Dv9000 motherboard replacement model number

i have a dv9000 entertainment PC that had a non charging issue. in doing my own research i discovered this was a mobo problem. i proceeded to remove the mobo to locate the model number and found out that the sticker was missing . is there an alternate way to find out which mobo i have. also when i reassembled the unit it no longer works on the power supply as it used to. would like any feedback on this problem also thanks

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i have a dv9000 entertainment PC that had a non charging issue. in doing my own research i discovered this was a mobo problem. i proceeded to remove the mobo to locate the model number and found out that the sticker was missing . is there an alternate way to find out which mobo i have. also when i reassembled the unit it no longer works on the power supply as it used to. would like any feedback on this problem also thanks
Use the dv9000 series Service & Maintenence guide. You will have to peruse the guide to see which one for your series has all of the features yours had. The part numbers are listed. Some are bare bones entry models and others are full featured. Be certain to note which one work with which CPU.
Another way to do it is to use the p/n fom the barcoded sticker , go to the web support portal for your notebook and use the order parts link. Pay close attention to the details in the parts listing.
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