HP note book no image after logo

[HeavenKinder]

Hello there, my friend has a HP G62 Notebook with a image problem. After the windows logo there is no image, it's like the actual monitor just turned off... He had this problem already 2 months back which i fixed by formatting the pc, reinstalling the graphics card driver (Ati mobility radeon HD 5470) with the CCC (Catalyst Control Center), and it actually fixed the problem, the card was slower than before but it fixed the problem and thats what mattered.
The problem is back again now, and i already tried everything and it just doesnt work. I tried tons of things and i cant fix this issue... Everytime i try to install the drivers with Catalyst it says:
Application Install: install package failure
I already got tons of different errors which i dont remember...
I aready have no idea what to do, even tried upadting the bios, Hope you have some ideas.
DxDiag https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6GEyEaliBqkX3hELW8zZVVhNGs/edit?usp=drive_web

 

[maxie]

Hi ... Have you tried Downloading the Driver for the GPU from the HP Website ... You would need the exact Model Number to be able to do that ...

 

[HeavenKinder]

Yes i tried it, and also from the AMD/ATI website, and it didnt work either

 

[maxie]

Can you boot from Safe Mode .. Which Version of the GPU Driver have you Installed .. Or is it just a Standard VGA ? .. Try uninstall 'microsoft visual c++ 2010 .. Also please let us know what else you have tried to resolve the problem ...

 

[HeavenKinder]

Can you boot from Safe Mode .. Which Version of the GPU Driver have you Installed .. Or is it just a Standard VGA ? .. Try uninstall 'microsoft visual c++ 2010 .. Also please let us know what else you have tried to resolve the problem ...

Yes i can, when i boot in safe mode it works fine. The GPU is Mobility Radeon HD 5470. I tried to plug in an external monitor but it didnt work, it gave me a BSOD... Im gonna try that, ill let you know

 

[HeavenKinder]

Didnt work

 

[Faladu]

When was the last time that laptop was cleaned? If never, dust could be causing the problem, check the intake/outtake fans on the laptop, use compressed air in those.

That is a budget unit so it might be dying/dead, it's from 2010 (read a review on the series from Feb '10) so that doesn't surprise me much, 4 years was a great life for a budget model.

I would pop out the HD, backup all the critical to the user's data at this time. 4+ years is over and above expectations for a typical hard drive, and budget units aren't exactly getting top of the line components.

I would try running Linux via a Live CD/DVD on that laptop and see if it works perfectly or not, it runs entirely from the CD/DVD so it will not interfere with the Windows situation. [distrowatch.com for Linux distros, I use Linux Mint]

*If you already wipe and dropped a fresh Windows OS and even then it acts up, it's highly likely a hardware issue.