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HP Pavilion M7-1015dx (0% of the System Memory tested OK)

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I own an HP Pavilion laptop Model: m7-1015dx It was factory installed with Windows 7 (64 bit)

8GB Memory / 1 TB Hard drive (5400 RPM)

8GB DDR3 SDRAM (2 DIMM)

 

My son spilled a drink into the keyboard of my laptop. When I discovered the problem, I turned off the computer, removed the battery, turned it upside down and let it dry for five days.

 

After turning it on, I discovered that the OS system was missing. Prior to the spill, I had upgraded the OS by installing Windows 8.0 Pro. Initially having the 8.0 Pro disks, I thought I could just install the software and all would be fine. I later discovered that I need to install the Recovery disks first, before installing 8.0. (I've ordered disks. They are on their way.)

 

I ran tests.....(I've downloaded photos of each test.)

 

First, it looks like I've fried my Hard Drive. I have removed the hard drive and inserted it into a USB HDD docking station in hopes to retreive all of my files. The docking station is detected by the computer WITHOUT the hard drive snapped in, but...is NOT detected when the hard drive is connected. (This analysis makes me think all of my files are gone.)

Question: Can a professional retreive my lost files off of the hard drive?

 

Second, one of the other tests, shows 0% of the system memory tested OK. Can I assume that I've also lost my 8GB Memory? If I am correct, would that be 8GB DDR3 SDRAM (2 DIMM)  ?

 

Question: Can I purchase two new Dimm cards to replace the ones that I think are also "fried"?

 


When I inserted the 8.0 Pro software, the computer detected the software program and looked as if it were going to install it after I keyed in the Product Key Code....so to me the CD drive is in working order....as well as the processor.
 Also, they keyboard and the keyboard back light works and fully functional as well. I haven't had an opportunity to test the speakers or the preinstalled webcam.

 

Question: Is it worth it for me to purchase a new hard drive and the (2 DIMM) or do you think my computer is a lost case?

 


Again, I have downloaded pictures of the computer screens when I ran the computer tests.

 

Any help, would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks!


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