My huawei honor laptop gives me a black screen when I turn on with cap
my honor laptop doesn’t turn on when i power it on. The caps and FN keys light up and you can also hear the fan
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What is the model name and number of the laptop as there a a few different Honor models?
Try shining a flashlight at an angle close to the laptop screen and check if you can see any images on the screen when the laptop have been turned on.
They will be very faint if they are there so try this in a darkened room.
If you can see images then there may be a backlight problem with the display. Has the laptop been dropped or gotten wet at all?
If you can't see any images try connecting an external monitor (TV?) to the laptop's HDMI port and check if there a display from the laptop showing on it.
Don't forget to press whatever key (or keys) are required to switch the display from the laptop's screen to the external display.
Not sure but maybe Fn + F9 both together and then you need work out how to select the 2nd screen only option - arrow down key then Enter perhaps idk.
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it is not from the screen cos once a while it turns on
When it turns on when you restart again then it starts with same issue mentioned previously
I assume the model is a Huawei Magicbook 14 or 15 as you only gave the CPU type.
My answer was only to find out if it did turn on and boot into Windows so there would be a display somewhere either on the laptop screen or on an external monitor or whether it didn't even get that far i.e. did not pass POST (Power On Self Test)
You have to start somewhere when trying to find out what's happening so when the screen doesn't turn on after you start it, try the suggested course of action above. Even if it is intermittent as you say, at the moment you don't really know if it is starting properly or not.
Lights on and fan running only tell you so much and not more. The fan is turned on very early in the startup process before the Windows Operating system is loaded, as you don't want the laptop to even start if the CPU can't be cooled. Just because it is on doesn't mean other hardware components are OK. They are all checked in POST before Windows is loaded.
