the " LCD INVERTER" ? the problem I have got with my dv9000 is a black screen when start-up and the only way to get my laptop to start-up is to disable my nVidia 8600m gs driver, then it starts-up fine in using VgaSave driver at 1440 by 900 pix in highest 932 b it) but shit!
Please does anyone know what it could be wrong with it???
Considering that excessive heat kills computer components I cannot believe this worked. You are lucky you didn't melt something and really screw up your laptop.
After I tried many things to solve this problem I finally know how to solve it.
There are 2 options :
1. (BEST SOLUTION) Hold "fn" button and press "F4" key/button. (Fn + F4) -Let the PC power up and wait few seconds until the windows comes up, ( Wait tell the windows is logged in - in case of one user just wait 60 seconds ). -Press fn with F4 keys on the keyboard and the Screen will show up !! Done !
2. REMOVE BATTERY -Shutdown the PC, by holding the power button for 10 seconds. -Then remove the battery and replace it back. -Turn on the PC and now the screen will show up.
The issue with the DV2000, DV6000, DV9000, TX1000, F500, F700 laptops happens to be both your fan, video memory, and video card.
If you do not update these files, you will need to have a BGA reflow service to fix your chipsets to restore your wireless and video. What will happen is you will get no video, all blue lights, and the system will cycle on and off every 1 to 2 minutes.
@cucumber810 If it was fixed by hp then chances are they put in the same defective parts and its gonna fail again sooner or later. I would recommend you buy a chill mat. The things you put under it and have fans. Also you could make the internal fans run at all times. You could also underclock it to prevent it from overheating.
actually.. the board was just ordered in an hp service center, they guaranteed it new and i didnt send it to hp, just a manual change of board, by another technician, they bring the board here, and we fix it, not them, so, cooling pads are a big help? wish it could last for 2 yrs, im not that heavy user, even with lots of care, will it die?
I've heard of this before. The HP dv6000 and dv9000 laptops are renowned for it.
Have contacted HP but they told me to.......off (let's just say that they didn't care).
Will try it tomorrow and report back.
If it works (as I suspect it will), you're a hero. I guess the reason you're not working for a major Company is that you're worth more than minimum wage, but that's all the cretins will offer.
Hope you get where your going, realise what you're worth and have some along the way, to boot!
I have that modell too. It gets black screen sometimes when it boot up. It uses to disappear when I taps fn+f4, so it could be that it has locked it's self on an option from projector "One display only". If not it may be fixed with disc defragmentation.
Hay How do you know if hp is crap i have a hp Laptop and i never had any problem with it if you think hp is try installing windows 7 works great on hp laptop Because mine runs on windows 7 and it work's great So i say shutup and stop complaning about hp laptop!
wrap it up with blanket or something else while the laptop is running with open lid,cover just the keyboard and cover all the places from where air can circulate,wait for a while and when the area near the power button is hot ,turn it off and then on,if nothing happens then do it again,if it heats to much it should power off it self
I have two hp dv9000, they can turn on, but nothing show on the screen, called hp support, they have HP Limited Warranty Service Enhancement, but track is those 24 months count with you just buy, if you have one year warranty, you only get 12 months extend, HP know this is video chip problem, but they do not recall their products, after two years have all kind video problem come up!!!! HP don't care their customers!!!
For anyone interested, this week (Feb 2, 2010) Harbor Freight has 50% off Heat Guns - $10, and non-contact IR thermometers, regular $59, now $29. I bought both and ordered copper shims from ebay to do it again if (when) it quits. So far the penny with Arctic Silver is working and I used no heat. Maybe using heat will give me back WiFi, looking forward to trying it - meanwhile I'm practicing on trashed boards to find right heat settings.
Almost forgot to mention the use for the penny. Sorry, but I am writing this on very few hours of sleep. The use of the penny is to act as a shim between the nvidia chip, and heat sink to add 1 mm more down pressure on the chip. The reason, your Hp went back to black screen of death is probably because it was either not reflowed properly perhaps, or it just raised off the board again due to heat expansion with what I believe to be design flaw of the heat sink from hp. Tell us what happens. G.L
I did a 60 sec wide circular motion heat bath on the bottom of the board around the nvidia chip at low, and then did a wide circular motion heat bath on top of the board around the chip at low for 120 sec, then finally did a concentrated small circular heat bath directly around the edges of the chip for 180 sec with the first 20 secs on high, and then the last 160 sec on low. I didn't touch the board for thirty minutes. I hope some of this information might be helpful. Good luck.
