Dv6000 pavillon bootup issue

I have a hp pavillion dv6000 s/n CNF72501HS with windows vista home premium
It takes awhile to bootup
First message I got on bootup
error
0271 check datae and time settings
warning
0251: system cmos checksum bad - default
press <f1> to resume, <f10> to setup
hit f10 fixed the time, went into the diagnostics ran the self-test on the hard
get this message maybe a minute or two test status #1 - 07 Fail
let me know if there is any bad info regarding this model
I am assuming the first issue could be a bad cmos chip
thanks

Dv6000's are well known for all kinds of motherboard issues and failures.
You might consider sending it in for repairs
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Symptoms may include the following:
Weird colored screen (grey, green, red etc..
Scrambled or pixelated screen
Divided split screen (2 screens up to 12 split screens)
Screen black however backlit
Screen black with no backlight however blue lights come on the quickplay panel
Turns on then shuts off immediatly
Turns on and beeps 3 times (1 long and 2 short)
Turns on, black screen and keeps restarting by itself
White or grey screen sometimes with horizontal lines
Press power button and nothing happens what so ever (seems dead) (mostly on DV2000 models)
Intel models boot to backlight but no screen
Cant load Nvidia driver, can only run in VGA mode
Screen works but no WiFi (does not show up in device manager)

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System -Notebook Hp pavilion dv6000 GPU- NVidia Geforce 8400 MGS
P/d- FM428EA#ABU
S/n-[edited]
Model-dv6920ea
Place of Purchase-United Kingdom.
Operating System: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit (6.3, Build 9600) (9600.winblue_gdr.130913-2141)
Language: English (Regional Setting: English)
System Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard
System Model: HP Pavilion dv6700 Notebook PC
BIOS: Ver 1.00PARTTBL
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T5750 @ 2.00GHz (2 CPUs), ~2.0GHz
Memory: 4096MB RAM
Available OS Memory: 4094MB RAM
Page File: 1760MB used, 3742MB available
Windows Dir: C:\Windows
DirectX Version: DirectX 11
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1. Black Screen at startup.
2. No automatic booting.
3. FN key used to proceed booting.
4. Monitor lid close and open brings back the display.
5. Display goes frequently, brought back by lid close and open.
6. Not more than 1200 x 768 display resolution available
Please tell me how to fix this problem.
Best Regards
Mehroz

Hi Mehroz,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have read your thread on your HP Pavilion dv6920ea Notebook and getting errors on startup. Try performing a hard reset.
When performing a hard reset please note remove any and all USB devices, and remove memory cards from the card reader slot. Disconnect all non-essential devices.
If that does not help try to turn on the computer you start to press F11 repeatedly till the menu opens. You can do a system restore. The HP Support Assistant will help you keep the computer software and drivers up to date.
The final thing you should try is to restore the BIOS defaults.
Hope this helps you.
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Mid '09 MBP bootup issue - flashing folder; possibly a fried drive?

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This is my first post here. Today my 14 month old MBP 15-incher froze in the middle of some casual browsing/iTunes listening and decided to not respond to any mouse or keyboard input. I gave it some time to figure itself out and then after about 5 minutes of nothing, decided to force a shutdown by cutting power (10 second power button hold). Then upon my next boot the computer gives the chime, shows the grey screen (no  logo), does nothing for ca. a minute and a half and then presents me with the glorious flashing questionmark-folder-whatever logo. Just great.
I reset the PRAM (option + command + p + r), tried Safe Booting (shift + boot), tried forcing the laptop to boot into the default os x drive/partition (x + boot), tried booting with GUI boot location selector (option + boot) and, when all mentioned practices failed, inserted a retail copy of snow leopard and booted the machine to the ODD.
Disk Utility confirmed my fears: the main HD has no partitions and the "First Aid" tab can't verify or repair the disk.
Help me out here, guys. Is my drive dead (and all my data gone)? Is this a "directory collapse"-style issue? I had one of those babies a month ago on an '07 white MacBook... a new HDD and two hours of data restoration work for $150 at a local Mac-centric repair shop fixed that issue. But this seems a little more serious.
I was two days away from activating a central Time Machine backup to the home-network-attached 2TB HDD, for both Mac laptops in the household. I was also two days away from getting a Crashplan.com family package (yes, I wanted double backup). Why 2 days from now? Because my Carbon Copy Cloned backup HD (a WD elements 1TB) died a week ago. As in, "started-puffing-out-smoke" died.
Perfect timing.
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I also suspect your internal HD has crashed. You can run Apple Hardware Test and then Google any error codes however I believe it's probably gone.
Without any backup yes your data is probably gone, there are data recovery services however they are extremely expensive.
If you purchased AppleCare you can take it an AASP for repair however they probably cannot do a thing about your data. If you are not covered by AppleCare of course the expense will be your however look at this as an opportunity to upgrade the internal HD to something with more storage or is faster.
Once you have the new HD installed you will need the original Snow Leopard Install Disks (or possibly your retail copy of SL) to format the new HD and re-install SL and the iLife applications.
Roger
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Mac Pro bootup issues: started with graphical artifacts, and now nothing.

