Power light is blinking continously and can not access my drives.

It might be you change your cartridge to that and you did not insert it properly so that they blink. Try to check the cartridge if it can insert properly then restart your printer and try to print it again. If they are blinking again just press the reset button or turned off your printer then turned it on again and try to print.

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It may be the ballast....

maybe is the hard disk malfunction

replace the complete key board and mouse kit

Hi ,

it will continuously blink . this shows the siganl is transmitting from the access point. and this frequency of this light blinking will increase when some client computers are connected to your access point or router

You did not specify if you are talking about the lights below the screen or the ones at the front of the palm rest.
Have a look at pages 1-2 to 1-5 in the HP support manual (link).
The description might help you.

It seems to me that you are talking about the battery light (which is amber when the battery is charging) and the light for the drive (which is blinking when the hard drive or optical (CD/DVD) drive is in use.)

Just as a side note: if your hard drive light is constantly blinking, although the CD/DVD drive is empty AND you are not saving or accessing data - this could be a caused by not having enough RAM installed. In this case, the excessive memory has to be written to your hard drive, which could result in excessive blinking of that light.

Take it our of the external encasing and plug it in directly to your motherboard. This has worked for me in the past. I just had my second wd external harddrive crash so now I will do the same process all over again.

sounds like the drive has locked up the adapter is powering it but hdd can not turn try removing the hdd and replacing it with anouther.

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