nzihz said:

JackE said:

Remove the charger again. Re-do the pinhole reset again on the bottom but press and hold the paperclip down for about 60 seconds. Then plug the charger back in. But try to turn it on or touch anything until the battery charge LED turns from steady orange to steady blue. Then try to turn it on again.

I'll try again, and if I understand correctly I need to wait till it changes from orange to blue. I will update as soon as I try it out.

JackE said:

Remove the charger again. Re-do the pinhole reset again on the bottom but press and hold the paperclip down for about 60 seconds. Then plug the charger back in. But try to turn it on or touch anything until the battery charge LED turns from steady orange to steady blue. Then try to turn it on again.

I tried it now, but after my laptop been left for several hours, it only shows blue, and not orange, I'm not sure why it didn't battery lose any energy by that time that was long enough to do so.

JackE said:

Remove the charger again. Re-do the pinhole reset again on the bottom but press and hold the paperclip down for about 60 seconds. Then plug the charger back in. But try to turn it on or touch anything until the battery charge LED turns from steady orange to steady blue. Then try to turn it on again.

I tried that too earlier, holding for about a whole minute, but it had same results as now, that it didn't show orange LED color. And i need to mention too, that after i hold that button for 5 seconds, left laptop for 5 minutes, it had orange LED then blue and it wouldn't power on too

JackE said:

Yes, the battery charge LED must be steady blue before you try turning it on. Not steady orange or blinking orange. It might take several hours before it turns steady blue.

So is there any other way around to fix that problem? If there is please let me know, and if the way you said is for sure working in my case then I'll try more of that

JackE said:

>>>it didn't show orange LED color. >>>

Is there any light whatsoever coming from the battery charge LED now?

Yeah, only blue, it won't change to orange, i only saw it once as i mentioned, from that one time, till now it didn't change from blue to orange

JackE said:

I previously said the battery charge LED must be steady blue before you try turning it on. Not steady orange or blinking orange. If it's steady blue and still won't turn on, I'd like to know how EXACTLY how you cleaned the keyboard yesterday.

Starting of, English is not my native language so it's kind of hard for me to explain, but I'll try my best.
Once I was told to clean my keyboard this way not other because I can't or couldn't afford any other solution, I did clean this way for some time and it didn't cause any trouble (kind of) till now. I don't know how to name it, but it's kind of cleaning liquid? I don't know how to name it, I spill it on teeth brush and make it wet from it but not as wet to drop that liquid from it, I clean my whole keyboard, and use some paper towels to clean the rest of the liquid that left and leave it to rest for some time and not powering up the laptop. This worked for me for that year, now it suddenly changed, even though that after cleaning i don't remember how long after but after cleaning i went back as usual to work etc. And it was perfectly fine, after about 4/5 hours after i came back home it wasn't working, and as i said, it did send some energy because I remember i guess that my LED mouse flashed for a really short amount of time. I consider it being not working power button, but it did work after cleaning, and it kinda worked when i came back home, because it made my laptop send some energy via USB to my mouse for a really short amount of time.