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Turn on lap top no screen image

When you push the switch to start the computer the on switch lites up blue but the screen has no image or any other type of activity . appears that there is no power to it. the computer is 2 .5 years old.

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If you are running it on a battery, try connecting to power supply outlet. if nothing happens, it's time to unsrew the RAM compatment and resit them ok. Change the RAM if no image appears on the screen but not before testing with an external monitor ok. Good luck

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