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**TriggerFinger** · 08-18-2008, 08:23 PM

Based on your description it looks like a motherboard problem. It could also be a RAM failure. Either way you need to work on the hard ware. The problem with that is it could void your warranty. Therefore it is best if you can bring it back to the store for repairs or for replacement since it is still under warranty.

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TriggerFinger Moderator Hardware Team Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: USA Posts: 11,802 OS: Vista SP1, XP SP3, PCLinuxOS2007	Re: HP dv9000 boot up problem Based on your description it looks like a motherboard problem. It could also be a RAM failure. Either way you need to work on the hard ware. The problem with that is it could void your warranty. Therefore it is best if you can bring it back to the store for repairs or for replacement since it is still under warranty. __________________ DBAN - Memtest86+ - BartPE - Linux LiveCD - ImgBurn - HDD Diags - Disk Copy HOW TO BURN AN ISO FILE