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Thank you so much indeed for you kind and continual replies Mr/MS. Techie007L   

About picking up my order from my city, country. Let me say it in other words:

There is only one way in Yemen which is Post Office Box.

If my order was sent to my country, and then the Yemen post office would be responsible for deliver my order to my, city,  province.

Assume, that my order was sent to my city, then where will it be located on my city as long as I don't have any post office box?

Where will pick up my order in my city?

If I have post office box, then no problem will be there since my order will be picked up from my Post Office Box

Finally: Could you please answer my questions regarding my laptop spare parts I asked before?

About picking up my order from my city, country. Let me say it in other words:

There is only one way in Yemen which is Post Office Box.

If my order was sent to my country, and then the Yemen post office would be responsible for deliver my order to my, city,  province.

Assume, that my order was sent to my city, then where will it be located on my city as long as I don't have any post office box?

Where will pick up my order in my city?

If I have post office box, then no problem will be there since my order will be picked up from my Post Office Box

    Honestly, I don't know how all this works in your country.  I can only relate to how it works here, and use that to help you enter the information you already know into eBay's US-styled address fields.  You would probably get better answers asking perhaps your Yemeni Post people, and the people at your local HP agent who know how to ship stuff to you.

Finally: with respect to the spare parts of my laptop(HP Pavilion dv6-6093ex Entertainment Notebook PC support) Model Number: LM610EA#A2N

My Battery(HP Pavilion dv6 Battery 6cell), Fan(HP Pavilion DV6-6000 DV7-6000 Fan Heatsink 650797-001 641477-001 665309-001), and Power  Jack(HP PAVILION DV6-6000 SERIES DC JACK WITH CABLE). Could you please address these points for me:

(A) there are many HP Pavilion dv6 Battery 6cell listed when looking for original genuine  HP Pavilion DV6-6000 DV7-6000 Battery 6cell. So which one is the original, and compatible with my laptop?

(C) Which is good Fan cooling for my laptop?

(D) I have Quotation from HP agent in Yemen, however, I really noticed that their prices were high as opposed to the ebay.com For instannce, 

why is only the price  HP Pavilion DV6 Battery 6cell in the HP agent in Yemen  is much higher than ebay.com, however, Fan cooling fan, and power jack are the same??????? 

In addition, they willcost me the local shipping fees '$20'(sending the items from capital city of Yemen to my city - a distance of 1000Km)). However, Ebay.com will only cost me one international shipping fee, which is  $16.

    The advantage of buying from your HP agent is that the parts should be guaranteed compatible. Are you sure you would only pay $16 in shipping to eBay?  Unless you're buying each item from the same seller, each one will have its own shipping cost.  And even then, sellers frequently add a little to the cost of shipping for each item you add to the order.  It may be cheaper (or close to it), and certainly less risky to go through your local HP agent.

    Regarding batteries, many of the batteries being sold are aftermarket batteries that are cheaper to produce, but are usually compatible.  Some work great, while others are duds.  At the very least, pay close attention to the sellers positive feedback rating especially when buying batteries.  Batteries marked "Genuine", "OEM" or "Original" should be HP batteries.  Otherwise, they are most likely aftermarket, 3rd-party batteries.  Batteries with more cells (like the 12-cell ones) are heavier, protrude out the bottom of the laptop, and can greatly increase run time.  For a search term, I would suggest using "DV6-6000 battery".

Ninthly: First of all:

my existing Optical drive is: LightScribe SuperMulti DVD±R/RW with Double Layer Support,<br> <br><br>and with the capabilities <br><br> <br><br>----------------- <br><br>hp CDDVDW <br><br>TS-L633R <br><br>Media Type DVD Writer <br><br>Name hp CDDVDW TS-L633R <br><br>Availability <br><br>Running/Full Power <br><br>Capabilities Random Access, Supports Writing, Supports <br><br>Removable Media <br><br>Read capabilities CD-R, CD-RW, CD-ROM, DVD-RAM, DVD-ROM, <br><br>DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R DL, DVD-RW DL, DVD+R DL <br><br>Write <br><br>capabilities CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-RAM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R DL, DVD+R <br><br>DL <br><br>Config Manager Error Code Device is working properly <br><br>Config Manager <br><br>User Config FALSE <br><br>Drive E: <br><br>Media Loaded FALSE <br><br>SCSI Bus 0 <br><br>SCSI <br><br>Logical Unit 0 <br><br>SCSI Port 0 <br><br>SCSI Target Id 1 <br><br>Status OK

I really found My HP laptop can support installing BlueRay, however, I don't know if any BlueRay drive can be working/compatible with my laptop or there is a specifi part number of BlueRay must be purchased in order to work on my laptop well.

