Toshiba Satellite P30 Notebook "power switch" Questions

...power switch (would not power up) While disassembling, I unplugged 2 wires I believe are power supply to the monitor 1 black and 1 white. These 2 wires plug into a module designated as a 2.4DSOF4 ...

...power switch still. 3) Leaving the lid partially open, press the power switch to power it up. 4) After the operating system is running the lid can be opened completely. If you are still having ...

...power switch but all it does is attempt to power on but it never does power back on. The power switch lights up for about a second the turns off. Before me closing the lid with it powered on it was ...

toshiba laptop does not turn on No switch on,or led indication, even when connected to good power supply. Check the power switch button, fuse,defective components in primary power supply circuit.

...switch? power pack shot? overheated? any other ideas or diagnostics tests? One computer I fixed had its internal power regulation confused. With the AC adapter plugged in, holding the power switch ...

...switch on! The circuit seems to have electric shocks all over! It is most likely coming from your power adapter (Power Pack). Have a good electrician check it out for you or replace the power adapter ...

...try booting it off just the battery... any change? If not , then remove the battery, remove the power cord, press and hold the power button for 30 seconds.. Then, plug just the power cord back

toship laptop power related problem my laptop authomatically switches off after switching it on for some few seconds. Please I will grateful if you can help me find a solution This usually happens ...

...power button once to switch on your notebook. 3) When the machine Starts beeping; release the 0 key. 4) When prompted by the warning screen; select Yes to continue with the system recovery. Thanks, ...

...switch it off all togther, remove the battery and power lead and leave it sit for 10 - 20 minutes to let any residual power drain from it. once you have done this just plug the power supply back in ...