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by jhoxter1390 Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
If it was turned off I would say that something got dislodged/broken but if it was in stand by the Heads most likely hit the platters of the HDD and destroyed the Magnetic Material on the Platters of the HDD and mangled the Read Write Heads.
All that is happening when you plug in the external monitor is it's telling you that it's not getting any signal so the NB itself isn't starting to the stage where it generates any Video Signal. You can try grabbing a copy of the Service Manual for this unit here
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c02542102.pdf
and working your way through the process but if it was in Stand By I would be looking at removing the HDD and sending it to a Specialist Data Recovery House and paying them to attempt a Recovery if your Data is important.
If the Read Write Heads came into contact with the Platters they are mangled and will do more damage to the HDD Platters when you attempt to run the HDD eventually resulting in the complete destruction of any Data that you may need on the HDD.
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