At Fixya.com, our trusted experts are meticulously vetted and possess extensive experience in their respective fields. Backed by a community of knowledgeable professionals, our platform ensures that the solutions provided are thoroughly researched and validated.
I have an Acer Aspire 3502WLCi. For the 6th time it has gone into Hybernation. When I cut off the laptop and leave it plugged in to charge the battery the laptop will not come on for like 2 weeks... then it all of a sudden comes on again. What it going on and how can i fix this? It will currently not come on going on day 8.
I have tried that and it doesn't work. There is no power whatsoever.... when I have the battery on and the power cord pluged in the light comes on saying that the battery is charging though. It's weird. After about 2 weeks it just starts working again. i called acer and they said that it went into hybernation and to take the battery off and hold the power button for 30 sec and put it back on but it didn't work either.I have tried that and it doesn't work. There is no power whatsoever.... when I have the battery on and the power cord pluged in the light comes on saying that the battery is charging though. It's weird. After about 2 weeks it just starts working again. i called acer and they said that it went into hybernation and to take the battery off and hold the power button for 30 sec and put it back on but it didn't work either.
i was working on my acer laptop computer and it said that it was going into hybernation and just closed down. I can't get it to turn on no matter what i do to it. Please help! [email protected]i was working on my acer laptop computer and it said that it was going into hybernation and just closed down. I can't get it to turn on no matter what i do to it. Please help! [email protected]
AnonymousJun 10, 2008
I had the same problem. My notebook was dead for two days, except the battery light would show if the battery was charging or fully charged. (Amber or Green). And, no, my notebook would not power on with the battery removed and only AC connected.
I tried several options to no avail .. removing the drive / memory, swapping the memory DIMMS ...
I wasn't certain, but I doubted the motherboard had any failed components. Ultimately I tried the suggestion... holding the power button down for 30 seconds, both with the battery out and NO AC power (unplugged), and the battery removed with AC power.
When I inserted the battery back I noticed it didn't align 100% on both sides, so I gave it an extra thrust and made sure the two lock tabs for the battery were in the locked position. I don't know if it was the extra thrust with the battery, or the 30 second trick, but it powered on the next try!
I suspect the latter. 30 seconds is a LONG time. I have often heard 4 and had tried that many times unsuccessfully. Give it an extra try and make sure you check with a watch. Try both with the AC on and off, as perhaps something needs to be discharged!
I had the same problem. My notebook was dead for two days, except the battery light would show if the battery was charging or fully charged. (Amber or Green). And, no, my notebook would not power on with the battery removed and only AC connected.
I tried several options to no avail .. removing the drive / memory, swapping the memory DIMMS ...
I wasn't certain, but I doubted the motherboard had any failed components. Ultimately I tried the suggestion... holding the power button down for 30 seconds, both with the battery out and NO AC power (unplugged), and the battery removed with AC power.
When I inserted the battery back I noticed it didn't align 100% on both sides, so I gave it an extra thrust and made sure the two lock tabs for the battery were in the locked position. I don't know if it was the extra thrust with the battery, or the 30 second trick, but it powered on the next try!
I suspect the latter. 30 seconds is a LONG time. I have often heard 4 and had tried that many times unsuccessfully. Give it an extra try and make sure you check with a watch. Try both with the AC on and off, as perhaps something needs to be discharged!
You can't post conmments that contain an email address.
Hey, its kinda hard to tell exactly without seeing the laptop, but if you could try this, its a common problem with alot of laptop batterys.
remove the battery from the laptop, usually a switch on the bottom of laptop to remove the battery.
and try running the laptop off the mains without the battery in,
alot of the time that can fix the problem if its a faulty battery.
let me know how you get on,
- If you need clarification, ask it in the comment box above.
- Better answers use proper spelling and grammar.
- Provide details, support with references or personal experience.
Tell us some more! Your answer needs to include more details to help people.You can't post answers that contain an email address.Please enter a valid email address.The email address entered is already associated to an account.Login to postPlease use English characters only.
Tip: The max point reward for answering a question is 15.
Unplug the computer, hold the power button down until the laptop shuts down, then remove the battery. Plug in the charger, and try powering up. If all is okay, shut it back down, unplug it, and reinstall the battery. Then, plug it in and let it fully charge. Restart it, plugged in and with the battery installed. Good luck.
Hi there,
When your system goes to hybernation it creates a file on the root drive called hyberfil.sys in most instances this file gets corrupted and is causing the computer not to wake up from hybernation.
You would have to try and delete this file so that it will re enable the normal hybernation wake of your computer, here's how to do it:
http://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-7/windows-7-delete-hibernation-file-hiberfil-sys/
Just have to reverse the process to re-enable hybernation.
My recommendation would be to just disable Hybernation and just let the computer go to sleep if you're going to leave it idle.
Hope this helps!
It could have gone into hybernation for more than one reason. Either it has been programmed to or the battery is low. Either way pressing the power button momentarily will get it out, if the power supply is plugged in or the battery is charged. To remove the hybernation option, right hand mouse click on the battery icone on the desktop and change you power settings. Hope that helps.
Unplug the power supply, remove the battery then press the power button 10x or more holding each press for about 10secs. Insert the battery, plug the power supply and turn it on. If it doesn't, repeat the steps. This should remove the static electricity stuck in the mainboard.
If it turns-on, set your laptop to hybernate when you close the lid so you don't need to shutdown it anymore. If it runs out of power while in hybernation, it should start again.
When your laptop goes into hybernation, all files are saved as they were. As soon as you re-start your computer, it will open all files and programs as they were before hybernation started, so YES, you can retrieve everything as it was before.
be sure the computer ios plugged into a charger, to be sure the batteries are charged.
It probably the problem of drivers. Bad drivers usually prevent your computer from waking up or sleep down. Feel free to visit digitalsupporttech for getting help.
no video on the screen. Reseat the memory one stick at a time in each slot one at a time and try turning on the laptop after each stick reinsertion to see if you get video. If not then the motherboard is bad.
I have tried that and it doesn't work. There is no power whatsoever.... when I have the battery on and the power cord pluged in the light comes on saying that the battery is charging though. It's weird. After about 2 weeks it just starts working again. i called acer and they said that it went into hybernation and to take the battery off and hold the power button for 30 sec and put it back on but it didn't work either.
i was working on my acer laptop computer and it said that it was going into hybernation and just closed down. I can't get it to turn on no matter what i do to it. Please help! [email protected]
I had the same problem. My notebook was dead for two days, except the battery light would show if the battery was charging or fully charged. (Amber or Green). And, no, my notebook would not power on with the battery removed and only AC connected.
I tried several options to no avail .. removing the drive / memory, swapping the memory DIMMS ...
I wasn't certain, but I doubted the motherboard had any failed components. Ultimately I tried the suggestion... holding the power button down for 30 seconds, both with the battery out and NO AC power (unplugged), and the battery removed with AC power.
When I inserted the battery back I noticed it didn't align 100% on both sides, so I gave it an extra thrust and made sure the two lock tabs for the battery were in the locked position. I don't know if it was the extra thrust with the battery, or the 30 second trick, but it powered on the next try!
I suspect the latter. 30 seconds is a LONG time. I have often heard 4 and had tried that many times unsuccessfully. Give it an extra try and make sure you check with a watch. Try both with the AC on and off, as perhaps something needs to be discharged!
×