My system was turned off 4 times in a day for some electricity issues. and when i started it is not starting when i go to bios post they showing a error S.M.A.R.T capable but command failure. please help me to get out of this

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As you mentioned, the cursor keeps blinking, this means that the system is not able to locate the hard disk so that it can start your operating system. Ensure that there is no disk in the CD/ DVD rom and open the bios by pressing F2, DEL, F10, or whatever key that is assigned to the bios. You can find this at the time the system starts. Enter the bios and restore the bios to default settings. After restoring the bios, save the settings and restart the system. This may resolve the issue.

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Hi Sir_chiks,

I see that you are epxeriencing a no boot no video issue on your Laptop.

Have you tried power cycling the Laptop, turn the Laptop OFF then unhook the AC ADapeter remove the battery then press and hold down the power button for about 15 seconds this should drian way all the reamaining power from the systemboard. once the power cycling is done. reconenct the Adapter and the battery on the Laptop and try turning it ON again see if the machien will boot back into windows.

If still the issue is the same, try going into the BIOS of your Laptop see if it will boot to the BIOS.
If the system boots to BIOS set the BIOS to defaults tehn restart the machine, but if it does not boot inot the BIOS then there is something wrong porbably with the motherboard.

I hope that this few detail can help.

Have a nice day,

mvincentc

BIOS Beep Codes
Whenever a recoverable error occurs during POST, the BIOS displays an error message describing the problem. The BIOS also issues a beep code (one long tone followed by two short tones) during POST if the video configuration fails (a faulty video card or no card installed) or if an external ROM module does not properly checksum to zero.
An external ROM module (for example, a video BIOS) can also issue audible errors, usually consisting of one long tone followed by a series of short tones. For more information on the beep codes issued, check the documentation for that external device.
There are several POST routines that issue a POST terminal error and shut down the system if they fail. Before shutting down the system, the terminal-error handler issues a beep code signifying the test point error, writes the error to I/O port 80h, attempts to initialize the video and writes the error in the upper left corner of the screen (using both monochrome and color adapters).
If POST completes normally, the BIOS issues one short beep before passing control to the operating system.

I hope this helps.

Either you have a memory issue or operating system problem.

First, disconnect all cables. Be certain to dispel static electricity by touching metal. Remove the memory cover. Try reseating (removing and reinserting) your memory (try one module at a time to test).

If still a problem, boot your system to Safe Mode (press F8 repeatedly). Go to System Restore and choose a date when your system worked OK. Note: with System Restore, all your updates will roll back to that date.


To access System Restore in Windows 7: Open the Start Menu. Click on All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and System Restore

Hope this helps.

The PC boot detection can be troubleshooted in stages.

I am just getting the process explained here. If your boot issue falls in any of the below said stages, Please do the needful as per the suggestion.

Stage: 1 When the Signal chip on the motherboard initialize the post operation and it checks for the Motherboard powersupply, baised on the Bios manufacturer you get a signal once the POST (Power on Self Test) finishes.

Suggession: If there is any problem at this point, the system hangs\or stops working as Bios wouldnt start its routines. You may have to contact a HW Engineer to find the solution.

Once the POST is done successfully, the Bios is initialised with the Routines to run a check on the motherboard, ports, devices attached and it inspects all chipsets and hardware details of the system.
This point you will see the tiny LE-diode flashing on keyboard and other attached devices. Cmos is loaded with the detailed HW information. As a heirarchy of inspecting the Hardware, it checks for the Audio first and then the Video chipset and status.
Any beep heard multiple or single long at this point could also be due to the failure of Display chipset or port or device. As the system cannot indicate the failure it uses audio. Here your VGA once detected it starts giving you either a non-graphic or graphic display of whats happening inside the system. (Boot process). Suggessions: Any issues at this stage needs to be fixed either on HW or Peripherals attache or finally on Bios if corrupt.

Once Bios routine is done the control transfers to a small program on Bios called bootstraploader which helps in finding the boot up files on the Active partition and initializing them. Here if it fails to find the boot files it shows the message usually known as "Non bootable disk"

Suggession: you can finalize understanding that the disk has no boot files or they are corrupt or the disk partition that has the boot files is not readable.

Suggession : 4: Once the windows starts loading and still it gets stuck at any point till you log on its all the OS files which plays its roles to get the system up. If there is a failure at this point, your OS is corrupt or has an issue. Suggession : Please do an OS Repair or at worst case and OS reinstallation. Hope this gives answers to your issue. Good Luck.

Check the light under the hood, the switch may be bad and the light stay's on all the time and over the visor. Check to make sure the vanity light is off also.  It's just a start and i have known also that the 4X4 actuator will drain too. Keep me posted, be glad to help and it sounds like it's going to be a gremlin to find the battery drain. 

1. reset all bios to std
2. try one peice of ram at a time to see if occurs with each module
3. try new ram
4. update your bios (can also fix minor issues with windows)

colourfull post screens are usually a sign of dodgy ram


hope this helps

Had the same problem with My Compaq M700 No Boot Or Post. Battery Light Flashes 8 Times, Have to Wait 24 to 48 hrs sometimes longer to get Laptop to Start. Tryed the DC Converter Board Change No Difference same Problem. Noticed When Laptop Did Start Clock Time Was always a Little Off 2-4 Hours sometimes more. So Figure CMOS Problem With Time Issues. Read About Battery Memory Transitor Voltage spike Detection Issues Corrected With Newer Bios Flash at HP Supports. So I Flashed Bios With Latest 686h. During the First Boot After Reflash Battery LED Did flash No Start, After pushing the power button again it Started. And has Every since.So Far Laptop Now Boots Everytime and CMOS Checksum Seems To Keep Time Correct In Windows. The Bios Flash Corrects a Voltage Spike Detecting Transistor In The Charging Circuit. During First Start after flash Bios will run system test on the charging system and Correct CMOS. Worked for Me Hope this Helps a Few.