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Hp Victus I5 13thgen

Power Button Is ON, but there is no display, when I'm clicking the power button the caps lock is blinking slowly for 3 seconds. I tried all the options and solutions to solve this but it's not working 

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@RishiYadav1,

 

Welcome to HP Support Community.

Thank you for posting your query, I will be glad to help you.

 

It sounds like your HP Victus (Intel Core i5 13th Gen) laptop is experiencing a no display issue with a slow-blinking Caps Lock light, which usually indicates a hardware failure (often motherboard, RAM, or CPU-related). Since you've already tried all known troubleshooting steps, let's go over some possible causes and final checks:

 

1. Identify the Blink Code Meaning

  • A slow blinking Caps Lock light for 3 seconds typically suggests a CPU or motherboard failure on HP laptops.
  • If it's blinking in a specific pattern (e.g., 3 blinks, pause, repeat), count the blinks as they indicate an error code.

2. Check Basic Hardware Components

  • Remove and Reseat RAM: If possible, remove the RAM sticks, clean the contacts, and reinstall them. If you have two sticks, try one at a time in different slots.
  • Try an External Monitor: If the display is the issue, connecting to an external monitor might reveal whether the GPU or internal display is faulty.
  • Inspect the Power Adapter & Battery: A faulty power supply can sometimes cause the system to turn on without booting properly.
  • Perform a Hard Reset:
    1. Disconnect the charger.
    2. Remove the battery (if removable).
    3. Hold the power button for 30–60 seconds.
    4. Reconnect only the charger and try to power it on.

3. BIOS & Firmware Recovery

  • If you suspect BIOS corruption, try HP's BIOS recovery:
    1. Turn off the laptop.
    2. Press and hold the Windows + B keys, then press and hold the power button for a few seconds.
    3. Release the power button but keep holding Windows + B for another 10-15 seconds.
    4. If the BIOS recovery menu appears, follow the instructions.

I hope this helps.

 

Take care and have a good day.

 

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