My computer specs:
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- 2 Apple 1GB RAM sticks
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- Command-Q: nothing, no response.
- Yelling at computer: nothing, no response.
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Cursing several times, and promising the Mac Pro swift physical retribution should it refuse to work, as, in my hubris, I haven't made a Time Machine backup in a while, I unhooked all cables from the tower, set it on an appropriate work surface, and opened it.
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With two upcoming trips, all part of chasing my dreams to become an awesomely famous screenwriter and game designer, instead of just an aspiring wannabe, I cannot afford to do what I think will solve the problem, and that's purchasing a new graphics card.
Given my foolishness in not making regular Time Machine backups, reinstalling the OS is going to be a last resort. As in I'm not trying that until I've exhausted all other options (which, as taught in college and in the four years of my life I wasted as an IT guy for an ISP, is not what you should try first anyway). I'll exorcise the HDD and plug it into something else before I reinstall the OS.
Given the above two points: what's my next step? Is there something I can try before either purchasing a new graphics card or reinstalling the OS?
Many thanks in advance for any advice.

Apple firmware (or flashed card).
The ATI line of Apple cards use universal EFI (EBC) so even the new 5770/5870s work as well.
Check the test results coming out on
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I realize the hard restart may be 'necessary' but booting from DVD or running the single user mode command FSCK -fy can minimize directory repair problem if you don't have OS X on another drive.
Installing OS X is fast and easy if you can shrink 30GB off another drive that you would then be able to boot from and has just mini OS and utilities.
Cache files often are the first to become corrupt as well, or prefs, anything that was in memory and that are changed frequently and after a startup. Cache files are automatically rebuilt and no fear if you can delete those.
AppleJack and Snow Leopard Cache Cleaner can 'enhance' what diskutil fsck you can do and add some more commands.
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HP Pavilion dv6000 DVD drive issues

I've had this issue for a while now and I've been able to get around it but it's really bugging me. My laptop was unfortunately wedged under a heavy box while moving. Everything else about the laptop runs fine, it's just the E: drive that refuses to work. The computer recognizes the hardware and I'm able to check its properties, Windows believes that the hardware is functioning properly. Yet, when I try to open the hatch (both by right clicking the E: drive in 'My Computer' and hitting 'eject', and by pushing the button on the hardware itself), nothing happens. The light doesn't even come on anymore.
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So Ive had this laptop for awhile, it was given to me by my brother as a freebie so Ive never really worried about it. Only the top half of the screen works. At times the bottom half will start working but if I move the screen just a little it will stop working. It will go for months without the bottom half working then maybe for a day it will work. Also, sometimes the entire screen will go blank but if I restart the top half will start working again. I can also hook it to an external monitor and switch screens back and forth till the top half works again. Very odd.
Would this be a bad screen or bad cable going to the screen? Or maybe both? I took the trim apart and checked all the connections, everything seems to be ok. If I pulled on the cable going to the screen the entire screen would flicker and the bottom half would act like it was going to work(it would show up). I really dont want to go buying a new screen if theres a possibility that its just the cable. Only reason I think it may be the cable is when the bottom half works when I move the screen it will stop, then when I had the trim off it would flicker when I moved the cable around. But then why will the top half work again when I restart or switch to an external monitor and back?
Also, when I took the invertor out when I took the LCD out and when I put it all back together I wasnt getting any back light. I kept messing around with it, took it all back apart and put it back together and it started working. Kinda scared the crap outta me as I thought something happened to the inverter.
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Wheres a good place to buy screens, cables, and inverters besides flea bay? Found this place for screens.
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Recommend to remove one or the other. Recipe for failure mixing kits often even from the same manufacturer and part numbers. Why it worked for half a year? Who knows. Best off if 16GB is required, to purchase a matched kit. If I was going to take a chance on another kit to try and match up, it would be the Corsair.

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