HP’s Slimline Desktop PCs make good Media Center system so some of you could be effected by the Nvidia fault that has been hitting some laptops. The problem manifests it’s self by the PC either not booting or displaying video and HP are offering to replace the motherboards on faulty systems. HP have a list of affected machines which includes models for the UK and Europe. According to PCPro.co.uk Nvidia is currently being sued by its shareholders for allegedly covering up the problems with the faulty GPUs.

From HP:

Some of these computers may not boot or may not display video. Computers experiencing either or both of these symptoms, attributable to the computer’s motherboard, are eligible for this HP Limited Warranty Service Enhancement. This program provides for a motherboard replacement at no charge for 12 months from the date your one-year Hardware Limited Warranty expires or until December 31, 2009, whichever is sooner.

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  1. I’m having a problem with my Nvidia Drivers pn my laptop, I get the BSOD when trying towatch TV or video on VMC – Acer Aspire 9300 upgraded with 2Gb RAM – the problem started with the RAM upgrade and the NVIDIA drivers stop working!

  2. HP claims to be replacing the motherboards of all the effected computers, but HP lies about this. They are only fixing a small fraction of the motherboards, and even when they do replace the motherboard, they usually replace it with another bad motherboard. When people ask the tech support at HP about the problems that they are having, they lie and tell them that it’s not a known problem with that model. Then when the customer starts searching the internet they are shocked to find out that HP lied to them, that there are thousands of people having the same problem.

    Hp has also been heavily censoring their message boards. HP customers have gotten fed up with this, and now a new forum has been born at http://www.hplies.com where hp can’t censor the posts. Now HP is scared of this forum and what it means to the company.

    Wayne Sallee
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