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@Trebor89 wrote:I meant by restarting is that after power off, unplugged, held power button for 30 seconds, removed and reinstalled mboard battery, plugged back in, pressed start 2-3 seconds while holding win+B, it does light up, the power on button, then it seems to try to start, but nothing ever shows up on screen. Then it keeps cycling, the light goes out, then it lights up again but never displays anything, this repeats over and over again.
Bios boot is corrupted. You can replace the bios, replace the motherboard or possibly program the chip (this tutorial might be useful)).
Sorry, it does not look good and it seem you have already tried all the first things to do.
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@Trebor89 wrote:It just keeps shutting down and restarting repeatedly.
You mention restarting. What is restarting? Does the monitor show anything? Are the keyboard LEDs blinking several times? See if you can run diagnostics.
Turn on the computer by holding the power button down for 20 full seconds then release. Press the Power button one more time (if necessary) to start the computer and then repeatedly tap the ESC key and enter the diagnostic option page (F2 is diagnostics)
run all test but especially memory and disk drive.
Do not allow any updates if disk or memory fail, especially a BIOS update.
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@Trebor89 wrote:I meant by restarting is that after power off, unplugged, held power button for 30 seconds, removed and reinstalled mboard battery, plugged back in, pressed start 2-3 seconds while holding win+B, it does light up, the power on button, then it seems to try to start, but nothing ever shows up on screen. Then it keeps cycling, the light goes out, then it lights up again but never displays anything, this repeats over and over again.
Bios boot is corrupted. You can replace the bios, replace the motherboard or possibly program the chip (this tutorial might be useful)).
Sorry, it does not look good and it seem you have already tried all the first things to do.
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