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Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 1
OS: Vista SP1
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Compaq V6000 Problems
I have a Compaq v6000 laptop (vista SP1)that I have been suffering along with for sometime. The wireless card does not work which is common for that model (i just have a usb wireless now) Another problem is that sometimes the laptop will decide that it has an external monitor and I have to hunt one down connect to it and reset the Nvidia settings.
I now have a new and much bigger problem. While I was writing a post on another board the computer screen flickered and then what was almost like some kind of cross between snow on a TV and a crazy multicolor screen saver. It continued for a little bit and I turned the laptop off. I can now not turn the laptop back on. It does not boot, nothing. The screen is not on. I tried to see if it was the usual external monitor problem but it is not. THe laptop turns on does nothing then turns it self off for a second and then turns itself back on again. I am decent at PC repairs but this is a new one for me. ANy help even just telling me what it is and that its time to buy a new laptop would be greatly appreciated. The battery seems fine and all the lights come on as normal it even checks the DVD drive. Thanks! |
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Re: Compaq V6000 Problems
Remove any external device connected to your laptop then try reseating the RAM or try a good/working module for testing purposes only. Power ON and see if it behaves the same. If it does, try removing one device at a time while powering up each time. Start with the WiFi card (internal), HDD, etc..
Post back what you find out.
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