HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

[MicroSMD Lab]

Hello, need some help with an HP stream DA0P9CMB6C0 board. The hard drive is not recognized and storage test does not commence. Keyboard and screen works.
Board is in pristine condition, no obviously damaged components. Not sure where to start testing..... I'm thinking I should power up with the DC IN jack and test the coils for voltages?

[Duranitron]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

streams are budget pc of HP.. do you see hard disk on it? mine only have 64gb of emmc .all are built in including the memory processor video. just re sit all the connectors...hope this helps..

[Duranitron]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

if you see ssd on it just reinsert it if its been modified..

[Duranitron]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

or your ssd or hard drive is defective.. try to run your storage device on other working pc if its been detected or not

[MicroSMD Lab]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

It has a 32gb eMMC. Already reseated all the cables and reflowed the sandisk chip and no difference.

[Duranitron]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

if you can get to the bios your memory, lcd, processor is good if you cannot get to the drive your emmc may gone bad or maybe its not detected by the bios.. disconnect the battery to reset the bios and try again.. do you have pcie ssd drive you can connect it via the mini pcie just disconnect the wifi card.

[Duranitron]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

this emmc is also built in the board..you need equipment to take it off the board.. try the ssd drive to mini pcie slot to check if it can boot to ssd. good luck ,,, may the force be with you..always,,,

[MicroSMD Lab]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

Thanks for all the help! I will try that, do I need to use a m.2 drive?

[Duranitron]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

Thanks for all the help! I will try that, do I need to use a m.2 drive?

mine doesnt have m.2 connection u need ssd with mini pcie connector or converter.

[MicroSMD Lab]

Re: HP Stream 14-CB161WM 3F0 error

Got it, thanks!