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06-21-2016 04:14 PM - edited 06-21-2016 04:17 PM
Hi to all,
this year I've repaired in total 5 HP ENVY 23 TouchSmart, different versions but 4 of there with same problem:
- Black screen;
- no previous problems;
- fan working;
- white power led on;
Only one of these units affect some heavy problem with external MXM video board (solved with a BGA reballing) but I full solved 4 of these with a re-programming of BIOS chip.
So, I'm sure that the black screen on these ENVY are caused in most of cases by BIOS CORRUPTION (or eeprom chip failure).
It's not possible to update BIOS with USB and recovery procedure: You have to change eeprom chip with new one or simply reprogram actual chip.
For this work it's necessary: patience, an air solder station, solder capability, some flux (or solde paste), full version of bios file for ENVY 23 TouchSmart, PIC/IC/EEPROM programmer and (optionally) a new eeprom bios chip.
In this article one of my work:
http://www.informaticanapoli.it/hp-envy-23-touchsmart-non-si-accende/
The article is in Italian and I know that this work is regarding to professional equipment and experience; but on the web I didn't found any info related to these AllInOne and BIOS issues and I think that some info are useful.
sorry for bad english.
Regards,
Carlo
07-26-2016 08:13 AM
Most computers now last just over 12 months to 2 years.
Mine has the same problem just out of warranty. So the Bios has self destructed hey.......
09-27-2016 12:39 PM
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As I understand the computer isn't booting into windows after the recent windows 10 installed on the PC,
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