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05-26-2021 07:04 PM
Tried rebooting taking battery out and unhooking power. Waited 20 sec and light to start up won’t come on. Husband checked power cord and they work.
05-27-2021 04:01 AM
First, try turning on your computer: if the ‘green’ light comes on and you can hear the fan, but nothing happens—it’s a sign your computer has been affected by a power surge or outage.
- Unplug the big black power cable from the back of the computer. If it’s a laptop, remove the battery as well
- Hold the ‘on’/power button your computer
- Wait 5 seconds
- Press the power button to ‘turn off’ your computer
- Plug in the big black power cable from the back of the computer again
- Turn on your computer
If this fixes the issue, you should be fine. You have just purged the “dirty power” from your computer, and your computer power supply is fine. The same could be accomplished by letting your computer sit turned off for several hours or days.
If that solution doesn’t work, or the lights and fans don’t turn on when you try turning on your computer, there are a couple other fixes you can try to diagnose the problem:
Check Your AC Adapter
Check Your Battery
Check Your Computer Fans
If you’re not able to figure out why your computer won’t turn on, or aren’t sure how to fix the issue, a professional can help.