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I shut down the laptop at once and i turned it on immediately.so only power light is on and the computer is not working.only black screen is seen.

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Try this :

1. unplug the ac adapter and remove the battery .
2. press and hold power button for a minute
3. now put the battery back and plug in ac adapter
4. turn on the laptop now

it should work.

if not, try removing hard drive and memory modules then reinstall them back.

if the issue persists, your motherbord has gone bad.

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Toshiba laptop p105-s6084, went into hibernation and will not restart. removed power supply and battery. held power button down for 1 minute. reinstalled battery and power supply. hd light flashes 7 times but no boot, tried many times still dark screen. please advise.

Posted on Jul 13, 2011

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