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Acer travelmate laptop help please
roversbabe
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Hi there
I have an Acer travelmate laptop which won't switch on - I press the on button, the laptop will then start up, then switches itself off after a few seconds. This happens on both mains and battery power.
Does anyone have any ideas - it is out of warranty.
Thanks
Allie
I have an Acer travelmate laptop which won't switch on - I press the on button, the laptop will then start up, then switches itself off after a few seconds. This happens on both mains and battery power.
Does anyone have any ideas - it is out of warranty.
Thanks
Allie
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Debt free: 6th April 06 :T Proud to have dealt with my debts
Debt free: 6th April 06 :T Proud to have dealt with my debts
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Mains getting through to the laptop? My acrer shows an orange light when charging, does yours show anything at all. Could be a duff power supply?
I have nothing better to do!!!!
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Hiya
the battery light is not showing - I'm not sure if it usually does though. The battery was fully charged last time that I used it.Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no. 027
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albertross wrote:try removing the battery, and powering it up without it, just plugged into mains.
Hiya
Just done that - the same thing happened.
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You could try a bios reset.
1. Take all the power out (Battery and unplug)
2. Open cover where the Memory is (in the middle of the bottom)
3. You then have to connect the two points on a conection named "J1" for about a second with a flat screwdriver. This is quite a small 'jumper'. You might have to remove some or all of the memory to get to it.
4. Put your power back in and switch on.
Thats it. Hope it works for you.0
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