After you get a real nice pre 1982 penny all nice and shiny. Make sure you clean all your previous thermal paste off the cpu, and nvidia gpu. Use rubbing alcohol 60% or better with q-tips, and clean the old thermal paste of the heat sink too. The heat guns out there vary in output temperature. I used one that operated 636F on low, and 1000F on high. Look up your model of heat gun, and see what it puts out if you don't know. I didn't heat mine for ten minutes. I heated it for 5 in three stages.
HOLY COW... worst video ever made on how to fix anything ever...
TheEconomist79 1 week ago 2
i dont know whats more broken,your laptop or your english...waving your figer around for over 3 minutes is a joke..you havent shown that youve done anything...you watched mixcacoms video and made your own video with their ideas..when you said "heat the whole main board???...no its only the video card..if your going to do something,do it right,not half ass.
100chuckjones 2 weeks ago
lol omg this is horrible shit im not a tech and i could give a better tutorial
GiozRockin 2 weeks ago
does not work
5353andy 2 weeks ago
people, he's talking about a reflow, lol. @nividia581, no offense, but before you tell people how to fix this problem, stop saying "pull it apart", etc.
thefallofmaxpayne 3 weeks ago
yes, i did the same thing with my laptop hp and worked. thks.
ROBECABAL 3 weeks ago
"Put it apart" REALLY???? What an idiot!
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Ive looked all over and cant find a similar black screen issue in which im having. the laptop turns on shows the HP screen then goes to a black screen with a blank on the top left of the screen which looks like i would be able to type something. this blank flashes a few times then the screen goes black. Anyone know whats going on here? it is a dv6000. Thank you
Craqerzrus 3 months ago
Just want to say it's not a myth or voodoo magic. There are Youtube videos showing the disassembly and some showing the heat gun technique. I did it using the heat gun on low for 4 min, then on high for 1 min (because nothing was melting so why not?) then tuned the board over and did 4 min on the back of the gpu. Double layer aluminum foil protecting all but the gpu. Take lots of images during disassembly. Replace the gpu foam pad spacer with a copper shim or the gpu will cont to overheat.
coastdownhills 3 months ago
omg lol you'll get better results if u do a step by step tutorial instead of saying and wiggling your fingers
DoomLord110 3 months ago
TIM THE TOOL MAN
YummYumYumY 4 months ago
thats the old one they had recalls on the cause the heat sink went from the cpu over the graphics card then out to cooling i have the newer one and i pulled it apart and they seperated them and put the duo core cpu in it
lildevilchild23 4 months ago
this method by heating the video chip for 0-2 seconds is riski, but it worked for mein a dv 7000 hp. cover it wit aluminum just uncover the chip. after heating it dont move it for 15 minuts.
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I have a dv 6000 i watched a few of these videos and thought well what the heck and what have i got to lose ,i pre heated the oven to 230 degrees place my motherboard in there for 9 mins let it cool place it back oin the casing connected the screen and guess what it worked.
50334 4 months ago
This is a misleading title, and this didnt help me and probably no one else.
ReCkLeSsErr0r 5 months ago
I'm not sure if it's worth replacing the single chip. I'm quite computer savvy, but I would rather just buy a new motherboard than to try and re-seat the same (or new) chip. I suppose that, eventually, I'll get to that point ... but not yet. BTW, my issue is with an HP Pavilion dv7-1135nr notebook and everyone is correct that HP refuses to acknowledge that this is a wide spread issue with the all AMD dv# series notebooks.
jemihami 5 months ago
yeh bro im gunna melt my video card...
cc6726able 5 months ago
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precisiondivisionfla 6 months ago
I KNEW there was something wrong with my Video card! But I'm not going to fix it myself, I'll kill my PC...
