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Apr 27, 2012 at 04:27 AM
Apr 27, 2012 at 04:27 AM
Hello,
Is the fan running?
Is the fan running?
Ambucias
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Apr 28, 2012 at 04:18 AM
Apr 28, 2012 at 04:18 AM
Hi Rees,
Open your task manager (alt+ctrl+del), click new task, type explorer.exe to create the task.
Let me know
Open your task manager (alt+ctrl+del), click new task, type explorer.exe to create the task.
Let me know
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Apr 28, 2012 at 01:59 PM
Apr 28, 2012 at 01:59 PM
Q. What causes black screen?
A. Power problem
If the laptop is being run on battery the first thing to go is the scren, but as you have tried with the AC plugged in, then this could not be the case.
B. Software problems
If the laptop is able to get past BIOS but not get past windows then it is a driver issue or the resolution, but this is not the case for you.
C. Hardware problems
Hardware 1:
If the LCD Screen is faulty their will be no display - plausible in your case
Hardware 2:
If the inverter in your laptop is faulty, their will be no display - plausible
Hardware 3:
If LCD Cable connecting mobo to LCD Display is faulty their may be no display or random vertical lines going through it - possible but highly unlikely
Hardware 4:
Faulty Graphics card, if computer is not serviced annually, a collection of dust can build up in computer, also this special paste that helps the laptop to dissipate the heat turns grey and no longer dissipates as good, causing the GPU to overheat which may lead to a dead Graphics card - in your case probably the cause
Hardware 5:
Faulty mobo, this is not probably in your case as the power indicators come on.
Hardware 6:
Faulty RAM.
Try the following
Step 1.
Try removing harddrive, all cables (except AC cable), remove battery, CD Drive, and one stick of RAM
Step 2.
turn on laptop, if display still does not work, try doing step 1 but swith the RAM's i.e. put the one you took out in and the one you put in take out.
Step 3.
i)
If step 1 resolves your problem, try placing RAM stick back in.
ii)
if Step 2 resolves your problem, place everything back in laptop except the stick of RAM currently out.
Step 4.
If Step 3 (i) causes the problem to reoccur, take RAM back out and replace with a new RAM stick as RAM is faulty. However if Step 3 (i) does not cause a reoccurance, keep putting parts back in one by one restarting each time, until you have found the cause of the problem.
Also try turning off computer, plugging it out and removing battery and press and hold power button for 30sec to 2 minutes.
If the problem is no resolved by following the above steps, let me know and we shall continue to find a resolution
A. Power problem
If the laptop is being run on battery the first thing to go is the scren, but as you have tried with the AC plugged in, then this could not be the case.
B. Software problems
If the laptop is able to get past BIOS but not get past windows then it is a driver issue or the resolution, but this is not the case for you.
C. Hardware problems
Hardware 1:
If the LCD Screen is faulty their will be no display - plausible in your case
Hardware 2:
If the inverter in your laptop is faulty, their will be no display - plausible
Hardware 3:
If LCD Cable connecting mobo to LCD Display is faulty their may be no display or random vertical lines going through it - possible but highly unlikely
Hardware 4:
Faulty Graphics card, if computer is not serviced annually, a collection of dust can build up in computer, also this special paste that helps the laptop to dissipate the heat turns grey and no longer dissipates as good, causing the GPU to overheat which may lead to a dead Graphics card - in your case probably the cause
Hardware 5:
Faulty mobo, this is not probably in your case as the power indicators come on.
Hardware 6:
Faulty RAM.
Try the following
Step 1.
Try removing harddrive, all cables (except AC cable), remove battery, CD Drive, and one stick of RAM
Step 2.
turn on laptop, if display still does not work, try doing step 1 but swith the RAM's i.e. put the one you took out in and the one you put in take out.
Step 3.
i)
If step 1 resolves your problem, try placing RAM stick back in.
ii)
if Step 2 resolves your problem, place everything back in laptop except the stick of RAM currently out.
Step 4.
If Step 3 (i) causes the problem to reoccur, take RAM back out and replace with a new RAM stick as RAM is faulty. However if Step 3 (i) does not cause a reoccurance, keep putting parts back in one by one restarting each time, until you have found the cause of the problem.
Also try turning off computer, plugging it out and removing battery and press and hold power button for 30sec to 2 minutes.
If the problem is no resolved by following the above steps, let me know and we shall continue to find a resolution
Apr 28, 2012 at 01:47 AM
Thanks for your reply. The fan is not running.
What am I going to do next?