Warrenty How do I find out if my computer has a warrenty??

Call the company and provide your ID number to them, to check the company details visit these pages:
https://www.contactforsupport.com/auto-warranty/
https://www.contactforsupport.com/home-warranty/
https://www.contactforsupport.com/computer-manufacturers/

cHECK THE PROCESSOR HAS THE WARRENTY IF THE WARRENTY IS THERE RETURN TO VENDOR. IF WARRENTY WAS NOT THERE THROUGH IT .

Do not take this apart or even open it unless it is out of warrenty. With the model you quote I doubt it is out of warrenty - take it back to where you purchased (with receipt) and get it looked at under your warrenty (free)
Once you open this up you have voided the warrenty so exhaust that option first and then we can help if that route is no good :)

You are still in warrenty, go to Toshiba website and get to customer services. Also - as its under 3 months you could take it to where you purchased it from and they should sort it, dont let them tell you to go to the manufacturer as in the legal sense they have a duty to you as you purchased from them and it's been under 3 months.
DONT open it up or let any technician open it up while its in warrenty, that will void the warrenty.

Hi,

Try this >>>>

Remove AC power and take out the battery.
Plug the AC power back in and see if it will switch on. If it does shut it back down again and re-insert the battery. Try turning the computer on.

If you get no life from the computer either with or without the battery then this computer has to be sent back to Asus for repair or replacement as there will be still warranty on the computer.


Regards.

If it gradually comes on or does after a while then there are parts that are failing inside. These are usually capacitors and while cheap the labor isn't. So you need to carefully check if you have any warrenty. The cost to fix may be $100 but a replacement can be $100 so unless you have warrenty time to get a new one (it comes with a new warrenty too ;-])

Try charging overnight. Then do a 'reset' by holding the 'on' slide up for at least 20 seconds. If that doesn't work, connect it to a computer with the USB cable and see if the computer 'sees' it as a drive. If none of that works then contact Sansa. Pray it is in warrenty (1 year). Sansa will replace defective players in warrenty but has NO repair option if out of warrenty. I've had two players just quit working (no power at all). One started working again for a while. I was able to replace one (in warrenty) the other is out of warrenty. Seems Sansa Clips have either a battery defect or more likely a connection to the battery/power circuit that breaks. No user fix I've found. Good luck.

Because you had it back to the dealer for the same problem whilst it was in warrenty,the warrenty is still valid.Its called a warrenty ongoing problem.The dealer must fix the problem and if you run into problems ask the dealer for the manufacturers warrenty complaint number.They will probably try a bit harder to fix the problem because it puts a blotch on their dealership if you complain to a higher level.Don't let them NOT fix it.Hope this helps

If you have a 2 year warrenty, then you should be able to get a new one.

1 to 3 year warrenty they will give you

in 1 year warrenty if your drive not responding totaly than they transfer to dealer & they will transfer to production house for replace ment

1 more thing if they had say you for life time warrenty than its also equal to 3 year warrenty.

so take care of it.

THNX