I have a rj111 cord jsrAA.where do i plug back in

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Try the following and see if it will turn on.

1. First make sure the device has been charged.
2. Unplug your charger cord.
3. Remove the battery.
4. Press and hold the "Power" button for 30 seconds and see if the device will turn on.
5. If it does, great, now plug back in the power/charger cord. (If it didn't turn on without the cord in, it should turn on once you it is in. Yes sometimes they will turn on, or try to turn on, even with nothing attached/plugged in.)
6. Now put the battery back in.

power up or boot up? if boot up its not likly to be an electrical problem its a OS problem, and ill be able to help with that, but as far as fail to power up... thats a bad cord, or bad battery if u have questions feel free to call.. 951-210-4757

Consider a new battery. How old is it? A battery has a Cycle Life, when it's reached it's time to replace it. If so, always replace with a genuine replacement, some aftermarket batteries don't work well at best, and COULD be a Fire hazard at worst. You could try a different Cord/Charger with the EXACT same power specs as the original.

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If it isn't already, try plugging it in, it might have run out of battery power. Otherwise, you would have to remove the top shell of the computer (where the keyboard is housed) to get to your power button to make sure it's plugged into the motherboard properly, unless it's still under warranty, in which case, you could send it in and have them do it for you, so long as it wasn't the first problem. If it's not under warranty, and plugging it in won't work, just post a comment here, and I'll help you with making sure the power button is plugged in.

Laptops can be quite tricky to clear out. Only thing I can do is tell you to unplug the laptop. Remove the battery. Try to turn it on for about 10 seconds repeatedly ( this drains latent power from the main board) Put the battery back in, plug it in and give it a whirl. Hopefully that will be enough to clear the bios.

It is not a driver or video card problem. It is the monitor.

To be sure plug a full size desktop monitor into your laptops monitor jack. Every laptop has one. If the picture doesn't turn yellow that will confirm that your LCD is bad.

the graphic card of qosmio g30 is built in to the board you need to change a mother board of your computer this is the dis advantage of g30 or you buy a pci videocard and plug in but the monitor of you laptop is become useless bcause you need to plug in a external monitor to the pci videocard..


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bochard

Qosmio uses bios setting to configure the raid type for the HDD set up. this is not dependant on have two HDDs in you laptop. When bootining the laptop enter the bios setup F2 (I think not on a toshiba right now) check and reset the raid configuration for the drives. I am asuming you are using the origional recovery disks for your qosmio. If not you need to aquire a usb floppydrive and the raid drivers for you laptop iin order to install windows of any kind on this laptop.