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I got a postcard from NVIDIA advising me of my options. I have the receipt for the motherboard but not the labor to have it installed. According to them you have to turn in broken laptop for a new one.
I have looked around for the exact board and they go for 85$ from Hong Kong. Looked at Newegg and found one for 40$ with free shipping. The specifications were pretty close. I am trying to find one with exact build in graphic then I won't need to load the drivers...
My motherboard went out on my Compaq Presario Desktop and it is a Asus A8M2n-LA.
Do I need to replace it with the exact same motherboard in order for windows to load?
Found a refurbished motherboard that had been reflowed on ebay and installed it last night and my dv6110us came back to life. Not worth the hassle of fighting with HP and having to wait for them to fix it and then return it.
Thanks to everyone for their solutions and thoughts.
Don't know...
I contacted HP today and they said the time had expired to make a warranty claim. I spent two hours on the phone with no results. I am going to keep trying to get it fixed.
Any ideas would be helpful.
My thoughts exactly about spending a little or a lot. Since, I don't really need a laptop that bad and I like working and learning about how a computer works I will probably get a motherboard.
Yes, it does I use it for internet and watching videos. I can get the motherboard install for nothing so I thought the price was right for the fix. Some shops charge just to look at it.
My HP DV6110us laptop died and had it checked and its the motherboard. I found a replacement for about $80 bucks, my question is do I want to take money and put it towards a new laptop?
I have a laptop (hp6110us) that the speakers quit working. I can play a CD and listen to it with the headphones plugged in the laptop fine.
I have tried reloading the org. drivers and even updated the drivers with no change to the system. I don't even have a volume icon in the system tray...