The blue power light is shown to the side of the computer. The power lead is green (on). On start up nothing else happens - dead black screen. I have tried other plug sockets and tried with and without the battery in. Any sensible advise
SOURCE: I have a Packard Bell Easy Note R1910 with a start up fault
Does the hard drive/thinking light blink for a minute or so like it's going through it's normal boot routine without an image? Can you hook up an external monitor? If you take it into a pitch black room do you see any image at all? If it's there but faint then chances are the backlight has a bad connection or is dead and would need to be repaired.
SOURCE: The laptop won't boot/turn on, no noise
Try this:
Remove all connectors, media and devices (cables, USB devices, floppies, CDs etc)
1. Press AND hold the power button for 10 seconds. Light should go out.
2. Remove battery.
3. Plug in PSU (the AC power supply unit)
4. Press power button.
5. If the laptop starts, go all the way to desktop and run the laptop for 20 minutes or so.
6. Shut down and remove PSU.
7. Re-attach PSU and then insert battery.
8. start laptop. If it starts, go all the way to desktop and use laptop for an hour or so, to monitor the battery state, see if it is charging. If it is, go to step 9. If not, test PSU and battery, to see which needs replacement.
9. Otherwise open START MENU/SETTINGS/CONTROL PANEL/POWER SETTINGS.
10. Uncheck HIBERNATION in the tab that applies.
11. Set all spin down, sleep/suspend and monitor settings to "never".
12. Apply/OK and Close Power CP
13. Now leave laptop on, let the laptop sit, idle (or use it) for at least 3 hours.
14. Shut down and remove PSU, then restart.
15. If the laptop will not start, or did not show a full charge before shutting down, replace the battery.
16. Go back and set spin down/suspend and monitor power settings to DEFAULT, but do not use hibernation any more on a 3 year old laptop!
SOURCE: MY LAPTOP WILL NOT TURN ON
1. Remove all USB devices such as printers, mp3 players etc etc.
2. Remove the power-cable and the battery
3. Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds
4. Put the power-cable back in but not the battery and none the USB devices.
5. Turn the computer on
If this doesnt work can you hear any fans or hard disk activity when you press the power button?
SOURCE: The bios update failed on my 4g asus eeepc
What you need to do is to get the manual for the motherboard os you can reset the BIOS. On the other hand, you may not be able to preform that. This model is like a netbook and try this, remove the battery and the power cord. give it 15min. put the battery back in and reboot the system and than the power cord. that should help. if not, than a tech person is your next step.
SOURCE: i have a packard bell easynote SJ51 and dont
I think your processor has died. I have had the same problem.Did it overheat if so its likely that it is the cpu. Good news is that it is easy to swop it. Bad news is that not many shops sell laptop cpu's
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