No Power When I push the button to turn on the computer, the green light comes on for a few seconds and then nothing.I have checked the power cord its ok. Could it be the battery? Thanks for your help

I have an HP printer too, but it's HP 2050. When i plug it in it usually makes a noise and then the power button blinks. To turn it on requires me to hold the power button down for a few seconds until the power button light stays on. If you haven't tried yet, try pushing down and hold and see if it turns on. Hope this helps :)

sounds like grit in the lens mechanism..... but is it worth enough to get it serviced?

mine does that when it's in stand-by mode. I just push the power button and it comes on....

Assuming you've already tried that....push and hold the power-button down for 5 seconds and the power SHOULD go out. *IF* it does not, then disconnect the power cord in the back for 1min....then reconnect and try to boot. If it *DOES*, then do the same...unplug the power cord for 1min and reconnect and boot.

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Check that the computer is plugged in with power. (is the power bar actually on?, the power cord lpugged into the brick? plugged into the back of the computer? Is teh power port loose/broken?)

most likely a bad power supply or motherboard. Replace the power supply 1st

Remove battery, press and hold power button for 5 seconds, put battery back in, and turn on.

Push the power button up and hold it there for a few seconds then turn it on

I have seen systems where when they get an unexpected shutdown such as a power failure, then the power supply will not supply full power when you try and start back up. I would suggest that you turn off the power switch to the power supply (if you have one), what a few seconds and power it back on.

Either the new power supply you purchased is not functioning correctly. But, assuming it is now that you are getting some form of power to your PC, it is very likely the motherboard. Whatever fried your old power supply (or it could have just been the power supply itself) most likely fried your motherboard in the process. Probably not the CPU since the MB can't even post.

I would suggest taking a look at the power module if that can be replaced. The Fuse blowing may have only been the beginning of the problem. Any recent issues with under or over voltage in your home?