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‎05-16-2023 07:09 AM

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Product: HP Notebook - 14-cf0006dx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello! I am writing to this board about my HP 14 cf0006dx which recently ceased booting up after crashing during a Windows update. Upon pushing the power button, the PC will only rev its fan to a high speed before dying. No activity in the display, but the LEDS do turn on when the power button is pushed. I have tried everything such as discharging the static build up, tried two different AC adapters, reseated the SSD, reseated the ram and even tried a new stick of RAM. I thought the problem could possibly be resolved by taking the CMOS battery out but this PC does not have one, so I have tried plugging in a flashdrive with a BIOS recovery file and that also has not worked. I've tried as many key combinations as I could find when trying to boot from the BIOS recovery (win + v, win + b, esc, f10) 

I really cannot think of any other option. I would realy appreciate some help. Thank you.

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