Sui0kagamine 6 months ago
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every problem is on a hp
simon61226 6 months ago
OK i have two problems with my dv6000, 1. no audio output device, 2. black screen rest of the laptop works. Now is this a easy fix or no? I heard this problem has to do with some kind of inverter but i have no clue plus laptop isn't really it was my brother whom passed awy so if my parents find out my ass is grass lol. pls help a brother out i'll do whatever it takes to fix this problem. I just hope the parts aren't very expensive to purchase. email me kevin_nieto2007@yahoo. com to help me.
kskate91 7 months ago
Srry what happens to mine is its a hp pavillion dv6 and it turns on fine, all lights are on, hp logo comes up and I can get to startup menu but then after that it goes black but it still has light. I can still open the disk drive but clearly CDs don't work. I'm really pissed off about it cos there's stuff on there I don't want to lose. I have tried holding the on button for 60 sec with no power and that didn't work so if anyone has any ideas it would be great if you could help!
gmanindy1997 7 months ago
@gmanindy1997 I dont know how to help but go to amazon and buy an external hard drive port... you plug your hard drive into it and the usb cable into another computer and pull your stuff off... at least you would have your things
kduke47 7 months ago
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@gmanindy1997 I dont know how to help but go to amazon and buy an external hard drive port... you plug your hard drive into it and the usb cable into another computer and pull your stuff off... at least you would have your things
kduke47 7 months ago
What happens to mine is it's an hp pavilion dv6 and I can turn it on fine everythings normal. Hp logo comes up I can get to startup
gmanindy1997 7 months ago
what a clown
ELQUITO12 8 months ago
I have dv9000 and my screen ain't black but it's still the worst computer I've had.
Joachover18 8 months ago
my hp latop have a black scrren but its differnt.
when i turn my laptop on it goes straight to a black screen with a blinking line at the top left corner, and it just stays there forever. any one knows how to fix it?
please help
911noobster 8 months ago
@911noobster
Yes, you just have to format your hard drive! and not just erase your files, but everything! You have to do that with a program called 'fdisk'. burn this on cd, put your cd in the laptop, set up in bios cd writer as first boot, then let it boot. just follow and format. when it is formatted, it will say that the system disk is invalid, just put in a windows 98 startup disk, boot it, let it do, after that, just install windows, and everything should work again.
DJOEFn 8 months ago
@DJOEFn where can i get fdisk?
911noobster 8 months ago
stupid fuck lmao
n8421118 8 months ago
I found out how to fix the screen...go to my page, type in cazooooooo in the search, and look for my video, you will thank me....no unscrew because your just screwing yourself...no heating up video chips, your just gonna burn your system PLEASE FOLLOW MY SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS....WILL WORK 100%
cazooooooo 9 months ago
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precisiondivisionfla 9 months ago
they is another way to do this al you have to do is block the fan vent in the laptop for about 20 min 4 the graphic card 2 get get the soldier on the mainboard works good but it is not long lasting the name of it is reflow
boosthead3 9 months ago
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whatuwantme4 9 months ago
fuck you moron
PreySim 10 months ago
payaso.....
hudsonman74 10 months ago
LoL sooo... you want them to turn on a heat gun and use it on the "main board" for 10-15 minutes... and next he is going to make a video telling everyone if their laptop is slowing down all you need to do is take out the hard drive and stir fry it with carrots and teriyaki chicken.... computer wont power on? easy fix hook jumper cables from your cars battery to your processor... gray lines in your screen? drop your laptop in the bubble bath and then go download more RAM...
yunggawd 10 months ago
@yunggawd wow nice comment bro i was laughing for about 10-15 minutes... seriously... =]
cc6726able 9 months ago
this shit really works thank you nividia581.................thanks
elpapituyo2 11 months ago
/watch?v=bnkQNmKauEc&feature=related this guys is showing you how to
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remotelister 11 months ago
right after he said "put it apart" i stopped watching
RobAndTot 11 months ago 51
@RobAndTot the guy is trying to help but you are 100000000000000% right man
ADIDJ 7 months ago
@RobAndTot lolol... that's funny but he said pull it apart, obviously he has an accent... Funny though...
danszimmy07 4 months ago
i am going to show a car on street and tell u on how they made it. u maybe never seen a pc opened
Edsilvacunha 1 year ago
not worth the effort you can't guarantee its going to last just sounds like a temp solotuon.
slinkydonkey 1 year ago
the issue is the gpu gets so hot, all the expanding and contracting of the soldered pins to the board begin to disconnect. Heating it up will re-melt the solder and they will reattach to the pins on the gpu.
jeffokada81 1 year ago
@jeffokada81
It is not correct!
The issue is on the VGA chip and NOT between on the motherboard and the VGA chip .The definitive solution the VGA chip(if have southbridge too)change!!!
I am a notebook serviceman so I know the truth.
Bye!
