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Computer Powers On but Windows Will not Start
The laptop turns on but does not detect the hard drive.
Simple System Error
This can happen even though there is nothing wrong with the laptop, so by simply restarting the laptop, the computer may work fine. If not, the laptop may be experiencing a hardware problem.
Faulty Hard Drive Cable
The cable that connects the hard drive to the motherboard may have been disconnected, damaged, or stopped working. Replace the hard drive cable.
Faulty Hard Drive
If even after the cable has been replaced, windows will not start, the hard drive itself may be the problem. Replace the hard drive using this guide.
Black Screen
After the computer finishes doing its startup, the screen goes black and you can’t see what is on the screen’s display.
Project Mode
The display setting on your laptop might have been saved to project on another display rather than the laptop’s screen. To revert the display back to normal:
- Use an HDMI cable, connect your computer to a screen or TV that has the HDMI feature in order to see the screen and be able to move the mouse around.
- Once you’re able to see your computer on the screen or TV, press the “Fn” function key in the lower-left corner of your keyboard.
- Press the “F5”. You’ll be shown 4 optional settings where you can set the screen back to only the laptops.
If the above action does not fix the problem, follow these steps:
- Hold down the Windows key, and then push “P” until you are able to see your laptop’s display turn back on.
- The computer may have been previously set to “Second Screen Only”; doing the action above will convert it back to “PC Screen Only”.
Computer Not Charging When Plugged In
When trying to charge computer it will not take a charge
Faulty Power Cable
- Cable could be broken or worn out
- Try a different cable or wall power outlet
Faulty Power Port
- The Power Port may be dusty
- Insure that there is nothing in the port that could prevent an electrical charge
- If problem persists you may need to install a new power port
Poor Battery Life
While using this computer, it seems to die a lot faster than other laptops.
Heat/Over use
- Do not keep your computer on for long periods of time
- Leave the computer in a moderate temperature room
Worn Out Battery
- Continually recharge the battery without letting it discharge entirely
- Allow your battery to completely discharge at least once each month
- This allows the battery to retain its original memory and provides longer usage
Faulty AC Adapter
- The AC adapter may need replaced
Faulty Battery
- You will need to replace the battery in this case
Frozen Screen
While using this laptop, the computer freezes in the middle of it being used. Also, while I try to use the audio, it sounds distorted and unclear.
Hardware Problems
- Updating the newest firmware will help with this problem
Programming Issues
- Try to shut down the laptop and boot into safe mode
* Hold down the “F8” key until you get Advanced Boot options
- When you get into the safe mode, you can manage what runs on startup by opening "msconfig" and going to the startup tab
Distorted Audio
Connection Problems
- Change sound format
- Right-click the speaker icon in the Taskbar and select the "Playback devices" option from the contextual menu
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