This Tip is written to help you troubleshoot the common hardware issues that can cause your Laptop not to boot or start properly.
Sometimes a common cause of this non-start problem is found to be very easily resolved through steps I have outlined in a previous Tip.
Please view this link first
http://repairhelpcenter.blogspot.in/2012/02/toshiba-laptop-will-not-turn-on-laptop.html
to eliminate this as a potential issue before proceeding with this hardware troubleshoot.
If the issues persist after following those steps then a hardware problem is the main suspect here. Often this will be signified by a series of bleeps which are codes to indicate where the problem lies.
The main faults associated with apparent non-start are;
- Faulty or improperly seated RAM.
- Power supply issues or problems.
- Faulty or improperly configured monitor.
- Faulty or badly seated Graphics Card.
- Faulty motherboard.
Problems beyond this will require specialist intervention and it is advisable to seek specialist technical help if all these steps have failed to resolve the issue.
Sometimes a common cause of this non-start problem is found to be very easily resolved through steps I have outlined in a previous Tip.
Please view this link first
http://repairhelpcenter.blogspot.in/2012/02/toshiba-laptop-will-not-turn-on-laptop.html
to eliminate this as a potential issue before proceeding with this hardware troubleshoot.
If the issues persist after following those steps then a hardware problem is the main suspect here. Often this will be signified by a series of bleeps which are codes to indicate where the problem lies.
The main faults associated with apparent non-start are;
- Faulty or improperly seated RAM.
- Power supply issues or problems.
- Faulty or improperly configured monitor.
- Faulty or badly seated Graphics Card.
- Faulty motherboard.
Problems beyond this will require specialist intervention and it is advisable to seek specialist technical help if all these steps have failed to resolve the issue.
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