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Hi jerry,
I too had the same issue and thru enough research viz. internet and my personal experience of using it for the past 5 years I have come to this conclusion.
The laptop is being affected by humidity of the environment surrounding ur area. This problem will vanish as soon as humidity drops down or during summer.
Work Around :
Warm up your laptop using a domestic hair drier in those regions like usp port , power pin area thru which hot air can pass through for some time 2-3min. Be carefull not to melt away the plastic or the LCD screen. Once you get those blinkings as u mentioned, force the laptop down by pressing power switch continuously for say 7-8 seconds. After it switches off, then restart. wait to see the bios screen and if not repeat the same process till u see BIOS post screen. As you see the bios screen the system will boot up as if there was no problem at all. Nothing error shall be reported due to a system failure.
This is purely my personal experience if you like, worth trying.
I too had the same issue and thru enough research viz. internet and my personal experience of using it for the past 5 years I have come to this conclusion.
The laptop is being affected by humidity of the environment surrounding ur area. This problem will vanish as soon as humidity drops down or during summer.
Work Around :
Warm up your laptop using a domestic hair drier in those regions like usp port , power pin area thru which hot air can pass through for some time 2-3min. Be carefull not to melt away the plastic or the LCD screen. Once you get those blinkings as u mentioned, force the laptop down by pressing power switch continuously for say 7-8 seconds. After it switches off, then restart. wait to see the bios screen and if not repeat the same process till u see BIOS post screen. As you see the bios screen the system will boot up as if there was no problem at all. Nothing error shall be reported due to a system failure.
This is purely my personal experience if you like, worth trying.
