HP DV6000 series problems

I FIXED MINE READ THIS. Speakers won't work power button hard to get to work, no sound. UPDATE:1.Remove battery pack and remove 3 silver and 2 black screws.




2.Remove the cover for the ram and you sould see a black screw wid a keybard logo beside it remove that and then flip over the laptop.
3.Carefully pull up the speaker panel and slide out the keyboard then disconnect it.
4. the left skinny ribbon cable is the faulty one. carefully unplug the bit that connects to the power button and snip of the dead trace and leave a bit or fresh silver trace on the cable, Reconnect everything.

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• hp
• dv6000
• series
• no
• sound
• power
• button
• not
• working
• speakers

[estnobcar]

i try to put some pressure next to the button but mine doesn't sound. I have the same problem, my speakers dont work and my power button doesnt light up and i have to push it reeally hard to power up the computer. Would the solution you write in the video still work? im afraid of opening the laptop since i know nothing about connections and stuff

[slicer17]

@estnobcar yes it would but you might need a whole to strip if its that bad, if you don't know anything about it write down whats in the info and take it to a computer repair guy and show them, they shouldn't charge to much to fix it

[oldskoolio]

my sound device driver disappears and randomly comes back could this be a faulty wire/motherboard or is it more software related? tried recovery and installing newer ones..

[pacquiaovsmarquezIV]

This is a very "present" video. =p

[acharylee77z]

This video went viral on Pakistan

[TheBasscompany]

Broken flatcable

[Drummer22b]

Dv6000s suck fat cock. I had to send my back 5 times abd it just broke again

[Lboogie501]

same problem. The short is in the same place. Good discovery;)

I will try this repair and report back. Thanks.

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[jayge1991]

there's a chip for the power button on ebay, 20-30 bucks, easy to replace, just take out the 3 screws in the battery compartment and pull up the speaker\multimedia control panel up and replace the small chip on the left side. took me about 10 minutes for that and a video cable to the screen

[POITER14]

@marcusjhung so had i but you just wait itll fuck up eventually, probably in this way

[POITER14]

@smn8782 thought exactly the same with mine and then this happened