no. It won't respond with or without the battery. I've tried multiple power cords as wellno. It won't respond with or without the battery. I've tried multiple power cords as well
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You should try to service it first. The most important part of a service is to change the turmal compound. After 3 month the compound gets hard and starts to strain the cpu up to the point that the cpu dont turn on .
That noise was caused by the failure of the power circuits from the mainboard. This is a major failure - the entire mainboard will have to be replaced. For that you must take it to a repair shop, this isn't something you can fix.
if the system is completely dead,theres a possiblity that the problem is with the power supply or the motherboard itself, try to use another AC adapter and if it still the same,contact manufacturer...
1) remove wall charger
2) Remove battery
3) Press and hold power button down for apporx 30 seconds
4) Plug in wall charger
5) Power on laptop
6) If successful plug in battery
Replace your battery Some laptops don't boot up when no battery is present even it is connected directly on the power supply. Or if not to visit your nearest HP service center. If its still with warranty, use it.
check this out. it worked for me and i had the same problem as yours on my T60. http://www.masnick.com/2007/09/07/the-secret-thinkpad-powerbutton-code-to-bring-dead-laptops-back-to-life/comment-page-1/#comment-40720
unplug the power from the back, take out the batteries, and push the power button for 5 to 6 seconds. Wait about a minute, then put the batteries back in and plug in the back
Check the ac adapter is the proper one for that laptop.
Check the power jack is not damaged or loose.
let laptop site without battery or power for a few hours.
remove battery and retry power.
try another ac adapter
if that doesn't work, you may have a reset button but not likely to solve the problem.
sounds like motherboard is damaged, or something blew.
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