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Hi,

 

When i run my laptop (compaq nx9005) from its battery i have no problem with my graphic's ( i run a karaoke so tv out to seperate monitors ), As soon as i plug in my power lead for the lap top I get interferance in the form of wavey lines picture degregation to the point where the words are no longer visable and even the dreaded blue screen from the other monitors/tv's. If i unplug the power cord from the laptop everything is ok again. Now i know the obvious way round this is to make sure i just use the battery ( doh) but on some occasions I.e and 8 hour gig (yes i do have thease) i can not run on the battery for the full gig.

 

Any suggestions as to stopping the interferance from the laptop's power source,

 

any help appreciated

 

thanks

 

mark :loopy:

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Are you using the correct power adapter for the laptop? Have you tried another to see if this is the problem?

 

Sounds like a shielding issue but you would need to test with another to establish whether the problem is with the laptop of the power supply.

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I dont seem to remember a problem with the old power supply i had to get a new one about 3 months ago perhaps you could be right and another power supply could solve this annoying isssue seems very low quality adapters though if they only lasting a couple of months, will try and find the relevant adapter for this model from the manufacturer rather than ebay in china lol thanks for your input

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Quite right, original manufacturers equipment should last a LOT longer than 3 months, in fact they should really last the life of the laptop.

 

But then again, I would doubt Chinese copies will be manufactured to the same standard.

 

Good Luck!

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if you cannot find a genuine 1 which is increasingly harder these days due to the humongous numbers of fakes, then the trust 1300p at £30ish will do the job and will probably work out better in the long run as it has a 2 year warranty

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if you cannot find a genuine 1 which is increasingly harder these days due to the humongous numbers of fakes, then the trust 1300p at £30ish will do the job and will probably work out better in the long run as it has a 2 year warranty

 

Whats one of them ??? and where would i get it from ?? am struggling to find original power supply for my laptop cant seem to match part numbers up. :loopy:

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Try picking out your EXACT model number from THIS LOT

 

Even if you don't buy from HP direct it will give you an idea of cost.

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Thanks to both of you have found the right part now going to get direct from HP least i know the money will be well spent ( just under 40 quid ) have found some others at 20 quid range but think they may just cause the same problem again in a couple of months.

 

Thanks again

 

mark

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Hope it solves the problem ... let us all know.

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Quite right, original manufacturers equipment should last a LOT longer than 3 months, in fact they should really last the life of the laptop.

 

Don't buy an Acer then! They only put a 3,6 or 12 month warranty on some of their components.

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Yep, been caught out with Acer more than once! Very poor build quality IMO.

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