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Black screen/screen won’t turn on
Nothing is displayed on the screen.
Low Battery Charge
The laptop’s battery may be dead. You should try to recharge the battery. If the battery won’t charge, you should replace it.
Locked Screen
The laptop has a display toggle feature activated by pressing the F4 key while holding the FN key. Make sure the display is toggled on.
Unresponsive/Frozen Computer
Hold the power button until the the computer turns off, then turn the computer back on..
No sound
Sound is playing but nothing is heard.
Muted
Find the mute button,F11, located on the top bar of the keyboard. Hit it once and see if sound is now heard.
Volume too low
Find the F10 Button located on the top bar of the keyboard. Hit it until sound comes back to a level that is desired.
Connected to wireless headset
Find the bluetooth settings on the computer through the search menu and turn off bluetooth. If you are using other bluetooth devices and do not want to turn off bluetooth, then the menu should have an option to connect/disconnect specific devices.
Driver issues
Find the sound file by doing a general search for sound. Inside select the driver tab and then hit the update option. If it does not change after restarting; then uninstall the driver and reinstall the same or another that is compatible.
Broken Sound Card
If sound is not being heard and all of the prior steps have been followed, then your sound card is broken. A guide to replace the part can be found here.
Overheating
While running, the laptop is hot to the touch and shuts down suddenly.
Many programs running
Excess programs are running at once. Too many programs can overload it and cause it to heat up. When the laptop is too hot, close programs until it cools. If this is happening to your laptop, make sure you’re not running too many programs at once (this includes background programs, too).
Thermal paste degradation
Thermal paste is the substance applied between a laptop’s processor and heat-sink. Over time, this paste degrades and stops allowing the transfer of heat from the processor to the heat sink. This increases the laptop’s probability of overheating. If the laptop’s thermal paste has degraded, reapply thermal paste between the processor and the heat sink.
Broken fan
Without a working fan, the laptop will struggle to flush internal heat, which can lead to overheating. If your laptop’s fan isn’t working properly, you should try to clean it out with a can of compressed air or replace it.
Unresponsive Keyboard
Keys depressing but not responding.
Dirty keyboard
You can clean in between them by using a can of compressed air.If you’ve decided that you would like to take off the keys, use a knife or similar object to gently pop them off. Once all keys are off wash the keys in a bowl with soap and let them dry. Then pop them back on when you’re sure that your machine and the keys are both fully dry.
Broken keyboard key
There is no possible fix for a broken key on a keyboard. The only possible solution would be to replace the keyboard with a new one. A guide to replace your keyboard can be found (insert URL)
Driver issues
To fix this problem first open device manager where you will see keyboard options. Expand that and then right click on the option listed under it. Next select uninstall and restart the laptop to get the keyboard drivers reinstalled. If the issues continue to occur you will need to replace your keyboard.
Unresponsive Trackpad
Trackpad depressing but nothing registered.
Locked Trackpad
When the trackpad is not working, you might have accidentally hit the lock key. To fix this, locate the lock key which is on the top bar and press it + the FN key.
Driver issues
Your laptop may have improper or outdated trackpad drivers. To install or update your trackpad drivers, visit the Synaptic's website and download and install the proper Touchpad drivers.
Broken Trackpad
The trackpad may be broken on a hardware level. If this is the case, you’ll need to replace it.
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