MrAlbi31 1 year ago
this guy is retarded
TheASG2010 1 year ago
Get a He-Gun!
slackery 1 year ago
Can I use a blow torch if i don't have a heat gun?
gatewaysolo104 1 year ago
I gues this guy doesn't know what BGA rework is...
ernieerniez 1 year ago
It's been a year since this was posted - does the computer it still work now? Those who fixed their computer using this method (or others similar found on youtube) does it last?
rowee270 1 year ago
@rowee270 Of course not, but you never hear anyone about that!
Only replacing the chip with a new one will fix the real problem, but no one does that because they don't know what the hell they are doing. I replace 20+ chips a week, doing it the right way :)
DukeFawks 1 year ago
@DukeFawks so you get 60 dv9000s every week with the same problem?
slinkydonkey 1 year ago
@slinkydonkey
Actually 70% of the motherboard repairs are Nvidia failures at the moment. At around 40 machines a week you can figure it out :)
DukeFawks 1 year ago
@DukeFawks wow you must be taking on pc world over there shame ive never heard of your company or you...
slinkydonkey 1 year ago
@DukeFawks
I accept with you.
MrAlbi31 1 year ago
@duracell7777
Hey, yes, it sounds stupid, but I tried the one with covering mine up with a blanket or coat for about an hour, cooling for 15 min and it turned on! Problem is that it is not a permanent fix. It no longer works for me, but my piece of crap is useless now, so I may as well try this!
pls1024 1 year ago
@pls1024
Well..that was stupid.Try what?This guy doesn`t show anything.Try search again for a solution or go to a service.
duracell7777 1 year ago
Try a copper shim to lower your gpu temps 15%. Only $5 and includes thermal paste. Search for "DV6000 Copper Shim" on ebay. Works with any HP TX1xxx/DVxxxx model or Compaq Vxxxx/Fxx models.
chips2481 1 year ago
bullshit man you are noob and go to scooooooolllll
TECCOMPUTERS 1 year ago
Copper shims can be very damaging to GPUs. Modern GPUs have no thermal interface material to protect them from being crushed by a shim.
I'm sure that chips2381 means well. I really do. But I can't agree that a shim is an appropriate solution for this issue.
To learn more, please see the Q & A located at PrecisionDivision . com
Listen, shims are great for other things - southbridges,desktops - there's plenty of reason to buy shims - but this isn't one of them.
geeksarenotcool 1 year ago
GEEZ dude!no doubt ur a total idiot BUT i love that headset
austinpowerz18 1 year ago
If you live in Manchester UK and you have the Nvida chip problem get a quote from me.
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LaptopRepair0161 1 year ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to type this onto a blog, instead of posting a video of nothing, full of mumbling?
DTownzz 1 year ago
@duracell7777 same here, ive been trying to fix it but NOTHING works. ive tried so many things and watched so many videos but none of them help at all
SalsaG93 1 year ago
FUCK U
zakaria1205 1 year ago
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Try my copper shim and lower your gpu temps 15%. Only $5 and comes with thermal paste free. Search for "dv9000 Copper Shim" on ebay.
trad209 1 year ago
Dude ur not showing anything to anyone, for all this video shows u never even opened ur laptop... -__-
MirrowPR 1 year ago
Not a permanent fix. with the heat gun the temp of the cpu will not be the same throughout. You dont know if your hitting the ideal temp of 120 degrees and if your not your just repairing it temporally. You also risk damaging other components with the heat gun. The solder balls underneath will only be liquid on the outside but be cracked on the inside which will eventually work its way through the whole solder ball again.
lasttarget 1 year ago
Try my copper shim to lower gpu temps in hp dv series laptop 15%. Only $5 and comes with thermal paste free. Search for "dv6000 copper shim" on ebay.
chips2481 1 year ago
i agree this guys video says HOW TO not TELL YOU HOW I DID IT....fuckin waste of time
liljoker062000 1 year ago
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Try my copper shim instead of a penny. It is a perfect fit and only $5. Comes with thermal paste free. Search for "dv6000 copper shim on ebay".
chips2481 1 year ago
Hmm....