I really was told  the drive part number is presently 665329-001 found HERE.  TheHP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive, which was found at myDVDdrives.com. However, mydvddrives.com is not ahuthoriative like eaby.com, amazon.com. Thus, when I looked for that HP-Compaq 665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive at ebay.com, I found zero results, although there are some other ones. Thus, could you please let me know if any BlueRay can be compatible with my laptop or not??

When looked for 'HP-Compaq 665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive' at amazon.com, I found  HIGHDING SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive Burner Writer Replacement for HP-Compaq 595761-001/665329-001/599538-001 . However, there is HIGHDING? 

If I will find LightScribe SuperMulti BlueRay, it would be much better??

    Unlike with HDDs and SSDs, things are a lot less standardized with disc drives (disc spelled with a "c" refers to CD/DVD/BD drives).  Looking at the pictures of your disc drive, it appears to use the more recent (and very common) SATA slimline connector.  It appears that your laptop uses a 12.7mm disc drive, which is the larger size.   A 9.5mm disc drive would be loose, but you could probably shim it to fit snugly OK.

    As long as the drive you're buying uses the slimline SATA connector, it should work.  Unfortunately, the interface is frequently not specified, but if you can see a picture that shows the back of the drive, the connector should match the picture shown on Wikipedia.  Here is a page that shows the two most common interface styles side by side (the SATA one is compatible, the PATA one is not).

    However, with a non-OEM/compatible part, the bezel in the front most likely will not match your laptop's shape, and may even not fit.  Many even come without a bezel or mounting accessories at all.  Usually you can remove these parts from your current drive and put them on the new drive.  Is there any chance that your local HP agent could get an official (compatible) BluRay drive for you?  If not, I found several results on eBay that should work using the search term "dv6-6000 blu ray".  Remember to keep your search terms as short as possible!  When searching for the compatible part number you listed above, a search for "665329-001" returned several results (although none shipping to Yemen).

    Unlike with HDDs and SSDs, things are a lot less standardized with disc drives (disc spelled with a "c" refers to CD/DVD/BD drives).  Looking at the pictures of your disc drive, it appears to use the more recent (and very common) SATA slimline connector.  It appears that your laptop uses a 12.7mm disc drive, which is the larger size.   A 9.5mm disc drive would be loose, but you could probably shim it to fit snugly OK.

    As long as the drive you're buying uses the slimline SATA connector, it should work.  Unfortunately, the interface is frequently not specified, but if you can see a picture that shows the back of the drive, the connector should match the picture shown on Wikipedia.  Here is a page that shows the two most common interface styles side by side (the SATA one is compatible, the PATA one is not).

    However, with a non-OEM/compatible part, the bezel in the front most likely will not match your laptop's shape, and may even not fit.  Many even come without a bezel or mounting accessories at all.  Usually you can remove these parts from your current drive and put them on the new drive.  Is there any chance that your local HP agent could get an official (compatible) BluRay drive for you?  If not, I found several results on eBay that should work using the search term "dv6-6000 blu ray".  Remember to keep your search terms as short as possible!  When searching for the compatible part number you listed above, a search for "665329-001" returned several results (although none shipping to Yemen).

Thank you so much indeed,

First: I really was told by HP Forum member that My HP laptop can support installing BlueRay, and he told me that this part number( 665329-001 ) of BlueRay drive should be compatible with my laptop. Also, that user suggested for me this link 'HERE'

However, as long as that site 'mydvddrives.com'is not 98% positive feedback.  and doesn't have money refund guarantee. Also, since I don't find internal BlueRay drive in my own HP agent in Yemen. Thus, I had to look for 'TheHP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive, ' in ebay.com. But,  zero results resulted in researching, although there are some other ones. I think that my search with TheHP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive  is correct as long as that part number was sugggested by that HP agent.

Moreover, When looking for 'HP-Compaq 665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive' at amazon.com, I found HIGHDING SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive Burner Writer Replacement for HP-Compaq 595761-001/665329-001/599538-001 . However, there is HIGHDING in the name of blueray, which I don't know what is?

