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10-10-2016 03:09 PM
The past few days my computer has worked fine. I've had it plugged in constantly and used it for nearly 4 hrs straight yesterday. Today, I took it to school and plugged it in in their power strip tables. It started up, but after abotu 3 minutes it shut off. I pressed the on button. No sucess. I unplugged and replugged the cord. Still no success. I decided to move to a different table. I plugged it in, but it shut off one more after around 3 minutes. I unpluged the battery charger cord. I plugged it in again. I unplugged both ends ofthe cord. I waited about 2 minutes, and pluggedi t back in. Nothing worked. I unplugged the cord form itself. No success. I took the battery out of the laptop and plugged it in. Nothing. It wouldn't turn on. I put the battery back in. As you can guess, there was no success. I moved to a different table and plugged the cord into the wall this time. Now it has been going for about 10-15 minutes. I'm afraid this might happen again, though, or I might not be able to access the wall. Any suggestions of how to prevent this, or ideas as to what the problem could be?
Thanks!
