To get Boot Menu press F12 key after turning computer on. Select your system hard drive. Did that work? If not please give us some background. Did it work with the original HDD? If so which version of Windows? Which version of Windows did you try to install? Were you doing a fresh install from a bootable Windows install USB drive or an inplace install from the Windows Desktop (to save files and apps)?

Try heating the bottle under the hot water tap avoiding the stopper. Be ready to catch the stopper fragment with a cloth or something soft so as not to damage it.

Check what oldturkey03 suggested and also check in Windows Device Manager to see if the LAN driver is installed correctly. Uninstalling it (don't remove when asked) and then click on Action at top menu bar and select "Scan for hardware changes.". That should do it. If not let us know.

First go into the BIOS run the HP diagnostics on the drive. HP Diagnostics What is the result? Check that the hard drive is securly connected inside the laptop. If it is and you still get that message the drive may have died.

Have you tried HP web site: Why is my laptop screen flickering?: Several factors can cause your laptop screen to flicker: 1. Incompatible applications: Some applications may conflict with your system’s display settings, causing screen flickering. To determine if this is the case: (1) Open Task Manager (Ctrl + Alt + Del) (2) Observe if the flickering continues while Task Manager is open (3) If everything except Task Manager flickers, an incompatible app is likely the culprit 2. Outdated display drivers: Outdated or corrupted display drivers are a common cause of screen flickering. Keeping your driver software up-to-date is crucial for optimal performance. 3. Loose or damaged internal connections: Physical damage or loose internal connections can cause screen flickering, especially if the issue occurs when you move your laptop screen. Examining the display cable can help determine if it needs to be replaced or serviced. 4. Refresh rate issues: An incorrect ++refresh rate++ setting, particularly when using an...

Try running the HP Diagnostics from the BIOS by clicking below: How run HP Hardware Diagnostics How old is your battery. As they age they do not hold a charge for as long as when new.

Motherboard graphics ports are only for CPU's with, variously named, onboard graphics, built-in GPU or Integrated Graphics. The cards are separate and usually called Dedicated Graphics. So they are two separate things. Some motherboards may allow the two to work at the same and some don't. But if the CPU does not have built-in graphics you are definitely out of luck unless you upgrade.. Check your specification for both your CPU and your motherboard.

It could possibly be a driver issue as the display works with the BIOS screen. When connected to the external monitor what video driver shows up in the Device Manager? This Lenovo web may help you; https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/produ...-and-netbooks/yoga-series/yoga-7-16arp8/diagnostics-troubleshooting There are service guides, troubleshooting, driver updates, etc.

First of all a pint of liquid, in this context, is an enormous amount of liquid. Think about how tiny and thin electrical traces are on a circuit board. On to solution. Just wash the board off with distilled water. That will safely remove any impurities. As far as I know baking soda does conduct electricity but not very well. Once cleaned, dry the electronics thoroughly before reassembling and powering up. Distilled water doesn’t conduct electricity. Distilled water is a pure form of water that does not contain any dissolved impurities, due to which no free ions are present to conduct electricity. Let us know how it goes

Is this yours? Dell Service Manual for xps-13-9315-2-in-1-laptop Tear down diagram from Dell Big flat battery. Number 11 in the diagram. Replacement Battery