I was going to suggest the same thing! If under warranty HP should not have any problem replacing the battery.

yah...its that correct to replace that battery but you still have a problem of BSOD.The trouble is not only centered on that battery you need to dismantle the loptop and check whither the exhaust fan is working more than 4000 rpm.And clean the mobo...

lyn I'm sorry but what I should know is correct and fair giving of comments friend...

EXACTLY what happened to my wife's laptop but without all the verbage on the screen. Your solution is correct!

Good Luck, Old Salt

My random guess is that you have a defective battery. Have you tried HP customer support? We are not HP customer support.

He probably should make sure there is no warranty first before operating on it. Tempting as it is, I'm sure HP won't touch it if it's been taken apart!

everybody please vote answer number 4 from greencomval as a Good Answer please . . .

Thanks for that sir...I know only in trouble shooting loptop because its my other sideline job.I always encounter trouble BSOD and drain battery...

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Thanks...

I purchased an HP Pavillion apprx. 4 years ago. After much of the same issues arising with mine, good battery maintenance finally prevailed on my part and all is well now. However, HP acknowledged a battery issue and did a recall on many models of the Pavillion about 2 years ago. Even though they did not identify mine to be included in this band of thieves, there may very well be some "reconditioned" batteries out there making a come back. You may want to contact HP just in case.

Thanks everybody for your comments. I replaced the battery with new one but the issue remained the same. But my intel rapid storage technology software has just started to show warning for my hard disk so I am guessing its because of the hard disk but the problem becomes severe when laptop is on battery.

Is your laptop getting hot? Do you have enough ventilation under it? Have you tried or have a fan under it to cool it off? maybe the power supply inside the laptop is going bad!

Sir, Farhan as what I said when you replace a battery with that you also format your hdd, because as normal once BSOD is perform there are damage of your operating system files.And also you need to dismantle your loptop.Because one of the cause of the BSOD is also overheat of the two chips either processor and vga chips.Do not power your loptop until you could not do what I said cause it will contribute more major trouble of your loptop.And may not display until you will need to replace the board.I have encounter so many trouble and interview of our customers what they do to thier loptop.And they answer me they use thier loptop in more that 8 or 16 ours without using a cooling pad.One of the very dangerous if we use our loptop in overheating manner.Our hand is just like a fry fish...

So much for, "my amazing powers of deduction".

Yeah, but you can still bend a spoon with the best of 'em.

Uri taught me how.

Sir lyn your so much in love...hehe

Sounds like it has to do with your graphics driver. If you recently updated it, you could try rolling it back while running on AC. Otherwise it might help to look for an update. It might also help if you check on your power settings for when it is running on battery.

The good thing is that it should be under warrenty as others have mentioned in case it turns out to be the motherboard.

My laptop [white] was showing massive overheating even after slovenly dusting and vacuumimg, and acquiring a cooling pad. (It would get too hot to hold.) After just blaming too many add-ons,etc., as I was about to crack it open, I surrendered and got out my high velocity vac/blower and gave it the full 110% blow-out and vac-out, then did it again for good measure. Now it never even gets warm - just the exhaust air from the cooling fan. I never got the Blue Screen Of Death, but it would slow, then commit errors and finally just stop. A really good blow out is an essential first step, even if it isn't the first thing you do.

But you dismantle your loptop sir.Its better to clean all the inside/internal part so that it will normal.Because dust buildup is the cause...

If you remove your AC Power and your system crashes then it means that you could do any of the following.

1) Check your system main (DC) Battery with another one first, before you replace it completely.

2) You can also remove your CMOS battery and try cleaning it. If the CMOS battery is faulty, it could eventually make your processor faulty and eventually make your board bad.

3) You can also try repairing your OS with your OS CD but instead of reinstalling, you'll repair. Just follow the options to repair and since you can read english it shouldnt be difficult for you