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Possibly a RAM issue or errors on the hard drive stopping the display driver from working properly. Remove power sources, remove RAM and hard drive. See if you get a display when the power adapter is reconnected. If you do, remove power source and fit RAM, (if not motherboard may be faulty). Repeat and if still working, remove power, fit Hard Drive and boot again. Assuming your OS is Windows Based; Reboot and use safe mode run CHKDSK/F and when finished check the drivers.
Your power supply or regulator in you laptop has gone south. sorry no quick fix for this one. It needs repaired and would include tracking down soldered connections.
Hi Thanks for using FixYa. You will need to reset the Laptop
if it is not starting up. Follow the procedure as under to reset it---
Remove all connections to and
from the laptop. Now remove the battery and press and hold the power on button
for 2 minutes. Release the power on button. Slip in the battery pack. Plug in
the power to the laptop and to the wall. Please do not plug in any other
devices and now try the Laptop powering it on to resolve the issue.
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Your motherboard is probably shorting out your A/C adapter, you may need a new motherboard. With a Dell, the A/C adapter light will be green when plugged into the wall but as soon as you plug it into the PC the green light goes off. Which means that the Motherboard is shorting out the A/C adapter...
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