I humped mine and it started to wine for a bit but then it worked again... :B
TTHHHAANKSSS
Sobe0047 1 year ago
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My DV9000 make 3 beep on start and the screen stay black i find how to repair the chipset Nvidia of the hp pavillion dv9000 on this web site if it can help some one
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danielpioche 1 year ago
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danielpioche 1 year ago
This is easily fixed by turning the laptop on and then quickly shutting the lid and then waiting for vista or 7 to start up. This will work but you will need to do it everytime you turn the computer on.
n33dallhelp 1 year ago 7
@n33dallhelp This works!!!!!!!!!!
jnelson1974 1 year ago
@n33dallhelp Quickly shutting the lid?What is lid?
gillesding 1 year ago
@n33dallhelp THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! IT WORKED!!! MARRY ME!
bradskaallama 5 months ago
@bradskaallama haha ;)
n33dallhelp 5 months ago
@n33dallhelp thank you so much, you save my life (hahaha) I really appreciated that you share the solution with us, thank you very much!!!
elianenegrete 5 months ago
I do have hp mine is windows 7 and never had any problem
Chickenbandana 1 year ago
i got the same computer AND headphones
mrman123321 1 year ago
DV2500 , aka DV2000 AKA DV2845SE
An extended warranty was put is place for some models , although my DV2500 was not on the very limited list . , it is the same issue . HP are trying to cop out . there are thousands of users that are unhappy as all have the same issue , bad design .
my serial number is 2ce8124453
DV2845se .
no boot no post .
any ideas , hp support bouncers said your not on the list .
seachellexxx 1 year ago
He has the right idea, just sucks at explaining it. Some will not work though, on rare occasion the chip itself fails. Most will come around with a hot air reflow but really it's best left up to someone that is familiar with hot air reflow or you can seriously damage the board. To tear down go to HP.com and put in your model in the support search box, look for manuals and service manual will be there for download to help in teardown.
rhblakeman 1 year ago
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CommercialBreakProd 1 year ago
Yes, and if I can replace it myself I will save $300.00. How do I go about relacing this on a hp Pavilion 9100?
hundaross 1 year ago
stupid....
frankie834 1 year ago
Try my copper shim to lower you gpu temp and keep the no video problem away. Only $6 and comes with thermal paste free. Search for "dv6000 copper shim" on ebay.
chips2481 1 year ago
"pretty much is not anyting to really know about, just take all the stuff, all the screws and all that, get the main board heat it up for about 15-20mins (seriously?? are you crazy?) around the video chip which should say nuh-vidia, make sure you put foil around the plastic places cuz it will melt, if you have comments you would like to like, would like to leave" lmao.
If anyone HONESTLY needs help..search the "mixcatcom" channel.Thats what this kid watched and is trying to pass off as his work
japawaiian 1 year ago
lmao, "rye next to see pee you is da nuh-vidia chip" its (en-vid-ee-uh) lmao "its gonna be rye around here (makes circle gestures with his finger) lmao. Please Please...dont post anymore videos..your killing us. If you think your helping anyone, your not. Your incapable of doing such a thing. Your not smart. So stop fooling yourself.
"uh, see if uh..it turns on and uh, as you can see mine worked, annnd...there it go" lmao.
japawaiian 1 year ago
i call BULLSHIT, you didnt do shit to your laptop, i bet nothing was even wrong with your laptop. you came across mixcats DIY video on how to resolder the BGA Video chip and you record yourself talking? you sound dumber than a rotten apple. your not convincing anyone that your capable of spelling your name lmao. poor guy. trying to feel important and smart off of someone elses accomplishment.
japawaiian 1 year ago
10-15 min. on 700 degrees, is probably hot, but make sure you touch it to make sure it is hot!.....
poof0poop 1 year ago
It's not so much hp's fault. It's more the nvidia graphics chipset. Nvidia has been known to produce mobile graphics chipsets that are very vulnerable to overheating issues. But its hp's fault for also not providing adequate cooling for the said mobile gpus. In another clip I saw that HP made it so that the gpu and cpu shared one copper heatsink. A very stupid way to cut back on costs!
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TomBuckers 1 year ago
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Bonjour
j'ai utilisé les explications de ce site : "blogger-astuces-pc-portable" sur blogspot.com pour mener à bien la réparation de mon hp pavilion dv9000
ça à marché du premier coup ,effectivement il faut chauffer le chipset
danielpioche 1 year ago
hail toshiba
elbruno28 1 year ago
Check out the link (class action lawsuit), and stay tuned...
glennjr15 1 year ago
You can repair this issue and its not to tough to do.. Check out my video on this repair. I have step by step plans to fix this issue.
