What do you get if you remove the battery and run on main power? I have had this problem more than once, mostly prevalent to Acers. The battery in Acers, if dead, kills most of the main power, and leaves insufficient to run the motherboard..
OK Folks, I am officially confused!!!!
The computer that was not coming on at all and that was diagnosed (by a computer repair store) as dead, has revived, and have been booting every time I turn it on, for the last five (5) days.
RAK, prior to the above mentioned happening, I had tried your suggestion (before it was diagnosed), but it still did not come on. The LED was still saying that the battery needed charging and nothing was coming on, on the screen.
Now i am at a lost as to what really happened to my laptop (don't get me wrong, I am happy it is working, but I am cautious as to how long it will work).
Windows is still taking long to boot, so I now have two problems, that I need solved. 1. my initial problem and 2. why did the computer stop working and now it has started back to work, just as if nothing was wrong?.
I am sure there is someone out there who can help me.
I know it can boot faster, Please help!!!
