Laptop won't boot up

• SexY Le0

  18 Jun 06, 22:14

  Hey Guys, any idea what is wrong ??? well i have the AC Adaptor plugged onto the laptop and a LED indicated that the power is being supplied, but still the laptop won't boot up ...
  
• FireIce

  18 Jun 06, 22:16

  probably mboard gone le
  
  bring to service centre tml bah!
• dork3d

  18 Jun 06, 22:19

  Agreed! Just bring it down to the service centre for a complete health check if it's under warranty..
• SexY Le0

  18 Jun 06, 22:22

  thanks , also thought that the motherboard gone case liao ...
• chanff8

  18 Jun 06, 22:24

  I think you fried it
• SexY Le0

  18 Jun 06, 22:33

  haha ... it my bro laptop , he always leave his laptop on for a few days ...
  well now that he bought a new desktop, i might as well took over his laptop and see what is wrong ... and of course try to repair it ... if possible
  
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• chanff8

  18 Jun 06, 22:45

  Originally posted by SexY Le0:

  haha ... it my bro laptop , he always leave his laptop on for a few days ...
  well now that he bought a new desktop, i might as well took over his laptop and see what is wrong ... and of course try to repair it ... if possible
  
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  Desktop suits him better, since he is those who leave their computers on 24/7. Laptop not suitable. The most I did was leaving it overnight, in an air-conditioned room.
• dork3d

  18 Jun 06, 23:58

  Originally posted by chanff8:

  Desktop suits him better, since he is those who leave their computers on 24/7. Laptop not suitable. The most I did was leaving it overnight, in an air-conditioned room.

  My previous laptop was left running for the longest run was eight days straight, but it was a ThinkPad... It was fine, only the chassis was hot but the laptop was raised up with a laptop riser... Ultimately, it's still up to individual user's knowledge and discretion...
• ceecookie

  19 Jun 06, 00:06

  Is 50'C during operation time safe for computer?
• chanff8

  19 Jun 06, 00:06

  Originally posted by ceecookie:

  Is 50'C during operation time safe for computer?

  seems alright. Its not alright if it hits 60-70 degrees
• ditzy

  19 Jun 06, 00:08

  Originally posted by ceecookie:

  Is 50'C during operation time safe for computer?

  If your mobo says to keep below 45'C at all times, then no, its not safe.
• thetwotheories

  19 Jun 06, 00:31

  thinkpads wouldnt heat up
• ndmmxiaomayi

  19 Jun 06, 07:46

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  If your mobo says to keep below 45'C at all times, then no, its not safe.

  Sounds a bit impossible, unless they have air cons at home.
• ditzy

  19 Jun 06, 08:10

  Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:

  Sounds a bit impossible, unless they have air cons at home.

  I won't buy a mobo with such specs.