Toshiba Satellite Mx35 powers up but screen will not come on. Has 2 green lights and one orange light lite up.

The lights are from left to right.

1.AC power light, amber when charging.

2.Battery light. Green.

3. Internal storage drive light

4. Memory card reader light*

5. ON/OFF light

6.Wireless indicator light

THE BATTERY LIFE TIMED OUT.TRY IT ON NEW BATTERY FOR TURNING ON THE SYSTEM.THE CHARGING ADAPTER MAY BR ALSO A PROBLEM TRY TO CHECK IT AC VOLTAGE LEVELS .

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> orange steady battery light

It will turn GREEN when the battery is fully-charged.
Is there a problem with the battery not accepting a charge?
Remove the battery, to see if the computer will start without it.

> power button lights shift key and 2 function lights

Do these 2 lights just "blink" once, and then go out?

Does a "power" button stay lit?

Have you hired a professional computer technician to trouble-shoot?

It sounds like your PSU is defective. If you replace your PSU it should resolve the issue, this is quite common with some toshiba power supplies. The flashing light is to let you know the battery is empty or the system is in hibernation. Hope this helps,
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From the left,
1, Mains power connected
2, On (glows green when system is on)
3, Battery orange when charging green when fully charged
4, Hard Drive green when accessing
5, Floppy or CD drive activity

Light above keyboard<
1, caps lock
2, arrow mode
3, num lock

orange means stanby in other words energy saving mode

Hi,

you have one of 3 things wrong here.

1:) the battery is dead, and needs to be replaced ( suggest e-bay china seller for cheapest )
2:) the AC adaptor or dc socket on the motherboard is Faulty.
3:) motherboard fault, regarding charging circuit board.

Go for the most cost effective option First. New Battery. Then AC Adaptor. Finally would be motherboard replacement.

Mike @ compurepair.

Is the fan blocked?
If no air goes in, CPU could overheat.

first instinct u cooked sumthing

second try unpluging and removing both batterys ur nicad and the internal lithium 1
this shuld force bios 2 reset

if u cannot locate the internal battery un plug power and batt
w8 aprox 3days the internal clock will drain it 4 u