Laptop won't start up, no screen, no hard drive, no fan

I've been looking around but I can't find a solution to this problem anywhere. I have a HP pavilion DV 2000 series. When I push the power button all of the lights above the keyboard turn on (Volume control, play, rewind, fast forward, ect) as well as the power light (Solid). But that is all that happens.
The screen does not turn on, the hard drive does not spin, the fan does not power on. The computer will not go into sleep mode when closed.
I've already tried the hard reset technique with holding the power button several times with no results. There are no blinking lights and no beeping of any kind.
If anyone knows a solution please help.
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This eBay seller is representative of what you can find there:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-Pavilion-Motherboard-Repair-DV2000-DV6000-DV9000-DV2700-DV6700-DV9700-TX2...
I would contact a few of these places and see the best price you can get and be sure they are a seller with high feedback and rating. If you can remove the motherboard yourself you will save a lot of money.
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