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by colin.mac
Remove the battery from the system, attah the mains lead and start her up if it still fails to boot up it could be down to anything from bad RAM to a blown circuit.
p.s. It might even be your mains adaptor tranformer that's knackered.
by sgt_shultz
by otl
Do not know the specs on this machine but with most newer machines you must have a USEABLE (not open) battery IN the machine for it to even come on. When it is plugged in does the battery charge light come on ? Is the power cord plugged into the transformer completely? Is there power to the outlet ? Is the fuse on the transformer blown ? if no, do you have power out of the transformer ? Check the output voltage from it using a standard voltmeter ($6 @ radioshack), do not use the ampere setting as this will burn up meter and possibly the transformer.
You can also check the battery. Verify it has no voltage with the voltmeter, start with highest setting and go down until you get a reading or your setting is 0 and still nothing. If you have no voltage use the ohm setting and see if it is infinite if so the battery is totally dead and must be replaced.
by donmars
by johnmaxy
your dead battery has nothing to do with booting up. My laptop has a dead battery for 3 years and I can still start up, with or without the battery.
There might be other causes:
1/: do the powerlight on your laptop turns on? if not you don't get power.
2/:has anything happened with your OS? try to boot up with your OS boot disk. If this doesn't work, you're in trouble :-).... Did something go wrong woth the bios? etc...
try to find out...
by pocono
by chuckpaynter
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