I have to keep dis/re-enabling the connection and eventually it will pick up the signal again. When I disable the connection and re-enable a few networks are discovered, but not mine. I am also experiencing a poor wireless performance, while one minute it will be connected perfectly fine then, without warning, the bandwidth will drop to 1mbs (still with good quality and strength) and will not communicate with anything. A quick inspection of the fan grille shows substantial dust build up and I assume that this is restricting the air flow and the thermal efficiency of the cooling mechanism. I am experiencing ever-increasing fan noise, due to the processor overheating. Basically, if you mess up it's your fault. Whilst every effort is made to document as accurately as possible, this is a guideline only and any work you decide to carry out, you do yourself. The author, Tim Trott, accepts no responsibility or liability for any damage to hardware, loss of data, injury or anything else. Do not undertake this task if you are uncertain about dismantling/repairing electrical components. Always follow correct electrical safety procedures.
This guide is produced through experimentation and is in no way endorsed by HP or Compaq. This procedure will certainly invalidate any warranty you may have on your product.
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