Laptop toshiba problem

Hi, If the Toshiba Satellite is not turning on using the Battery and the adapter, you have to check it with the Toshiba support team. There could be a hardware problem with the system already and needs attention.
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hi

-remove battery pack(if you can romove memory ram aswell) and wait 10 mins
-now start charging laptop without battery pack for 2 mins
-unplUg the power AND press and hold the power button for 45 seconds
-REPLUG THE POWER CABLE BUT DONT PUT THE BATTERY PACK YET

NOW OPEN THE LID WIDER YOU CAN PRESS POWER BUTTON YOU WILL SEE YOUR SYSTEM WILL START ONCE YOUR SYSTEM BE READY SHUT IT DOWN PUT THE BATTERY PACK BACK AND CONTUNUE TO USE YOUR LAPTOP

Have you tried replacing the battery?

check if the port or the adapter is damage
if the port, need to send to depot, if adapter, means it need replacement

i think so the speakers might be bad

Hi

Thank you for your query

Please try the folowing

1) Switch on the Laptop
2) Press the F12, or del key to enter bios/setup
3) Leave it in this mode
4) If the laptop switches off, then your CPU is overheating and the heat sink will need to be replaced

Please book your laptop into a reputable PC shop for repair

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From what you're saying it sounds like a bad motherboard but your description is very brief. Please elaborate.

Hi Salman Bhai,  I Think Your Laptop had Sevear Problems With Smps Section Of Laptop I Strongly Recamands You To Plese Check it First Otherwise It Will Definatly Crash Your Bartry As Well As Your Peripharals.

Hi,

I had the same problem before. I think Toshiba had a problem, because when I removed the battery and switched it on again it was working.

After that you can put the battery again.

Try that.

Sounds like a hardware failure because your not even reaching post. which means that its not software. i would take out the ram and hard drive. and then putting them back in. if that didn't do anything than I'm going to say you've probably got a dead mother board.