My laptop does not turn on. Whether it is used with battery or with cord, the laptop does not start.
Do you have any suggestion which laptop's component does not work? Or maybe how to verify if the laptop receives electricity or not?
Thanks!
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Dan, try this first:
1. Remove the battery and power supply.
2. Hold the power button down for 30-45 seconds
3. Release the power button
4. Put the battery back in and plug in power supply
5. Push the power button and it should power up.
Let us know what happened. Hope this helps, good luck.
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But why this happens?
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maybe the ic of power or other thing in mother board.
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this is most likely a bios related issue
disconnect the power cord
remove your battery
hold the power button down for 20 seconds
remove the back panel and locate the coin-cell battery which should be in upper left hand corner
remove the battery
wait 15 seconds then reinsert the coin-cell battery
connect your power cord
press the power button
rest your laptop settings
log into your laptop
check for bios and critical updates and install them
restart your laptop
NOTE: There may be multiple bios updates which need to be applied thus don’t be surprised if you need to repeat these steps a few times
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Have you checked to make sure that your AC adapter works? If it does, you will have to check to see if the dc jack gets power, for that you will have to disassemble your computer. Use a multimeter on the DC adapter and see if it gets power. If it does, check the on/off switch with a multimeter and see if it has continuity when you activate the switch. What model Vostro is it?
- de oldturkey03
Thank you for answer. It is a Dell Vostro A860 (it is an old model). I can say that the laptop receives electricity because while the cord is pluuged, a blue light is on. Maybe I will have to ask for a service, because I believe that the motherboard is dead. It can be a cause.
- de Dan
This is most likely a bios related issue
disconnect your cord
remove your battery
remove the back top panel to expose the coin-cell battery
remove the battery, wait 15 seconds, then reinsert it
connect your power cord
press the power button
your laptop should turn on
reset your bios configurations
apply any bios and any critical updates
NOTE: you may need to repeat all of these steps depending how many updates
This should resolve your issue. Hope this helps
- de jane doee