Hello All
Any suggestions? I have a dv1000 that has power into it. The light on the front of the case that shows the AC adapter is plugged in lights eliminating the DC in jack as the problem. If I don't plug in the battery the ac in light flashes 3 times and is solid when the battery is hooked up. Pressing the power button doesn't give any signs of life. I stripped it down to the bare motherboard, hooked up the battery and nothing leading me to the belief it is a fault in the motherboard. Searching the internet I found plenty of this particular problem. No solutions did I find.
On a different note I did fix a heating problem on my Satellite Pro, The fan was always running at medium and kept going to full speed. Arctic silvering the CPU and making sure the heat-sink clean was no help. So I ordered what Toshiba calls a fin, I call it the heat-sink BTW, and a new thermal pad and the Toshiba Pink grease. Now it runs quiet and barely lukewarm air from the heat-sink.
Anyway All else is good on the dv1000 so I'd like to revive it if it can be done economically as it is no high power ball of fire whereas the Toshiba is decent dual core Intel powered and was worth a expenditure.
Thanks for any help
RT
Any suggestions? I have a dv1000 that has power into it. The light on the front of the case that shows the AC adapter is plugged in lights eliminating the DC in jack as the problem. If I don't plug in the battery the ac in light flashes 3 times and is solid when the battery is hooked up. Pressing the power button doesn't give any signs of life. I stripped it down to the bare motherboard, hooked up the battery and nothing leading me to the belief it is a fault in the motherboard. Searching the internet I found plenty of this particular problem. No solutions did I find.
On a different note I did fix a heating problem on my Satellite Pro, The fan was always running at medium and kept going to full speed. Arctic silvering the CPU and making sure the heat-sink clean was no help. So I ordered what Toshiba calls a fin, I call it the heat-sink BTW, and a new thermal pad and the Toshiba Pink grease. Now it runs quiet and barely lukewarm air from the heat-sink.
Anyway All else is good on the dv1000 so I'd like to revive it if it can be done economically as it is no high power ball of fire whereas the Toshiba is decent dual core Intel powered and was worth a expenditure.
Thanks for any help
RT
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