Good luck!
-Pete
mixcatcom 1 year ago
We offer Video Repair for $69 including return shipping.
Ebay item number: 260595095107
muzamea 1 year ago
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nVidia should first recall all the Laptop GPU they have manufactured between 2004-2008 and refund all those people who bought them. After they officially admitted defects in packaging resulting in overheating and malfunctioning nVidia did absolutely nothing for consumers but they announced the shareholders that $200 mil were set aside for claims and warranties...and thats all.
I already joined the Class Action Lawsuit at hxxp://cases.milberg.com/nvidia/#usermessage17a ...replace xx with tt.
shaggythemaster 1 year ago
unless you really know what your doing I highly recommend that you do not do this... Just send it back to HP because if you don't know what you're doing and break something then you are screwed because this voids the warranty
full165 1 year ago
i have this computer but the screen is broken is possible to change it??
BuBuCrYsTYNa 1 year ago
Try my copper shim to greatly lower your gpu temps. Only $6 and comes with free thermal paste. Search for "dv6000 copper shim" on ebay.
chips2481 1 year ago 2
hp stands for horse poop
cornholio777 1 year ago
LOL its funny how everyone sais he sucks, but in the end he's right, thats what the problem is and he's not the only one telling people this. good vid
duff5000 1 year ago
u should honestly commit suicide, like that is the most useless garbage on youtube, i only watched a minute of it too
3peace3 1 year ago
Again, like I said sue HP. I got a few emails about this is my first time ever suing someone - it was the same for me. I sued HP, and that was my first time. Shit I was only 18. (Now I'm 19, but whatever.)
sushiserv 1 year ago
????????????????? WTF are you talking about, LMFAO, heat up the motherboard with a heat gun?????? the black screen is do to overheating and you want to apply more heat.........
noriushavok 1 year ago
@noriushavok
i have this laptop all you do is take out the battery. lol
weatherman202 1 year ago
yah man just heat up the motherboard and you definitely wont fry everything in the laptop. and feel of its hot with ur finger. molten solder. nice 1 numb-nuts. im surprised you could turn it on at all.
lostbutnotforgotten3 1 year ago
yeah kill your self
Megamove001 1 year ago
Shitty video but that's not the point I have one of these and my screen has done this before and I just left it alone for awhile and then it worked but just recently my screen has been turning everything that is on the screen green if u put it at a wrong angle I think it's just the hinges
ImpaledRaibow 1 year ago
it works, one try only!
thecanm 1 year ago
oh yes, it works for me, one shot only!
thecanm 1 year ago
touch it to see how hot it is? what a fucking dumb ass, yeah "if its pretty hot stop doing what your doing" and then get to the hospital with 1st degree burns. The human race amazes me sometimes, its inevitable thats someone like this guy will one day accidentally blow up the planet,
babyplaze 1 year ago
I thought it's "NVIDIA" not "NIVIDIA"...
YoutuJ3eJ3lows 1 year ago
Dude.WTF.R u on crack
mickeygovender 1 year ago 2
why don't you show avideo where you actually show how to do the job?? because thsi doesn;t help at all dude
bksnoopy 1 year ago
WTF are you talking about?
PimpSnooky7 1 year ago
this is the stupidest video ever , this guy doesnt even know what he did ..
mjp5318 1 year ago
why don't you show avideo where you actually show how to do the job or do something ?? because thsi doesn;t help at all dude
bksnoopy 1 year ago
I sued HP and got back more than I paid for hte laptop. I only paid $15 to serve them with papers, and 3 weeks later they called me offering to settle.
If \you want to... just send me a message. I will give u info/help on suing HP.
sushiserv 1 year ago
@sushiserv it'll be great if you could give me a hand with suing them! But the thing is that I had a one year warranty and I have had this computer for over two years.
TheDreamoftomorrow 1 year ago
Every computer brand is crap, search on Dell, Gateway, Apple, Lenovo, Micron and you'll find someone with a problem with one of those brands too. The biggest problem is with Nvidia and their overheating Video chips. I'll take ATI over Nvidia every time.
Randyincv 1 year ago
my 2 years old laptop stop working. never buy hp again.
happyboyy8k 1 year ago
Actually he was in the right ball park for mine I did essentially the same as this guy and it now works, I did not heat for 15mins but I used cooking foil with a hole cut out for the video chip and layed it over the board to protect the rest of the components and heated it with a heat gun for about 3 mins until the solder melted.
