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Tried that as well, didn't work. Opened the bay and manually held down the button while booting the laptop.egydiocoelho said:Although it is a suggestion that has nothing to do with any windows update, have you checked that this button is being pressed correctly?
Try adding a few layers of electrical tape to better press the button:
No, I haven't. I could though. I guess I'd have to load windows on to to the Hd first right?egydiocoelho said:Have you tried disconnecting ssd and booting with an hd?
I'm not sure if that's been updated, but yes windows did restart correctly. I used the laptop for a few hours then shut it down. Started it up again and met the black screen.egydiocoelho said:Are you sure the firmware driver has not been updated by windows update? When the update was completed, was windows restarted correctly?
I assume by RTC battery you mean the CMOS battery? For the bios? Cos I did that.egydiocoelho said:If windows was restarted normally then I believe it is not a problem in bios. Do you reset the bios parameters by disconnecting the RTC battery?
At first they used to flash, then when I switched the RAM sticks it'd just light up and stay on.egydiocoelho said:Yes, that's right! Can you record a problem video and post on youtube? Do the battery and power LEDs light up or flash?
Did you fix the rpomblem I got this tootoch49 said:At first they used to flash, then when I switched the RAM sticks it'd just light up and stay on.
Actually got it to a repair guy today and he got it to boot up, at least at the time. His diagnosis was when I switched the RAM sticks, I should have booted up with the internal battery disconnected (which I hadn't tried before).
Unfortunately after I got home I was back to square one: the power LED and keyboard backlight just flash about 3 times, then the laptop shuts off.
As for the video I don't have the laptop on hand right now, but I'll make one as soon as I can.
Oh okay, thanks for the heads up. I didn't plan on doing it or getting a new RAM stick anyways. Think I'll just carry own with a single 8gb stick until I get a new system next year or somethingegydiocoelho said:I don't think it's a good idea to do a reflow in ram. I think the cost of this procedure may be higher than purchasing a new ram.