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07-30-2013 07:15 AM
Thank you for sharing your solution with the community.
12-14-2013 09:45 PM
Hello, Jim VT
I have an hp dv6 - 7014nr that has the same problem like you. However, the thing is I cannot live without webcam and fingerprint, try other solutions as well but no hope, I knew that is an hardware issue, did you fix it by sending to a repair shop or still living with it? If your laptop is fixed, please let me know what is the real problem and the cost that may be charged, I do not want to replace a whole mainboard, please help me!
12-15-2013 03:34 AM
DaiCa,
I'm sorry to informyou that I'm still living with the problem. The only thing I got fixed is that I don't get the error message every 5 seconds (as described above). For the rest my webcam and fingerscan are broken and not usable any longer.
Bringing it to a shop to repair would cost more than I would like to give for it I think. And my warranty had run out too.
Good luck.
12-15-2013 04:05 AM - edited 12-15-2013 04:08 AM
Hi Jim,
I have disassembled a whole laptop, took out the small webcam from the top of the screen, also the fingerprint all together and put them into another laptop with the same model Dv6t - 7xxx, the result is quite incredible, they all works like a charm, so the only clue lies on the motherboard, as you can work with the laptop normally means the mainboard is still good and no need to be replaced, I think first is the problem with only one of the usb ports, you can replace it and the cost will no more than 20$, the second option is the I/O chip, assuming not enough electricity to trigger the webcam + fingerprint but other devices such as mobile phone, ipod battery that required energy will be charged until full (the only complicated thing that I can not understand) will always be lower than 40$ for replacement, the worst case is when the circuit that linked to the position where it will transfer electric to webcam and fingerprint has been cut (you must replace the motherboard when the shop informed you exactly like I described).
Can you confirm that you are suffering the same situation like me, when you connect devices to charge its battery, the process go smoothly?, did you try disconnect the mouse when working. In my situation, when windows is running, if I try to unplug the mouse or other USB storage out of the usb ports suddenly, I will need to restart windows to make them being recognized again, really annoying.
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