Recent content by golemka

Time to visit a service and ask them to reheat or replace your graphic chip.

So you dont have a hard disc? If you turn on your HP press ESC button then F9 and choose your hard drive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HURhrWQOHA this one might be helpful. id solder the wire back to the connector, its just a cable. be sure to put a tape or some kind of plast to overlay the soldered area.

Press F8 after boot, if you dont have any kind of message just simply spam F8 till that menu appear

The very first thing what you need to make is measure his adapter with a multimeter. It must give 19.5V as I remember. As far I know you cant give accurate info without opening a laptop. You must open it. This one have a cable connector so It may been cracked , you just need to solder it.If you...

Was it working before? If yes then do a system recovery by restarting your system and pressing F8.

Ok. So the solution is: 1. Connect just LVDS from LCD and Inverter with your mobo 2. Clean with 80%+ alcohol the ram sockets then insert back your sticks. 2.1 (May require an oscilloscope) - Search for any kind of signal on your LVDS connector on mobo what is related to 3/5/19 volts. 2.2 If you...

Tell to me the correct model number of your lapitopi. Ill check it.

Try to solder the cable. If the issue still persist send it to any kind of notebook service. They will solve your problem with a 30 minute work. If it would be the inverter cable it would short the whole lcd. It can be the cam/mic/wifi cable.

Search at somewhere for a bad mobo. It may contain that SMD. We used to do like this.

Too expensive for a notebook with Intel graphic.Anyway , I'd pick Acer , its better for pocket.

Id pick Lenovo. Why? In the past year we got a maximum 5 Lenovo Yogas with BGA reheat. There wasnt any no power one. 5/5 was repaired succesfully. Met alot of those Asus series, most of them was a broken PCB next to DC/Lan connector. Non-repairable just with mobo replace. About MSI I have no idea.