After getting back from a trip, my laptop that was working fine previously (unplugged) was not turning on and blinking white 3 times when plugged in. After buying and replacing the battery and preemptively discharging the computer, I try it again and it boots up... But with 0% (Not Charging). After running a diagnostic test in BIOS, i got a Charger Port test failed. All my drivers are updated, and everything else passed the diagnostic. Would it be possible that replacing the power jack would fix it? my computer model is k0000 (594k2av)
After getting back from a trip, my laptop that was working fine previously (unplugged) was not turning on and blinking white 3 times when plugged in. After buying and replacing the battery and preemptively discharging the computer, I try it again and it boots up... But with 0% (Not Charging). After running a diagnostic test in BIOS, i got a Charger Port test failed. All my drivers are updated, and everything else passed the diagnostic. Would it be possible that replacing the power jack would fix it?
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After getting back from a trip, my laptop that was working fine previously (unplugged) was not turning on and blinking white 3 times when plugged in. After buying and replacing the battery and preemptively discharging the computer, I try it again and it boots up... But with 0% (Not Charging). After running a diagnostic test in BIOS, i got a Charger Port test failed. All my drivers are updated, and everything else passed the diagnostic. Would it be possible that replacing the power jack would fix it? my computer model is k0000 (594k2av)
After getting back from a trip, my laptop that was working fine previously (unplugged) was not turning on and blinking white 3 times when plugged in. After buying and replacing the battery and preemptively discharging the computer, I try it again and it boots up... But with 0% (Not Charging). After running a diagnostic test in BIOS, i got a Charger Port test failed. All my drivers are updated, and everything else passed the diagnostic. Would it be possible that replacing the power jack would fix it?