However, I, myself, don't know if any BlueRay drive, other than that its part number is 665329-001  can be working/compatible with my laptop or there is a specific part number of BlueRay must be purchased in order to work on my laptop well.

Thus, could you please let me know if any BlueRay other than that one**The****HP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive**  can be compatible with my laptop or not??

Second: that TheHP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive drive was suggested doesn't have lightscribe feature.  If I will find LightScribe SuperMulti BlueRay, it would be much better??

 Unlike with HDDs and SSDs, things are a lot less standardized with disc drives (disc spelled with a "c" refers to CD/DVD/BD drives).  Looking at the pictures of your disc drive, it appears to use the more recent (and very common)SATA slimline connector.  It appears that your laptop uses a 12.7mm disc drive, which is the larger size.   A 9.5mm disc drive would be loose, but you could probably shim it to fit snugly OK.

    As long as the drive you're buying uses the slimline SATA connector, it should work.  Unfortunately, the interface is frequently not specified, but if you can see a picture that shows the back of the drive, the connector should matchthe picture shown on Wikipedia.  Here is a page that shows thetwo most common interface styles side by side (the SATA one is compatible, the PATA one is not).

  

But, if you have a look the features of that http://www.mydvddrives.com/replacement-for-hp-compaq-665329-001-sata-blu-ray-bd-rre-drive-84047, you will that it is **12.7 mm height internal slim BD-RE Writer.**I contacted the sales at mydvddrives.com, and they told:

 In First contact: Please don’t worry, all of our drives are brand new, which is replacement  but new, maybe a LG or Sony, it was shipped randomly, you just need reuse your  original drive’s accessories to install the new drive on, please advise. And our blu-ray drive doesn’t come with lightscribe, and it’s free shipping  to worldwide, it’s ok there isn’t a postcode, some country shipping address  doesn’t have zipcode, we understand.

In Second contact: we're on our New Year Holiday now, but please don't worry, your email will be replied on 2015-03-03,

   

Honestly, I don't know how all this works in your country.  I can only relate to how it works here, and use that to help you enter the information you already know into eBay's US-styled address fields.  You would probably get better answers asking perhaps your Yemeni Post people, and the people at your local HP agent who know how to ship stuff to you.

In Yemen, there is only one kind of personal numbers that normally go in the address line, which is renting a slot at the post office, called a post office box (P.O. Box).  I, myself, don't have any P.O.Box). However, there is a Post Office in my city. Also, some friend of mine has it. However, I don't want to use his P.O.Box)

Let me say if you hadn't have a mailbox , and you hadn't rented a slot at the post office, called a post office box (P.O. Box), and you had purchased a product would be sent/shipped for you from the UK, China or any other country, where would you pick up your order when received/delivered in your city, the US? You only wrote your name and city, and country, and your phone number in the delivery address.  So, I don't think that your order will be sent to the post office of your city since you don't have a slot at the post office, and you don't have  a mailbox to which your order will be sent?

Buyer's product purchased without writing/providing P.O.Box or mailbox, I think, will be lost

I hope you understand me.

First: I really was told by HP Forum member that My HP laptop can support installing BlueRay, and he told me that this part number( 665329-001 ) of BlueRay drive should be compatible with my laptop. Also, that user suggested for me this link 'HERE'

However, as long as that site 'mydvddrives.com'is not 98% positive feedback.  and doesn't have money refund guarantee. Also, since I don't find internal BlueRay drive in my own HP agent in Yemen. Thus, I had to look for 'TheHP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive, ' in ebay.com. But,  zero results resulted in researching, although there are some other ones. I think that my search with TheHP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive  is correct as long as that part number was sugggested by that HP agent.

    I just looked up the rating ofMyDvdDrives.com, and I would avoid buying from them if possible.  It looks like they (sometimes) sell cheap knockoff (imitation) drives that fail, don't last very long, or don't work at all.  And then they frequently don't respond to the buyer's problems.  A couple of reviewers indicated that the company is based from Hong Kong.

    Now this rating can be taken with some grains of salt since they really blast eBay and Amazon too.  I just find the actual complaints about reliability and customer service in the reviews to be alarming for what this company (MyDvdDrives.com) does.

Moreover, When looking for 'HP-Compaq 665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive' at amazon.com, I found HIGHDING SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive Burner Writer Replacement for HP-Compaq 595761-001/665329-001/599538-001 . However, there is HIGHDING in the name of blueray, which I don't know what is?

