A laptop problem, can you diagnose?

>>56332172
Asus lol

>>56332176
christmas gift, had no control over it, sorry

I have the same computer

bump?

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>>56332172

I have a regular asus laptop, pic related. Never have any problems with it, runs great and this one is well crafted in my opinion.

maybe try taking the battery out, make sure nothing is plugged into the ports including the power cable. Then hold the power button down for like thirty seconds and then put the battery back into the laptop. Then just press the power button and see if your pc boots as normal.

>>56332302
I tried that, no dice.

>>56332353

hate to tell you but it might be hardware related

>>56332394
I knew that. Oh, some other things:

I tried reseating the RAM, I tried taking the CMOS battery out for 30 seconds, (three times) and I also tried the ridiculous "fix" that is holding it upside down.

anything?

Could be the screen inverter.

>>56332489
Would the laptop still work at random and have a display?

>>56332497
I'm not entirely sure. I had a similar issue with what you described, but with an all in one desktop.

>>56332172
Leave it on forever once you get it working.

>>56332640
That's what I've been doing, leaving it on for weeks at a time. One time, it crashed (no bsod, just instant death) and I had to wait 2 weeks for it to turn back on.

Reflow the electrons in the circuitry by redirecting the sine waves and calibrating the temporal electromagnetic field.


Microwave it.

Just replace the motherboard already. It's capacitors are fucked.

Can you remote into it?

>>56333037
>and I had to wait 2 weeks for it to turn back on.

Sounds like it wanted a vacation. Take it out, show it a good time, and stop being so demanding. You're overworking your computer, obviously.