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10-24-2019 05:49 PM
I have an All in One Hp Pavillion MS200 and for the past few weeks I have been needing to use the computer. But, when I turn it on the power button's light comes on but the computer does NOT start up and the screen is still black. So, I tried taking the power cord out and holding the power button for 5 secs, then put the cord back in and try turning it on like google said. But, the same thing happened. I also thought it was just the keyboard acting up so I turned the computer on and pressed Esc repeatedly to see if it would change anything but It didn't. I also did the same thing by pressing F8 repeatedly. I need help and I do not know what to do, Could someone please help me to solve the issue?
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10-24-2019 09:49 PM
Greetings,
Welcome to the forum.
I am not a HP employee.
It sounds like you have a hardware problem if you cannot access the startup menu by tapping ("ESC") at system startup.
Possible causes:
External power supply
Motherboard
Integrated or discrete motherboard component.
This means: you may need HP factory service or you need to have a local PC technician diagnose the problem.
All in One PCs usually have everything (except RAM modules) integrated on the motherboard.
Regards
10-24-2019 09:49 PM
Greetings,
Welcome to the forum.
I am not a HP employee.
It sounds like you have a hardware problem if you cannot access the startup menu by tapping ("ESC") at system startup.
Possible causes:
External power supply
Motherboard
Integrated or discrete motherboard component.
This means: you may need HP factory service or you need to have a local PC technician diagnose the problem.
All in One PCs usually have everything (except RAM modules) integrated on the motherboard.
Regards