Had trouble booting the computer over time. Sometimes power light would come on and nothing else. By unplugging, waiting 15sec it would power up. Over time this stopped working. Eventually power light would come on but fan would not nor would drives. Switched power supply and same problem. Power light on, nothing else.

Take battery out unplug power. Press the power button-wait- and insert the power cord. It should come back up.

Laptop or Desktop? Try disconecting all power wait about 30min the repower, Also hold the power button (while unpluged/no battery) for about 30 sec. Then try putting the power cords back in and power up as normal. Hope this may help some, once in scan the system from virus or malware issues. Good luck

Try turning off the laptop, unplugging it, pulling out the battery and holding power down for 30-60 seconds. After that's done, put the battery back in, plug it back in, and turn it on.

Computer does not boot upThe problem maybe the RAM, it is faulty or just needsreseating to make proper electrical contact.
Reseat the RAM and then boot up your laptop. If it still does not boot up thenremove the RAM module/s and take them to your friendly computer repair shop andget them to test the RAM for you.

I have a G62 that I've taken apart a couple times to fix issues. Right now the video card has an issue with turning on. I can get it to work by turning the brightness down before I shut it down; it will boot normally usually. If not, I can flip the screen open and closed a few times and it will finally get going. It's a backlight powerup problem that I haven't the patience to sort out. The battery has nothing to do with it, except it diddles the voltage a bit and might get the display working. I can't see the bootup screen, though; if I want to change anything, I have to connect an external monitor.

I usually blow the dust out of it with an air compressor every few months (I use it rarely). Otherwise the heat sink and fan cruds up with dirt and overheats.

I like the PC even though it's 6 years old. It runs all distros of Linux nicely. Mint, openSuSE, Ubuntu, Bodhi, Puppy, Manjaro.

to reset engine warning light simply turn key on without starting slowly depress gas pedal to floor 3 times in about 5seconds wait 15sec then shut off key...this is in the owners manual under engine check warning light.but also may want to have someone plug a obd2 code reader into the plug under center of dash under steerind wheel....code readers cost around $100 at canadian tire or other such part stores..this reader will tell you what trouble codes if any are present in your vehicles computer.hope this helps..

Is this the initial set-up of the network? Sometimes it just needs to be rebooted a few times to connect. The way to reboot the network is to turn off the computers, then unplug the router, next unplug the modem. wait about 30/60 seconds then plug in the power to the modem. Wait for the modem to fully boot. Wait a minute or two, then plug in the power to the router. Wait till it has booted, another minute or two. Once the router is fully booted, then turn on the pc and check to see if it connects. If the computer was previously connected to the modem, before the router was incorporated, it still has the ip address assigned by the modem and has trouble releasing it and getting an ip address from the router.

Turn everything off:
Cable modem unplug the power to the modem if it has a battery remove it.
Router unplug the power to the router
Shutdown any and all computers connected to the router

Turn everything on in this order:
Cable modem wait until all the lights are on but the internet act light
Router wait until the lights goes through it's test cycle and the internet light (wan) is on.
Boot up the computers one at a time after the first computer is fully loaded go to the next computer

Hope this helps

Terry

hello!

-- who is your internet service provider
-- what is the operating system of your computer?
There is a possibility that the router setting might set back to its default settings. you may try this and see if this help solve your problem. make sure your computer is directly connected to the router

Step 1: Shutdown the computer.
Step 2: reset the router while power on then Unplug the router’s power cable.
Step 3: Unplug the Broadband modem’s power cable and wait for 30 seconds.
Step 4: Plug in the Broadband modem’s power cable and wait for its lights to appear stable.
Step 5: Plug in the router's power cable once the modem’s lights appear stable.
Step 6: Power on the computer on
Step 7: test the Internet connection.

if this still didnot work, upgrade the firmware of your router

if you are still having trouble configuring your device, call supportrix and use supportcall as your promo code to avail their 1 time free technical support.

I believe you power supply is bad and needs changing,,
however try this first before changing the power supply
unplug your system.

1.) Open up the computer
2.) remove the memory
3.) Remove the mainboard battery see the silver pin to the right> pull that ayaw from the battery and it will popout

4.) hit the power button 5 times
5.) put your memory and battery back in
6.) put your powercable back in and try booting it..

IF THAT FAILS,, REPLACE YOUR POWER SUPPLY.