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by bfilmfan
Could be any number of things. Bad Power Supply, Incorrect power saver setting, defective battery.
I'd recommend you take it into a shop and at least get an estimate on the unit.
by chris1955
seen this before. could be a range of problems. Try getting the system down to basics and see if it will boot.
These are the basics to boot with video:
1. Video Card
2. RAM
3. CPU
4. Power Supply
5. Motherboard
Remove one at a time; CD/DVD, floppy, HDD, ethernet card, modem etc.
by w2ktechman
Anyway, the previous suggestion is probably best. I was going to mention to remove the battery and plug in the adapter, but you already tried it.
Do you have a secondary adapter? If so, try using it.
Also, check that the fuse for your power plug was not tripped. Or plug in the notebook to a different outlet (one that has something else plugged into it).
If it is not a localized power problem, it is with the unit itself. Unplug all external devices except power, remove the battery as well.
If that does not get it to boot, I am sure that the Motherboard has been damaged, probably from a spike in power. best to take it to the shop and get an estimate, or, if it is still under Warranty, call the manufacturer
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