FireballXL55 1 year ago
make it melt?
hobosapiensapien2 1 year ago
My screen broke. CRAZZY !
bosanac747 1 year ago
i'm trippin cuz all these expensive hp laptops & my 500.00 g60 is better probably must ..lol
kaveack 1 year ago
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your a fucking moron for posting this. You explained nothing visually, you pointed at your fucking keyboard, go die.
crimsonlung 1 year ago
your a fucking moron for posting this. You explained nothing visually, you pointed at your fucking keyboard, go die.
crimsonlung 1 year ago
in other words solder the graphic card back into place
bluewind12345 1 year ago
i have same problem but still dont work
mercenaruxx 1 year ago
until it melts?
maxa07 1 year ago
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chips2481 1 year ago
This guy is an ID10T!!!!
InnotechComputing 1 year ago 30
@InnotechComputing
this guy sounds like an HP call center/customer service agent...
danpesantes 1 year ago
@InnotechComputing
Yes, and crasy.. You need to atatch like 200 celsius to get it right done.
Other wise his dameging his computer.
DraaxDard 1 year ago
I find it very interesting that no one is mentioning the fact that in such cases, the solution to such issues is NOT necessarily the mother board, but the LCD INVERTER!!!!
InnotechComputing 1 year ago
@InnotechComputing how can you tell if it is the " LCD INVERTER" ? the problem I have got with my dv9000 is a black screen when start-up and the only way to get my laptop to start-up is to disable my nVidia 8600m gs driver, then it starts-up fine in using VgaSave driver at 1440 by 900 pix in highest 932 b it) but shit!
Please does anyone know what it could be wrong with it???
thanks
MarcADenham 1 year ago
@MarcADenham simple your video chip needs reflowing check on ebay does it for £55
fartyassuk 1 year ago
Considering that excessive heat kills computer components I cannot believe this worked. You are lucky you didn't melt something and really screw up your laptop.
AtomicProjects 1 year ago
I have thea solution !
After I tried many things to solve this problem I finally know how to solve it.
There are 2 options :
1. (BEST SOLUTION) Hold "fn" button and press "F4" key/button. (Fn + F4) -Let the PC power up and wait few seconds until the windows comes up, ( Wait tell the windows is logged in - in case of one user just wait 60 seconds ). -Press fn with F4 keys on the keyboard and the Screen will show up !! Done !
MyUserInUtube 1 year ago
2. REMOVE BATTERY -Shutdown the PC, by holding the power button for 10 seconds. -Then remove the battery and replace it back. -Turn on the PC and now the screen will show up.
MyUserInUtube 1 year ago
That doesnt work i've tried it a million times.
bigbreco21 1 year ago
The issue with the DV2000, DV6000, DV9000, TX1000, F500, F700 laptops happens to be both your fan, video memory, and video card.
If you do not update these files, you will need to have a BGA reflow service to fix your chipsets to restore your wireless and video. What will happen is you will get no video, all blue lights, and the system will cycle on and off every 1 to 2 minutes.
Check Doubleclickittofixit on Google to fix it.
BGAReflow 1 year ago
did you heat the back side of the board or the front side of the board or did you do both
krazyboychopper 1 year ago
i had my board changed. any advice on how to take care of it?
cucumber810 1 year ago
@cucumber810 If it was fixed by hp then chances are they put in the same defective parts and its gonna fail again sooner or later. I would recommend you buy a chill mat. The things you put under it and have fans. Also you could make the internal fans run at all times. You could also underclock it to prevent it from overheating.
diablogo5 1 year ago
actually.. the board was just ordered in an hp service center, they guaranteed it new and i didnt send it to hp, just a manual change of board, by another technician, they bring the board here, and we fix it, not them, so, cooling pads are a big help? wish it could last for 2 yrs, im not that heavy user, even with lots of care, will it die?
cucumber810 1 year ago
and how will i set the fan in forever mode?
cucumber810 1 year ago
the internal ones
cucumber810 1 year ago
just had my board changed, pls tell me how to take care of it
cucumber810 1 year ago
I've heard of this before. The HP dv6000 and dv9000 laptops are renowned for it.
Have contacted HP but they told me to.......off (let's just say that they didn't care).
Will try it tomorrow and report back.
