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Unfortunately this was 5 years ago and so I don't honestly know? I would buy and try so long as you can return it.

You’ll need to replace the speaker that’s faulty.

The issue was with the motherboard not offering any CPU fan speed control hence fan was louder.

Unless you’re going to overclock your computer the stock intel coolers are fine.

Yes if you are trying to copy copyright material such as music then this is a possibility. You would need to use Ripping software to copy them to mp3 or Wav to do that.

@@mobilepcdoctorltd6319 this is the first cd that has ever done this to me and I've probably done a minimum of 70 cds because everyone knows heat destroys a cd faster than probably anything. So if it's copyrighted you probably can't even rip a copy of it. Or are you saying it is possible? Thanks for your time responding to my first message and if you will clarify this I would be grateful. Yeah it was only a $15 cd but I'm a cheap bastard, Dad says frugal lmmfao.

Then you will need to check for the HP software in your Programs list

I sent the laptop back and got a refund. I think the fix is replacing the internal speakers but have it checked to see if it is.

@@mobilepcdoctorltd6319 mine is three years old now and I am not having option to return so for now I have disabled the speakers by removing the cable. 🥲 cooling fan is also having issue

Thanks. Each tutorial was created for a specific customer because they couldn’t remember.

just buy a better one for 20 @@devonbiker

@@chris.mc3bWatch my part 1/2. It will make sense to you.

You probably need to import from a CD using iTunes and save it as MP3.

@@mobilepcdoctorltd6319 i found to do it with win media player directly to hdd

Thank you for your constructive comment but how is this useless? These How To videos were not made for the general public but for the elderly customers I visited to help them remember something they would otherwise forget. That’s it, nothing more.

Change speakers. Not too hard to do.

tq

@@devonbiker cost money bro

Same bro I got the same issue but mine was second hand but Is your new ?

I’m also facing same issue.

I always advise my customers to bin their paid security, use Windows Defender in Windows 10 instead plus also use the free Malwarebytes. You save money, your computer will run faster and less prone to run into problems and the paid for securities in my opinion are often bloatware.

If it helps you by all means.

I found a part # on HP parts site, where they sell genuine parts, and it's HP (I think). There is a bundle of wires they used to sell, the part # for that was 640422-001 . And the schematic I was able to find I just got (probably wrong) is HPMH-40GAB6300-D A search shows it up in alisaler or something. They actually provide a free download of it. Now to see if it's useful or just junk, aka another rabbit hole. lol

You have any luck?

Not as of yet. This project has been in the back burner sadly.

I've got 2 on order, the first didn't work, & the one at a pc tech shop didn't either. I have two different dv6 models with the same issue. Bummer I don't work for hp or I'd get them schematics. Lol

@@stevenanderson9532 the trick is finding the one you think you don't need, cause that's probably the right one. And if you didn't buy it, again it's probably the one you needed as well.

I do feel like for some reason, it's either something to do with being an AMD or Intel, or it's something in the model number variants. Sadly a standardized plug is so non-standard. While the Sata end is probably correct, the other is some alien random crap lol...

Sadly not, some of my early videos (like this one) was only intended for my customers if they forgot what i showed them. I did a quick video from my phone.

@@mobilepcdoctorltd6319 ohh ok

Only solution that worked for me was when I bought a genuine cable rather than a copy. It wasn’t easy to find either but keep looking on eBay and ask the seller before you buy if it’s genuine original or copy. Regards.

In the end I fixed it by buying a genuine cable but they are hard to find.

@@devonbiker Where did you find it?

I'm currently having trouble getting a 64gb drive to work. It's not an amperage issue I'm having at least. You might just have a broke wire in yours.

@@Mobin92 ebay took me two yrs...

Thank you for your comment. That makes sense. I’ve recently had 2x Dell laptops that would not boot from an SSD hard drive after the initial Windows 10 preload from USB. Really frustrating as there’s no way to know in advance if an old laptop can be upgraded without doing the work first.

Might be copyright protected. If so you will need software to rip the disc instead.

@@mobilepcdoctorltd6319 I trayed to do this but it seemed that it had a very hard time but I got it to read, Can I still do this with Music CDs, DVDs, Game Discs, Floppy/3.5 Floppy Discs, PC cassette Tapes, Zip Drives,

@@DanielBrosman08211986 Usually you need additional software to ‘rip’ discs these days because of copyright protection on the discs preventing a simple copy/paste.

Have no idea what you mean by that post but this video was done whilst on a callout to help an elderly forgetful man remember how to scan to email. Just showing the elderly is not enough, they forget.