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Justine18
EstimableAug 15, 2015404,5100
Aug 15, 2015
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I just cannot switch it on. It doesn't have a removeable battery and have tried holding down the power switch for 45 secs but absolutely nothing, is there anyway I can reset it. It's not very old and hasn't been used much, just completely stuck ! Thanks.
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ModernWarfare
HonorableJan 26, 201445010,6108
Aug 15, 2015
- #6
in that case its a faulty hardware problem.
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ModernWarfare
HonorableJan 26, 201445010,6108
Aug 15, 2015
- #2
did this work before without battery?
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Justine18
EstimableAug 15, 2015404,5100
Aug 15, 2015
- #3
Hi yes was working fine before, have tried taking out the power lead to drain power and replugging it back in, but no response at all.
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ModernWarfare
HonorableJan 26, 201445010,6108
Aug 15, 2015
- #4
ok. try taking out the charger from laptop press hold the power button 30sec put it back in and press power see if that works
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Justine18
EstimableAug 15, 2015404,5100
Aug 15, 2015
- #5
Thanks have already tried this, with the power lead out and with the lead in, absolutely no response.
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ModernWarfare
HonorableJan 26, 201445010,6108
Aug 15, 2015
- #6
in that case its a faulty hardware problem.
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Justine18
EstimableAug 15, 2015404,5100
Aug 15, 2015
- #7
Ok, thanks for your help, much appreciated.
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ModernWarfare
HonorableJan 26, 201445010,6108
Aug 15, 2015
- #8
no problem.
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AhBobsaget
ProminentMay 15, 2017105100
May 15, 2017
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fletch3961 :
Hello...OK I have done a few of these lately ....all with the same result...A faulty ddr3 ram ......killing the CPU and leaving the laptop with 5 blinking amber lights......both the GFX_CORE line and
CPU_CORE lines where short circuit......both controlled by the CPU. When I removed the CPU the short circuit was also removed.
As this is a motherboard fault not everyone will know what to do to check the faults, And it might not always be the same problem.
Hope this helps.
CPU_CORE lines where short circuit......both controlled by the CPU. When I removed the CPU the short circuit was also removed.
As this is a motherboard fault not everyone will know what to do to check the faults, And it might not always be the same problem.
Hope this helps.
So... After removing the short circuit, could you put the cpu back in and the computer work just fine?