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Issue:
I had a customer bring in a dv9000, her daughter had dropped it on it's side on a USB cord plugged in. This cord busted the internal connector off, slid in further and broke the connector for hard drive #1, right off the board.
question one, can I change something somewhere in the CMOS to boot from HD #2
if this is not an option, would this be a mother board replacement issue?
I had a customer bring in a dv9000, her daughter had dropped it on it's side on a USB cord plugged in. This cord busted the internal connector off, slid in further and broke the connector for hard drive #1, right off the board.
question one, can I change something somewhere in the CMOS to boot from HD #2
if this is not an option, would this be a mother board replacement issue?