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I have the very same problem, the Drive light turns red, the screen is "black" and the battery charging light indicator on the front is off. No differance if I'm traying to power up on battery or AC-adapter.
Before this problem appeared I had problems where the laptop was powering off, with no warning, and I had to restart it. This happened several times and was going on for about a week before it died totally. Can it be the CMOS battery on the mother board? Anyone having clue what the problem could be?
The cable is dislodged or you have a failing lcd.If you want to repair this yourself.Check online for a replacement cable and a Lcd too.Then you will have to open the Lcd Bazel to remove or check the cable.Make sure when you attempt this there is no power attached ,battery and Ac Adapter.
Good luck
reset ur system frm the Bios ie reset it frm the mobo or just remove the Cmos battery turn on /turn off put the battery back.that bios wont be there any more.
What I did was removed all the case screws.and gently pulled the front left corner up.(front left as if you were looking at the screen). You will need some hook nosed pliers to reach in and pull it out. replace with same size battery.
Gateway 450ROG CMOS BatterySmall internal battery that maintains calendar and clock settings.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is not the battery that powers your laptop; it only maintains
certain internal settings. If you need a main battery, please refer to
the page on our web site for your laptop model.
CMOS batteries
are located on the motherboard; if you are not comfortable with the
inner workings of your laptop, you may want to consider having the
battery installed by a qualified technician.
Here is the link to their site for your cmos battery
Sounds like a voltage regulator. Have the system diagnosed at a repair shop. Sorry I know this isn't what you wanted to hear, but is probably the correct answer.
I kept taking it out waiting put it back but nothing
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