    This is a 3rd-party drive that is supposed to be fully compatible with the HP part numbers that they listed.  Chances are that it would work fine for you if you could get it, based on the one 5-star rating it has on Amazon.

However, I, myself, don't know if any BlueRay drive, other than that its part number is 665329-001  can be working/compatible with my laptop or there is a specific part number of BlueRay must be purchased in order to work on my laptop well.

Thus, could you please let me know if any BlueRay other than that one**The****HP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive**  can be compatible with my laptop or not??

    Yes, as I mentioned in my previous post, any disc drive that uses the slimline SATA connector should work since your laptop uses the larger (12.7mm) size.  The only real potential issue would be the bezel on the front of the drive not matching the trimline of your laptop.  But, the bezel (and mounting bracket) can usually be removed from your current drive and put onto the new one.  Actually, many laptop disc drives don't even come with a bezel.

    Since I have no special knowledge of all the hundreds of possibilities exactly which ones you may have issues with fitting wise, here are your best options (in order):

1. Get the OEM BluRay upgrade directly from your HP agent.  See if they can special order it for you since they don't have it in stock.
2. Search eBay for "665329-001", which is the HP part number.  Results would include the original HP disc drive, and 3rd-party compatible drives.  When I just looked now, there were only three results, none of which ship to your country.
3. Search eBay for "dv6-6000 blu ray".  This will catch additional models that others have labeled as compatible with your machine, and models where the seller didn't put the HP part number in the title.  When I looked just now, I found several good results that ship to your country.

    Regarding compatibility with your laptop: There is nothing "special" about a BluRay drive that would require your computer to be "BluRay" compatible.  If the disc drive is functional, uses the correct connections, and it fits in your laptop, it will work.  Also, to be able to play BluRay movies, you will probably need BluRay player software.

Second: that TheHP-Compaq  665329-001 SATA Blu-ray BD-R/RE Drive drive was suggested doesn't have lightscribe feature.  If I will find LightScribe SuperMulti BlueRay, it would be much better??

    Not really.  All LightScribe does is allow the drive to burn a label onto special LightScribe discs.  The label quality is marginal.  What is of much more importance is this: A BD-ROM DVD/RW Multi drive can read CDs, DVDs, and BDs, but it can only burn CDs and DVDs.  If you want to be able to burn BluRay discs, you'll want a BD-R/RE Writer/Burner.  ROM stands for Read Only Media; so BD-ROM indicates a BluRay play-only drive.

In Yemen, there is only one kind of personal numbers that normally go in the address line, which is renting a slot at the post office, called a post office box (P.O. Box).  I, myself, don't have any P.O.Box). However, there is a Post Office in my city. Also, some friend of mine has it. However, I don't want to use his P.O.Box)

Let me say if you hadn't have a mailbox , and you hadn't rented a slot at the post office, called a post office box (P.O. Box), and you had purchased a product would be sent/shipped for you from the UK, China or any other country, where would you pick up your order when received/delivered in your city, the US? You only wrote your name and city, and country, and your phone number in the delivery address.  So, I don't think that your order will be sent to the post office of your city since you don't have a slot at the post office, and you don't have  a mailbox to which your order will be sent?

Buyer's product purchased without writing/providing P.O.Box or mailbox, I think, will be lost

I hope you understand me.

    Hmm.  So you don't have mail delivered to your house?  This is the primary method of mail delivery here in America.

    In the US, if you have no mailbox/street address and no P.O. Box, you would be unable to receive mail.  In the case of a missing or invalid address, the city/state/zipcode (if valid) would get the package shipped all the way to the local Post Office where they would deliberate on what to do with it.  Depending on the class of the mail, it would either be returned to the sender as "Address not deliverable", or it would simply be thrown into the trash.  Now, in some cases where an actual street address was not supplied (just a name), the Post Office sometimes delivers delivers the package to the person if they have a person with that name registered for that Post Office, but I certainly would not count on this!

    Perhaps there is a misunderstanding here.  You indicated that the Yemeni Post delivers mail in your country.  So I assume that you are already receiving mail.  Whatever addressing your loved ones use right now to get mail to you should work.  The US Post Office will forward the package to Yemen even without a street address or P.O. Box on it.  They even do that with packages here in the US as described above.  What happens to it once in Yemen is up to your country.