Power adapter may be bad, or the charging/power circuit inside the
laptop is toast..
If it won't run plugged into the wall, that's not good news.
On Jul 20, 2008, at 2:42 PM, Jason Carson wrote:
At 03:11 PM 20/07/2008, Jason Carson wrote:
Hello,
I have a laptop here that when you turn i
When plugged into the wall is the green plug LED lit? (sounds like its not
getting power from the AC adaptor so its trying to use the battery to turn
on only its drained too much to fully power the laptop)
Eli
-Original Message-
> At 03:11 PM 20/07/2008, Jason Carson wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>
> At 03:11 PM 20/07/2008, Jason Carson wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>>I have a laptop here that when you turn it on, it stays on for about a
>>second, flashes "IBM Thinkpad" then turns off. Anyone know what could be
>>wrong with it?
>
> I'd pull the battery and see if it boots with wall power only. Could
>
At 03:11 PM 20/07/2008, Jason Carson wrote:
Hello,
I have a laptop here that when you turn it on, it stays on for about a
second, flashes "IBM Thinkpad" then turns off. Anyone know what could be
wrong with it?
I'd pull the battery and see if it boots with wall power only. Could
be a fan fail
Overheating?
Jason Carson wrote:
Hello,
I have a laptop here that when you turn it on, it stays on for about a
second, flashes "IBM Thinkpad" then turns off. Anyone know what could be
wrong with it?
Thanks
Jason
Hello,
I have a laptop here that when you turn it on, it stays on for about a
second, flashes "IBM Thinkpad" then turns off. Anyone know what could be
wrong with it?
Thanks
Jason
Hello,
I have and have had XP Pro SP2 boxes with a weird bug related to the
power settings icon in the systray. Normally, one can pick the power
setting scheme by a single left click of the icon in the systray. The
issue is, while this works a few times after a fresh boot eventually
it no longer f
