T5 Crashes Wont start or crashes shortly after starting. Lines across screen, battery appears fully charged.

I have seen Acer laptops do this when the battery is dead and wont charge.

Do you also get any 'beeps'? If so how many and what pattern (if any)?

contact sony service center

my lg p970 is showing only lg logo but can not start

Crashes when? What are you doing when it crashes? When it crashes does it boot right back up or do you have to wait a while then it will boot back up?

The laptop might be running hot or has a virus, but you'll need to answer the questions above to really isolate what is going on.

As for the battery not charging, either the Power Cord is bad or the battery is bad. If the power cord is good, it would normally charge the battery unless the battery is dead. Batteries only have a useful life and last for so long, then they have to be replaced.

Maybe your DC Power Jack where the Power Cord plugs into the laptop is bad. That would cause the laptop to crash (shut down) and it would also keep the battery from charging.

Take an ink pen and push the tip inside the jack and see if the little pin wiggles, if so the jack is bad. You'll have to take the laptop apart to fix it. Most times it is soldered onto the motherboard, so you will have to desolder the old and solder a new one.

The symptoms are those of an internal hardware failure. The camera starts up, indicating that it is powered. Then it shows the splash screen, which says that the LCD is working. Then the camera crashes while doing the initial test, when all part of the camera are powered and checked.

When it fails this way it is usually defective main board. A short in wiring to lens or a shorted lens motor may cause the same thing. Before sending the camera for repair, check the following.

Test using a different battery . You can go to a camera shop and ask testing battery.
If you are using ordinary batteries, ensure that they are Alkaline. Replace with fully charged.

Try starting the camera with no memory card. A shorted SD card may cause the same thing.

Check if the lenses are stuck half the way through.

Remove batteries; point lens to the floor; hold down the on button; reinsert batteries while holding the button; release button (power reset).

If all that does not work, then the camera must be repaired. In that case call manufactured to get a quote on repair. You can get a quote from a third party here:Repair.

After removing the battery, I discovered a small brass reset button, about 3 mm in diameter, near the battery connection terminal. This was gently pressed with a pen for 15 seconds. After refitting the battery, the unit was fully functional again. This reset results in needing to set the clock again. No other settings are affected.

The same thing happened to my DS that was 3 years old. But at a point it didn't even turn on. The top screen made a quick blink then it turned back off automatically. I suggest you just get a new DS (I got a DSi) because a new battery is VERY expensive.

Answer:It is definitely the battery, though.

The problem was partially solved in that I put my old battery back in and at least it charged properly. I did receive a new battery from BatteryMill and I fitted it and left it charging for 5 hours. However, when I unplugged it to see if it had charged at all it did the low battery thing and then when I tried to recharge it the battery fully charged symbol ame up. I suspect that had I left the new battery charging for say 24 hours it might have charged fully. However, I have decided to send my batteries back and get a refund. The problem must be something to do with a battery memory problem.

yeppers..power supply is on multi colored unhappy mode..you'll need a new one..