Mother board replacement

i purchase a probook 4441s laptop in 2013. Last month my battery died so i removed battery and and started using power directly. yesterday when i switched on laptop its screen was not functioning(no light) and fan was running with hiccups i.e taking frequent stops. and when i removed power and switched again total blackout was there i.e no power. My repair mechaic told me to replace mother board . i m out of warranty and on hp centre it will cost around 11000 rs. Outside locally it will charge 7000rs, with 1 month warranty only. What should i do i m short of money. And i also want to know do the hp give warranty, if i go there for replacement. How much warranty and can it be extended by paying extra?

Help us help you. What is the full model number of the laptop? Without that information we have no idea which motherboard to help you get. Do you plan to try to do this yourself?

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Hi angier,
How long has it been since the last logic board replacement? Was the previous repair(s) done by Apple directly or via an authorized service provider? If you're on MLB #3 and you're still seeing the same or very similar problems, I'd contact the place that did the service last, especially if it was in the past 90 days.
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My Pavillion dv4 VM298UA won't charge. I tried a new battery, charger and DC jack but no luck. After searching the forums it looks like I need to replace my mother board. Does anyone have answers to the following questions?
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2. If I replace it is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening again?
3. I have seen new and refurbished boards avaliable with the refurbished ones being about half the cost of new. Is it ok to use a refurbished one? The benefit is lower cost, but what is the risk?
4. Is there anything else that needs to be replaced at the same time? ie fan, heat sink, etc
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7. Anything else I should be aware of before I invest any more $ into this thing?
Thinking about this another way, with the hard drive from this computer fit into any other computer? I really would like to reserect the computer, but wjhat I really need to do is to get some stuff off the hard drive. Is there another compure I could get that I could plug this HD into?
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jeanpossenti wrote:
Hello , the mother board notebook burned . How and where can I buy a new one, being in Brazil ?
Check with HP of Brazil or if they have eBay in Brazil and search for your board number to see if there is someone selling a matching board.
I am a Volunteer to help others on here-not a HP employee.
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I'm sorry if this is addressed anywhere else but i have looked day an night to try and find a guide or at least a starting point on how to replace a broken logic board. I have purchased a broken macbook on ebay and I thought i would give it a go and see if i could learn a thing or two.
If anyone has any links or advice on where to go (even a book to buy) I would be eternally indebted lol.
thanks a bunch.
billy

Billydelp4 wrote:
If anyone has any links or advice on where to go (even a book to buy) I would be eternally indebted lol.
Unfortunately, I do know where you can go - the Apple Store - to buy a new Macbook. A new logic board for that thing will cost almost the same as a new one and probably more than a refurbished one directly from Apple. They aren't made to be repaired.

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sincerely Paul

it turns out that i didnt need to load anything at all! i hadnt gotten past the initial dialogue talking about activation because i hadnt wanted to start anything i couldnt finish. But as soon as i hit "activate", it sent off the codes originally put in and bingo, it was over.
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Sorry I wasn't clearer ... in the case of an auto, agree that owner wear items/maintenance aren't relevant to the discussion ... what if the electronic dash, for example, dies in 5 years? Unless you have an extended warranty, the manufacturer isn't obligated to repair it for free.
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Hi:
Try the Realtek drivers from the realtek website for the OS you have. Accept the agreement. Download and install the driver you need;
http://218.210.127.131/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=24&PFid=24&Level=4&Conn=3&DownType...
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