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    HP Pavilion 6000DV reboot cycles

    Discussion in 'HP' started by GuestHPuser, Jul 15, 2009.

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    My HP Pavilion 6000DV had a motherboard recall. After 100 days of replacement (10 days after warranty expired) the computer started rebooting itself when switched on, with the screen blank. Ocassionally it breaks the cycle and begin to work. Once it starts working, until turned off there is no problem. I am not sure whether the new motherboard is creating the problem (hp disowns it as 90-day warranty is over by two weeks), or there is something else that can be fixed. Any opinion?
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    RR
     
    GuestHPuser, Jul 15, 2009
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