Need help identifying internal parts on pavilion dv9930 laptop

Need to know and get pictures of internal parts and indentfy what im missing next to the memory on a hp pavilion laptop model dv9930 looks like missing some type watch battery also something with 3 wires tha are numbered on a computer that was given to me and also what type of power cord would I need please help so I can determine if it is worth fixing really need a computer trying to get back in school and just got outof prison so not much money to work with any help not much knowledge of computers but believe I can do if get diagrams or pictures

The Maintenance and Service Guide here should help. The Dv9930 is part of the dv9500/9600/9700 series.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=3647038&
You may have to get an AC Adapter at third party site such as these. (No personal recommendations)
http://www.topmicrousa.com/hp-pavilion-dv9930us--dv9933ca--dv9933cl-ac-adapter.html
http://www.laptopbatteryonline.net/original-65w-hp-pavilion-dv9930us-dv9933-dv9933ca-ac-power-adapte...
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