What do i have emachine et1831 05 every thing is unpluged inside i need diagram

what specific model number

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must be easier to move the hd to a hd-caseing and start transfer to a another computer......to much time-consuming.

I sorry I am a computer tech there is no such thing as a wiring diagram you might need to take it somewhere or have a friend who is into computers fix it I wish it worked that way :)

If you look closely at the board there should be labels printed. The power switch plug can plug in either direction, but the LED must be the correct direction for it to work. No damage can be done by plugging the LED in backwards.

Your Notebook PC needs a new power supply or at least a new power port, or it may self-destruct really soon (like tonight). Unplug your PC and quickly backup your important data to a flash drive.

I wouldn't plug anything into the power port until it gets service, and unplug it overnight (or there could be a fire).

The owners' manual doesn't describe power supply replacement:
http://support.gateway.com/emachines/Mobile/eMachines/M2350/M2xxx_030804.pdf

Here's a picture of the bottom of the system:
http://support.gateway.com/emachines/Mobile/eMachines/M6810/M6810bv.shtml

No wiring diagram! You should consult a good "how to build a computer" book or take it in for servicing. If its new in box then take it back to the store!

I dont thing this is a virus problem but a heat problem. if you dont mind getting inside the box see how clean it is and put your hand on the power box case .. then unplug all the hardware except the mother board then turn the unit on, if it goes on then plug 1 hardware at a time.

My computer does a similar thing, the issue with mine is the mother board which requires everything to be at a certain temperature. Let it run on the start screen for a couple minutes and hit the reset button. If it doesn't boot up you're going to have to get more involved with your PC. Turn off the power, unplug the cord from your power supply, open the case, look for the battery and the JP8 (CLRTC) jumper. Move the jumper from pins 1-2 over to 2-3, wait 30 seconds, and move the jumper back. Close the case, plug in the power cord, turn on your machine, and boot it up. If it still fails to boot check that all cables are securely attached (inside and out), check that the RAM is securely seated, and check the CMOS battery to be sure it is not dead. Beyond this you're looking at a component failure and should contact a repair tech.

P.S. if you feel up to it and can't wait for service, pull the hard drive out of the first computer and use it in a different computer. Be sure to unplug the hard drive from the second computer.

There is a battery inside the pc, remove it and replace it with a new one. Leaving it unplugged for that long taxes the battery too much. This should help and also plug everything in and reset the power switch on the back.

Couple things to check. First, check with different monitor. Their monitors are usually build by KDS and I think there was a bad series out there. Also check for any beep codes through speakers on startup, this can tell you bad ram or bad video out. Also try unplugging computer and removing CMOS battery inside (watch like battery). Lastly, If non of the above, a bad processor will allow the computer to come on but no beep, no boot, no nothing but fans and green power light. Hope this helps a little.....