If it works (as I suspect it will), you're a hero. I guess the reason you're not working for a major Company is that you're worth more than minimum wage, but that's all the cretins will offer.
Hope you get where your going, realise what you're worth and have some along the way, to boot!
5ebD 1 year ago
it railly works
stijnyvc 1 year ago
The issue with the DV9000 laptops happens to be both your fan, video memory, and video card.
If you update your BIOS that will help with the overheating, and update your video card drivers directly from Nvidia for the GO6150 series.
If you do not update these files, you will need to have a BGA reflow service to fix your chipsets to restore your wireless and video.
Check doubleclickittofixit com for tips to fix them
BGAReflow 1 year ago
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BGAReflow 1 year ago
thank u this worked 4 me but i used a hair dryer so yes it does work with a hair dryer
TheHybridMyth 1 year ago
I have that modell too. It gets black screen sometimes when it boot up. It uses to disappear when I taps fn+f4, so it could be that it has locked it's self on an option from projector "One display only". If not it may be fixed with disc defragmentation.
janb93 1 year ago
HP is crap
Drugotopia 2 years ago 23
Hay How do you know if hp is crap i have a hp Laptop and i never had any problem with it if you think hp is try installing windows 7 works great on hp laptop Because mine runs on windows 7 and it work's great So i say shutup and stop complaning about hp laptop!
Chickenbandana 1 year ago
@Chickenbandana Hate to argue but HP -IS- crap.
rhblakeman 1 year ago
Can we use Hair Dryer?
hasanjohnh 2 years ago
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DreamsofMajesty 2 years ago
i cover mine with clothes or something else for a while and its starts working :) Mine has the 3time beeps problem with the display
PepiSchmeichel 2 years ago
wait wait wait!!! what do u do?
annonomass369 2 years ago
wrap it up with blanket or something else while the laptop is running with open lid,cover just the keyboard and cover all the places from where air can circulate,wait for a while and when the area near the power button is hot ,turn it off and then on,if nothing happens then do it again,if it heats to much it should power off it self
PepiSchmeichel 2 years ago
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I have two hp dv9000, they can turn on, but nothing show on the screen, called hp support, they have HP Limited Warranty Service Enhancement, but track is those 24 months count with you just buy, if you have one year warranty, you only get 12 months extend, HP know this is video chip problem, but they do not recall their products, after two years have all kind video problem come up!!!! HP don't care their customers!!!
chenjq88 2 years ago
For anyone interested, this week (Feb 2, 2010) Harbor Freight has 50% off Heat Guns - $10, and non-contact IR thermometers, regular $59, now $29. I bought both and ordered copper shims from ebay to do it again if (when) it quits. So far the penny with Arctic Silver is working and I used no heat. Maybe using heat will give me back WiFi, looking forward to trying it - meanwhile I'm practicing on trashed boards to find right heat settings.
jimjones45 2 years ago
hey i did what u said do u have to use a heat gun?
or can u use a hair dryer?
i use the hair dryer and the fan started to turn on but the screen dident
anthonylokote 2 years ago
Almost forgot to mention the use for the penny. Sorry, but I am writing this on very few hours of sleep. The use of the penny is to act as a shim between the nvidia chip, and heat sink to add 1 mm more down pressure on the chip. The reason, your Hp went back to black screen of death is probably because it was either not reflowed properly perhaps, or it just raised off the board again due to heat expansion with what I believe to be design flaw of the heat sink from hp. Tell us what happens. G.L
chrisnotbad 2 years ago
I did a 60 sec wide circular motion heat bath on the bottom of the board around the nvidia chip at low, and then did a wide circular motion heat bath on top of the board around the chip at low for 120 sec, then finally did a concentrated small circular heat bath directly around the edges of the chip for 180 sec with the first 20 secs on high, and then the last 160 sec on low. I didn't touch the board for thirty minutes. I hope some of this information might be helpful. Good luck.
chrisnotbad 2 years ago
After you get a real nice pre 1982 penny all nice and shiny. Make sure you clean all your previous thermal paste off the cpu, and nvidia gpu. Use rubbing alcohol 60% or better with q-tips, and clean the old thermal paste of the heat sink too. The heat guns out there vary in output temperature. I used one that operated 636F on low, and 1000F on high. Look up your model of heat gun, and see what it puts out if you don't know. I didn't heat mine for ten minutes. I heated it for 5 in three stages.
chrisnotbad 2 years ago