I have hp victus 16, no 3.3v. 3.3 inductor resistance to ground is 500+. VGA card resistance to ground is 2.
HP VICTUS 16 no power 3.3v
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The measurements given are in diode mode or resistance mode?
If the measurement are indeed in resistance mode, then there is problem in 3.3V rail. -
Link the schematic if available. If not available ,then mention the 3V PWM ic markings. Check for presence of ENLDO and 3VLDO on this IC to begin with.Comment
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