HI everybody, Do you know which is the pinout of the Omnibook XE3 battery? I need only to know which is the positive pin ( + ) , I've already found the negative. Thanks. Bye
HI everybody, Do you know which is the pinout of the Omnibook XE3 battery? I need only to know which is the positive pin ( + ) , I've already found the negative. Thanks. Bye
1.FS HP Omnibook XE3(P3-850)?75
HP Omnibook XE3 P3-850 256MB 20GB HDD 14.1 TFT DVD FDD Modem Case All for 75 + delivery
I have a problem with my hp omnibook xe3, the dvd is dead and I want replace this unit but i don't know the correct instruction to replace it It's very important thanks
3.HP Pavilion N5000, Omnibook XE3 series internal slim dvd burner upgrade questions
I posted a similar question earlier, but I still don't know what I should do. I have an older (about 4 to 5 years old) HP Pavilion N5310. This laptop is very similar to the HP Omnibook XE3 series. I would like to upgrade the existing CD/DVD-ROM drive with an internal DVD burner. Does the optical drive in this particular laptop operate as a master off the secondary IDE channel, or a slave off the primary channel? I've heard that slim optical drives don't have jumpers and cannot be configured one way or the other by the end user. Is this correct? Has anyone had any success in upgrading the existing CD/DVD-ROM drive in either an HP Pavilion N5000 series or an HP Omnibook XE3 series? Also, is there a standard mounting for the faceplates on these slim drives? I can remove the faceplate on the existing drive with no problem, but I'm not sure it will fit a new drive. The dimensions of the drive opening seem to be right to accept a new slim drive, but I'd like to use the original HP faceplate if I can. Hope this all makes sense. Thank you in advance.
4.Widespread problem with HP Omnibook XE3-GFs?
I've been reading the forums at HP and noticed that there are literally dozens of threads with the same problem: One day the laptop will not boot, fan will spin up for a few seconds, Cd will spin up(this is variable), always no video(external or internal), sometimes the floppy will light up, the hd will usually spin up but show minimal activity at boot up. Some people notice that the lappy will freeze at random while in the OS and then fail to restart, while others will not be able to cold boot, but the symptoms, especially the fan and video, will always be the same. I always read those, hoping it would never happen to me....but now it has and now to another one owned by a colleague. Now in my case(a GF), I *can* get mine to boot.....sometimes....by stripping it right down and booting it an external monitor(Also a couple of times to the lcd, so I know that and the inverter are OK).I can't get the 2nd Xe3-GC one to boot at all. Also tried plugging in all peripherals, so they are OK It also booted a few times after I'd reassembled it, but celebrations were premature..... Tried reseating everything, seems to make no difference. Replaced the hdd and the right angle connector so they are ok and of course, I tried one stick of ram and different ram and the only thing I noticed was that I do get the "no ram" error beeps. Finally, I took the MB out, desoldered the Cmos battery and reconnected it agfter 20 minutes....nada. My guess(hope) is a dodgy PCA to MB connector(on either side), so I'm about to try cleaning with 95% alcohol, but I fear it may be a failing component on the MB or an internittent track somewhere in the (integrated) PSU circuitry. I'm pretty sure a faulty hdd or anything that could cause a high current drain could cause exactly the same problem. Strangely enough, I managed to fix a similar fault on a Toshiba about a year ago by reflowing the solder around the AC socket. Surely with this many reports of an identical problem, something must have come to light. I've just about given up on mine and will sell the parts on to buy a new (non HP) lappy, but thought I'd ask here as a last resort. Now, the inevitable answer from HP is to "buy a new motherboard" and the cheapest I've seen are $450. Since, for little more, I can buy a new Toshiba Celeron, that doesn't make much sense Take off the Hat to reply......
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