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12-20-2021 12:58 PM
I have a slight doubt, look at your motherboard
at the location of the cooling system, below, it can be seen on the image of the motherboard
there is a chip i think
Motherboard Specifications, Kazon-2GF
out, a similar model, and of the ones I watched, it is just mentioned embedded video
Kazon-UF motherboard specifications.
HP Pavilion 24-x001ni All-in-One
Integrated graphics
- Integrated Intel HD Graphics
look at the difference, no chip
but see the list, I could not compare everything
HP Pavilion 24-x000 All-in-One Desktop PC series Product Information | HP® Customer Support
if that's it, I'm afraid he'll have to replace the motherboard *
Indeed for the SSD m2 it was obvious!
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12-20-2021 01:40 PM
Hi,
There is a graphics chip on the motherboard somewhere. Can't say if the chip is integrated, soldered, or socketed.
Not going to debate this further since the hardware problem is undefined.
One can start troubleshooting other components by removing one component at a time such as replacing the external power supply, disconnecting the HDD, then the M.2 SSD, then the RAM to check for a POST error code. Now replace the RAM, then replace the CPU. Well, now you are down to the motherboard or the graphics .
Regards
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