I performed a routine bios update on my HP Pavillion DV9000 notebook directly from HP and afterward it took what appears to be a dump on me. When ever I put the battery in the notebook it will power on by it's self. What could the EVGA team suggest I  do on this matter? Is there any kind of fix to save my notebook or a reset option I can perform to get back on track??? Over the last year this forum has been wonderful with suggestions and tips and has saved me a couple of times so I always come back for more great advice from my fellow EVGA members. 
 
To get a better idea of this problem I've posted a video on Youtube which can be found by clicking on the link below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ikVdayiysA
 

Come on eVGA show some love and offer some tech 101 tips on this. Anything really big or small just so I can move foward for the win! :)

Will give it a go thanks!

Okay, to make better since on this problem I can simply order a motherboard and replace the dead one. I want to know a couple of things before hand.

1.) Can I use my cpu which is an Intel 2.95 dual core

2.) Use my memory 4GB of DDR2

I was doing a little research and it says I can drop my cpu and ram into the new replacement motherboard because the two components are not integrated with the motherboard it's self. What's the truth because If that's the case I can do that once I unscrew everything. Please advise...thanks! :I'm sure there's more then meets the eye with the process. I need to also make sure the integrated video is an NVIDIA 8600 Series and if so can that also be upgraded to better since I'm going to swap out the defective motherboard? I figure why not get the most out of my laptop and see exactly what my options are. I would like some suggestions and pointers from you great guys...thanks!

Also, check out this eBay link they sell these replacement boards dirt cheap: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=hp+dv9000+Intel+motherboard&_sacat=0&_odkw=hp+dv9000+motherboard&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3286.c0.m270.l1313