Full hardware configuration needed

Hello,
could you please help finding the full hardware configuration of my notebook.
It's a DV9500t CTO , serial number CNF73914VP , product number RL653AV
My graphic card is fried I cannot see anything on the screen and need to get the full hardware config. exp. processor type, amount of ram originally installed, graphic card type and parameters and so on.
Really appreciate any help, thank you.

Hi,
dkozma wrote:
Hello,
could you please help finding the full hardware configuration of my notebook.
It's a DV9500t CTO , serial number CNF73914VP , product number RL653AV
My graphic card is fried I cannot see anything on the screen and need to get the full hardware config. exp. processor type, amount of ram originally installed, graphic card type and parameters and so on.
Really appreciate any help, thank you.
Take a read of this.
I have bad news for you. Since your laptop is a CTO model...the configuration is not available on the web. Do you have the (invoice) paperwork that came with your notebook? That should have a wealth of information on it.
have you tried connecting an external display to your notebook with a VGA connector to verify that your graphich solution is no longer working?
here is a link to numerous videos that show how to remove and replace most anything in your laptop. The videos (supplied by HP) do not show how to open the case and get the CPU information.
regards,
erico
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