"xxsassxx31" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message news:a927750f3af4f55ef96eb2bd24d8a3b9@nntp-gateway.com...[color=blue]
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> Hello all, I have an HP Pavilion dv6700 or DV6810 as HP refers it to and
> it won't turn on anymore! My system has 3 gigs of RAM and is an AMD
> Turion 64 X2 Mobile Technology TL-60 2.00 GHz.
>
> I was originally using Windows Vista 32-bit Home Premium System Pack 1
> (what it came with the system) and I had upgraded to Vista 64-bit. I am
> not sure if my problem was caused by my upgrade of Vista or my system
> being too warm (as I have been using it a lot and it has been getting
> hot and making loud noises); but after I upgraded to the 64-bit Windows
> Vista Home Premium System Pack 2, I was then going to the upgrade
> directly from the Windows to the Vista Ultimate which I had purchased
> earlier (and not got around to update any of it with my schedule)....and
> after I did this, it asked for me to restart my computer and as soon as
> I did....poof! It shut off and won't turn back on...
>
> I read up on this online....I took out the battery and adapter
> completely and clicked on the "on" or power button for 30 seconds then
> put the battery back in and plugged it to no avail....I then took out
> the RAM cards (a 2-gig one and a 1-gig one) to try to reset it....still
> nothing. I called HP tech support and they told me to reset the
> harddrive and how to do it and still...same thing!
>
> Everything is completely blank and my computer and nothing on it turns
> on....does anyone know what it can be? I have an identical computer I am
> using but I need that one to work and this is driving me crazy....HP
> wants me to send it back to them but is there anything I can do to
> possibly fix this myself??
>
> Thanks again in advance and I appreciate all of your help regarding
> this matter....thanks again and hopefully I can fix this :(
>
> -sasss
>
>
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> xxsassxx31[/color]


You have a dead computer. The over heating and loud noise was a sure sign of an up coming hardware failure.
You will have to have a computer shop, or HP, fix it and it is going to be $$$$$.
But before you ship it to HP, take it to a local technician or repair shop (not a big box store like BestBuy) and have them pull the hard drive and copy all of your persona data to CD's.
When you ship it to HP they may very well reformat the drive and you will loose all your personal data.