Dead - Acer Aspire 4520-5582 Notebook

THE CAR HAS LIKE 50+ ELECTRICS DEVICES,
ONE IS HEAD LAMPS THAT WORK KEY OFF DO THEY
IF NOT FIX DEAD HEAD LAMPS FIRST. FUSES.
IS STATER MOTOR DEAD
IS ENGINE DEAD
IS TRANSMISSION DEAD (ENGINE RUNS)
DOES DASH HEATER BLOWER WORK
DOME LIGHTS DEAD?
BRAKE LAMPS DEAD
TURNS DEAD
PARK LAMPS FRONT AND REAR AND SIDES DEAD/.
SEE, HOW COMPLEX 12DC POWER IS? AND MORE LOTS MORE. EVEN A DEAD RADIO

you lost DC power, the main battery is dead.
no list of good and bad,just bad.
DC power goes to VAST things, in all modern cars even 10x more.
so all things good and bad matter.
engine dead. will not crank or start or run
head lamps dead, or dim, key on and off.
blower dash (heat?) dead. on all speeds for sure high.
dome lamp dead
windows dead, door locks dead.

what to do, when DC fails for sure the engines stater motor dead.
making car useless.

• check fuses first.
• check battery voltage 12.6vdc rested never 10v or below.
• jumper cable crank start the dead engine,
• runs now, if yes check battery again, 13v to 15vdc below is bad dead alternator (or its fuse, ore belt fell off/slips)
• a bad battery ca n cause modern cars ALternator to go off line to prevent battery rupture (flying acid doomed)
• scan the car key on,see DTC errors like (fuse blown or battery dead errors)
• that is it for this far, a voltmeter finds it. easy used.
• one more, if IMMO lamp is not happy ,engine can not run.

ask the maker or any RV center, for one.
do not own machines and not have the manual sets.
or go broke pulling to the same center, at the drop of every hat.
no problem told of vast things seen in any RV that can fail
really endless list it seems,. CLASS "A" huge RV
the coffee grinder dead?
LoL
engine dead
refer dead
heater dead.
radio or TV dead. CD player?
AC dead.(air cooling)
roll out dead.?
head lamps dead (both means battery is dead)
and more, water bed dead? (nah)

Acer EXTENSA 4420-5910 Laptop
2008? +Vista home loaded. new.
you meant that?
dead PC, no full evidence told. is screen dead,fans dead an all LED dead, or beep codes or LED blink codes or text errors to the screen and all that is dead, that is a 100% dead PC or just dead screen
just bought it dead as most this old are dead, from $1 garage sale>?
this screen has CCFL back lamp;s and 99% are dead now world wide, at 20,000 hours on them or 5 years 10hr/per day. dead.
if seem to be on and LCD is dead use flashlight dark room
pointed LCD, if see data now that tells you CCFL tubes are dead
in 30seconds work, amazing no?

here are are the tests, for 12years lold
the CMOS battery in side is bad, dead, and can not be ignored.
remove old battery huge leave it out until PC runs again right.
run on correct AC power pack do not mix it with others wrong.
power on , hold this button for 10 seconds and release (intel reset)
does he power button LED work, LED power glows
fell or hear fan spin , yes too.
then do this

http://pcdied.com/monitors_and_screens/flash-light-trick.html

the flashlight test trick, do this if fan blows.
and or hammer he BIOS hot key F2 as you release power button
this puts up BIOS screen .
the laptop can be connected to a monitor if your CCFL dead
and run like that for ever. (zero portability)
VGA monitory
power on and hit, Press Fn+F5, LCD/CRT/both display switching
seen on page 89 of your manual.
set it to both blind. if CCFL is dead, or to CRT
CRT means external VGA (legacy named ectreme )

Dead Wrong
Dead Silent
Dead List
Dead Lost
Dead & Buried
Dead Nasty


Calladine Bayliss

sorry about that.
we can not see your screen so any answers are wrong or 100x too long.
NO BOOT has over 20 causes.
the top 3 are
1: all batteries in the PC are bad even the coin cell.
2: bad HDD.
3: infected OS. (running virus magnet XP?)
or worse ,

Foxconn K7S741MG-6L Motherboard, 2004 new day1 relic?
is this true?, and yours or posted wrong model?.
NO VGA out? at mobo or the video card?
yes k7 , winfast board>?
answers,
SIS chips there are not supported, by (ALL)
No PCI-express slots at all , just AGP.(BAD)
1/2 of all AGP cards made will not work here, (dang)
no SATA ports, just relic IDE(PATA). sad max.

and the coin cell is dead at 10 year old now 2014
2014-2004=10 , spec is 7 year life so its dead and now BIOS goes MAD.(even igpu dead vga rear)

just found a raw mobo in a garage sale>??sure.
foxconn DIY sales, went dead 2012.

no video connected how , NOT TOLD , fail.

and now double dead, the mobo ended all support, gee how can they if SIS died. really/? nobody can !
and this too DEAD....


https://www.foxconnchannel.com/




buy a i3 mobo 2010 and newer
never buy into, SIS, VIA or Nforce ever.
it's junk mobo for only XP.

I will now tell this, horror, back in 2004 !

the VGA out is hard to get working on most then.
let me tell you why, (yes horrors of AGP)
1: 1/2 the AGP cards fail here unless from Foxconn.
2:the bios must be forced to the VGA you want to use and there are 3 choices then, igpu ,agp and pci slot.
one is the default and there was NO AUTO mode then.

best is to reset the MOBO using a new fresh coin cell RTC battery and then no APG card there at all.
and hope the igpu works.(mobo rear edge I/O plate VGA)


3: on some mobo (yes) I had to use very old PCI card, like this one for $10 used
ATI Radeon 9000 64MB PCI Video Graphics Card, With VGA, DVI & S-Video

this last trick if needed allows VGA bios to work
and then in the BIOS video page set it as you want
end legacy ,topic, PCI (non-express) video.

PCI old, is gone and forgotten now.

PCI-express modern/ 2003/4 up.but not yours.
avoid all AGP. the maker had a QVL on AGP that shows, only tiny list of allowed, and is max pain all that.
even bios updates that do not exist now..

many are, this old , coin cell dead
and 20 other things
wana do 20 tests? and 20 questions.???
power on light dead.
fans dead
hdd hear not to spin sound.
monitor is dead/ all are if older than 2010, CCFL lamp tubes dead.
just failed now or bought it dead???? no history told and matters

reset it to 2.5 watts

Probably a dead power-supply.
Maybe a dead motherboard.
Maybe a dead CPU.
Not likely to be dead video.
Less likely to be dead RAM.

Take it to a qualified technician for trouble-shooting.