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    hp dv6277ea shutsdown on its own

    Discussion in 'HP' started by drunknspike, Mar 1, 2008.

  1. drunknspike

    drunknspike Notebook Guru

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    Ive been having problems lately with my laptop shutting down on its own sometimes makes a bleeping noise all the lights flash sometimes it does nothing i push the power button sometimes it comes on other times i have to take the battery out today i have been encoding something and it kept going off no light just dead Ive taken the battery out and used just the power cable and its not gone off i think its the battery has there been any recalls ?
     
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    Do you monitor your Notebook Temperatures? I suggest you download HWMonitor and post your temperatures here. It is just a guess but could lead to solutions.
     
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    no i havent will do but with it working with the batt out i thought it would be that?
     
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    It could be that the battery is heating or is causing some heat to build up! Try it and post your results with and without the battery too if possible.
     
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    right with out battery
    core 0 value 53c max 61c
    core 1 value 53c max 62c

    hdd value 47c max 47c
     
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    normally have it on a cooler pad and it still turns off
     
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    making a cd with batt in

    52c 67c
    53c 68c

    47c 47c
     
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    55c 68c
    56c 67c

    still doing cd
     
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    cool pad on batt in
    47 67
    47 68

    hd
    42 48
     
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    my old ze2000 did the same thing. But it wouldn't turn on for about 5 mins. Really annoying. I used a compressed air can to blow air into the vent and a lot of dirt came out. After that it rarely turned off. Might as well give that a try.
     
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    Those seem to be good temps. Might as well give Harpreet's method a try though!
     
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    while encoding a dvd laptop keeps going off temp reported at 92c and 94c
     
    drunknspike, May 4, 2008
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    Have you cleaned out the fans? .. it could be clogged up with dust

    How long have you had the notebook for?
     
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    since 15 -9-07 im going to get some air to hopefully get the dust out
     
    drunknspike, May 6, 2008
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    right did the can of air still shutting down been in contact with hp they said do a hdd test in the bios and if it doesnt complete you need a new hard drive so did the test and didn't finish it shut down as its still under warranty do i have to buy another one or do i send it off you hp for a replacement????
     
    drunknspike, May 11, 2008
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    send it in to HP for repairs
     
    flipfire, May 11, 2008
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