Wont boot up

Hi voyagerbooks,

Request you to try following the below steps which might help:

(1)Turn off the computer.
(2)Remove all the external peripherals like AC Adaptor, flash drives, battery, etc.
(3)Press and hold the power button for 30 sec which releases the static on the computer (if any)
(4)Put back the battery and plug in the AC Adaptor.
(5)Let the computer charge for some time.
(6)Try turning on the computer.

If the computer doesn't turn on then check if the computer gives any series of beeps or if there are any diagnostics LEDs shown on it.

Thanks and Regards.
Kiran Kumar.
#iworkfordell.

Seems that your iPad has been reset to factory. You will have to plug it into your computer and launch iTunes. From there you should be able to restore from your previous sync. It helps if you use the computer you originally set up the iPad with.

First check to make sure your charger is working, plug it up to the computer and see if the battery charging display comes up.

Second I would check to make sure the battery is actually charging.

Third try a cold boot, hold the power and home keys down while it boots it could just simply be locked up.

so have to check you battery , if battery don't have problem then check your smps............

Usually a rapid blinking charge light is alerting you of a battery fault. Try taking the battery out, plugging your computer in, and turning it on (with the battery out). If it boots up, then your battery is to blame, call customer service right away and see about getting a new battery.

Remove the battery and then plug it back and then try to turn it on.
Connect it to the charger and then check if the laptop turns on if it does then the battery of your laptop has to be replaced and if it does not boot up or turn on even after pluggin the power cord then take the computer to the computer manufacturer as it has some hardware problem.

1.) Was the computer turned on and booted up?
*The USB ports provide no power under most computers when they are not on.

2.) Does the iPod work when plugged to the cable?
*If so then you more than likely have a faulty battery or port that is not allowing charging.

try to remove the battery. Then connect the power cord (Adapter) to your laptop and plug it to the wall outlet. Now turn ON your laptop. It should boot well without the battery and you can conclude that the battery caused the problem. You can then replace the battery.

Remove the battery and disconnect the AC adapter. Press and hold the power button for a minute. Then connect the battery and AC adapter to turn on the notebook.

Try to remove the AC power and then the battery. then plug in the power without the battery. Turn-on the Laptop if it starts then slowly put the battery back after it boots in windows. Check if the battery is charging.

Hope this helps.