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    [HELP!] HP Pavillion dv9000

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Kimchi700, Oct 20, 2007.

  1. Kimchi700

    Kimchi700 Newbie

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    :) Hi, i have a Hp Pavillion dv9000 and sometime in Aug. 2007 my stupid brother spilled water on the laptop and lets just say i had 2 find out the hard way...We took it 2 best buy becasue we only had the laptop for 6months and we sill had warranty for it....but they said our warranty does not cover for it...
    I want 2 fix it but the lady also said it cost as much as a new comp...We got a new desktop but i still want the laptop back...It's a waste to just leave it doing nothing and i bought it when it first came out...so it cost more than it does now -_-....Do u have any advice for me :confused: ....I will fix it if the cost it up 2 $500....THANK U! :cool:
     
  2. kickace

    kickace Notebook Deity

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    what does it do? not turn on? keyboard not work?
     
  3. Greg

    Greg Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Okay, so you mean to tell me that the laptop still will not boot even after it has had plenty of time to dry? It seriously sounds like you shorted something, and no...that isn't cheap to fix. Most likely, you're looking at a motherboard replacement which will probably cost more than $500 unless you find spare parts on eBay.

    What exactly does it do? If anything?
     
  4. SideSwipe

    SideSwipe Notebook Virtuoso

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    um depends on what the water damaged. most likely the motherboard which is usually hard to get and often expensive if you buy off HP. try searching the HP parts store or googling it.
     
  5. RdKryton

    RdKryton Notebook Consultant

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    I hope you brother has deep pockets. Repairing that system will not be cheap. As others have mentioned, it is probably the mainboard. Best of luck if you try to fix it. Do a LOT of online searching for the parts.

    Jim
     
  6. Kimchi700

    Kimchi700 Newbie

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    Thank u every1 for ur replies! O_O the laptop cant do anything now -_- and i cant make my brother pay for it...he is only 14 years old -_- sad life...i really dont no which parts r broken and which r not...since best buy put a sticker on everything....(including the charger) and i no not every part is damaged ....i mean like how could the charger be damaged!
     
  7. davidt1

    davidt1 Notebook Evangelist

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    I dropped an MP3 player in a hot sauna for a good 10 seconds. It stopped working for about six months. Then one day it miraculously came back to life. It's four year old and still working. Don't throw your laptop away. Wait a while. It might just work again.
     
  8. Kimchi700

    Kimchi700 Newbie

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    ahhaahaa wow thats cool! i wish it happened 2 me :p lucky! Thanks
     
  9. zanzi

    zanzi Notebook Enthusiast

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    hi there,
    is there any kind soul who can help me with getting my microphone jack input working as the main input to Adobe Audition 2?
    I must have been messing around the audio manager and disabled the mic jack or something...now i get latency when i try to record something with adobe.
    anyone out there who has a solution to this very frustrating problem?
     
  10. zanzi

    zanzi Notebook Enthusiast

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    btw, i am using a new hp pavillion dv9000....
    i was previously using a decrepit hp laptop, but had no problems with latency.
     
  11. RdKryton

    RdKryton Notebook Consultant

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    Your better off starting a new thread. This question is completely off topic in this thread. I wish I had an answer for you. Maybe with a new thread and more descriptive title you will get your answer.

    Jim
     
  12. zanzi

    zanzi Notebook Enthusiast

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    thanks Jim, i will try to do that...this is the first time i'm using a forum.
     
  13. Kimchi700

    Kimchi700 Newbie

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    lol =_= u sould be happy that ur comp. is not dead :p