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by dinkey Accepted solution
by robo_dev Accepted solution
If the GPU is bad, I am pretty sure the LED on the power jack should flash when plugging in good PSU. Also, be sure to measure PSU voltage...all the way to the motherboard, just in case replacement jack is defective.
I was fooled once on one of these where the replacement power supply I tried did not have enough current to power the device.
The user had replaced the genuine HP supply with a cheap clone from eBay and the laptop acted 100% dead. The cheap PSU was putting out something like 14V....it was lighting the charge indicator, but not charging the battery or providing enough current for startup.
Recently I did the 'reflow the GPU' trick on a motherboard with my heat-gun and a homemade heatshield and my IR thermometer and by gum I fixed it.
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