Pavilion TP01-0038NL

[Giampaolo2]

Pavilion TP01-0038NL doesn't work ....
I bought it on Black Friday from HP. After the first intallment and update, it asked to restart and ... it continuously tried to restart.
I opened a Case Id with Hp and receveid the same model for replacement and ... Also this one has the same flaw!!
Installment, Update, and ....
No lights blinking, no messages on the screen, no capability to interrupt the process... continuosly, every 1 or 2 seconds, it tries to start again with a metallical clang.

[Grzwacz]

Greetings,

Welcome to the forum.

I am not a HP employee.

Sorry to hear this.

Will notify a HP Moderator for possible assistance.

Regards

[Prométhée]

Hello
Waiting for an answer
You must turn off the pc by pressing and holding the power button!
Restart, and press the f2 key several times
Run the tests to find out if there is a hardware problem or not

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03467259

If a component fails a test, write down the failure ID (24-digit code)

give us, if  there is

[Giampaolo2]

Thank you for your help but, as I wrote in my previuos message, the Pavilion begins to restart continuosly every 2 seconds:
1) it starts;
2) the power light ligths;
3) a metallical clang then happens, I suppose coming from the power supply;
4) the power light goes out;
4) Pavilion starts again.
In this 2 seconds nothing happens even clicking F2 several times. No message on the screen at all.

The problem is: this is not the pc I bought, this is the replacement (!!) with the same exact problem !!!
I will ask Hp to refund my money!!

[Prométhée]

In this case, it is a serious problem indeed, it is necessary to contact HP directly

If moderation can offer nothing more!

Phone Assist Worldwide | HP

Possible ,Power supply or motherboard out of service

[asmita6658]

Hi @Giampaolo2

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[Giampaolo2]

Final update.
HP technical support attempted today a total recovery of my new Pavilion Tp01-0038nl by asking me to press several times F11 key during the boot.

Not even this solution ran and allowed them to access and repair the issue.
Now I started the process to send back the Pavilion and ask to refund what I paid.
Since many years it's the first time something like this happens with Hp!!
Thank all.

[Prométhée]

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@Prométhée wrote:

In this case, it is a serious problem indeed, it is necessary to contact HP directly

If moderation can offer nothing more!

Phone Assist Worldwide | HP

Possible ,Power supply or motherboard out of service

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Sorry, it was obvious to me, a factory reinstall, do not fix a hardware problem, otherwise, I would have proposed
Thank you for marking my solution!

[praveen196]

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