Congratulation on V2.

Mobility Solution, 3rd floor (I think, same floor as The Hub) Lowyat Plaza.
Please do read up the first to third post before asking these type of question.

The laptop doesn't fit well in the bag given during the promotion. You can barely fit the laptop in the main compartment, but not in the place where the laptop should be put in. The bag is simply too small for this laptop size, 15.6", A 15" laptop would definitely fit in. Even the default bag comes with the Lenovo Thinkpad Edge 11, fit this laptop better.
Myu opinion is better for you to buy your own bag that can fit better and offer better protection to your precious laptop.

First of all, have created your recovery disc? You better do it first.
1) Which GPU is the one crashed and did you install any new driver in the last 2 days? How's the temp? There is a new driver update released in the past week, maybe you can try to download it and update you driver.
2) Your laptop comes with 4 or 8GB RAM? BSOD can be causes by hardware (such as RAM incompatibility, HD failure) or software (driver, corrupted Windows files). There is a software out there (bluescreen viewer, or something like that), download it and check the minidump file to identify the culprit.
3) Try update your Wireless card driver. Please check you wireless card brand before you download the appropriate update. Check also your Internet connection. The problem could be originated from your ISP too.
4) Looks normal to me.
5) Please read Checksum is Invalid
Or it could be that motherboard battery is dead. You could either replace it yourself or bring it back to the shop you bought from and launch a complaint to them to replace it for you. To replace it yourself, first get a replacement battery (CR2032 button battery) and a "-" screwdriver. Open the backplate (careful, this is one of the trickiest part) and once you've open it, you should be able to see the battery near the harddisk. Replace the battery, and close the backplate (the second trickiest part).

For 1,2 and 3, if the problem persist, you could opt to do recovery using the recovery disc you've created. If all else fail, bring it back to where you bought it from and demand a solution from them (warranty or a new unit, perhaps)

These are my opinion and you should wait for other user for their opinion on these matters.

Editted: added HP technical support website

This post has been edited by Efalex: Jun 21 2011, 09:11 AM

Do you still have BSOD or system crash?
Regarding the CMOS problem, if you have a spare CR2032 battery, you could try to replace the battery on the motherboard to see if that resolve your CMOS problem.
If it doesn't, I afraid it's a hardware problem. Bring it back to your dealer or the service center and demand service or 1 to 1 exchange (depends on how good you argue).

Welcome to The Invisible Mystery Gift Club, my fellow Decepticon.

Btw, did you received the 3-year warranty carepack?

From Sarawak? You better call them to order by phone. Please confirm with them the delivery charges to Sarawak, as I've posted before that the website stated delivery charge is RM 138 while the PO they sent to stated that the delivery to East Malaysia incurred as fee of RM 300+.

Errr...the force manual switching doesn't work. If you are lucky, you may find the "hidden" tab, but once you reboot, they will go back to auto switching. All 61XX series comes with auto switching. It's not that bad, only that you do not know which graphic card is active at the moment and OpenGL application may have problem running on the AMD card.

Woah, careful with you qoute. People will confuse me with what wacomuse did.

I think the only way to permanently switch to Radeon for 6114TX is configure all the executable files to run on "High Performance".

Welcome to the Decepticon. Still want to be known as "AsusFans" now??

One more thing, programs using OpenGL may not works, i.e. thay may still run on Intel graphic despite being set to run on "High Performance".
These are the main issue that the owner of DV6-61XX series are complaining about.

I never received any care pack registration form from them but the last time I checked, my warranty last till 2014. It was added 3-4 weeks after I received my laptop.
The only thing I do is register my laptop online.

It's more like the people in the West keep ordering and returning the laptop hoping that the auto-switching problem were solved when they received their.

The Product key for MS Office is provided in a separate package. The one under the laptop is for your Win 7 OS.

Yes, the warranty you've purchase will overlap with the existing warranty. Those of us that buy this laptop with a 3-year carepack will get warranty until 2014, not 2015.

No care pack will be sent to those buying from HP online. They will update your warranty without the need to fill in the care pack form.

You'll need 3 DVD for Recovery Disc

How many Hard disk do you have in your lappy? I saw a Hitachi and Seagate there.

With caddy or without caddy?

Nice....show us some picture later

I have one question. For ASUS N53N, the air intake is under the keyboard, so a keyboard protector will interupt the airflow. Where is air intake for DV6?

Left side is the outlet, where you can heat up your coffee mug.
The back, not sure if it is the inlet or outlet.
Now, is there an inlet built under the keyboard like ASUS laptop?