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  Hello!

  I'm a student in computer engineering at the University of Waterloo 1A, and I run a very serious problem with my HP Envy 15 "TouchSmart laptop computer running Windows 8.1. It is a problem that just started today, and I'd rather have a first support here before going to see the technical support Office sometimes tomorrow. It has to do with the screen and the fans where the Power LED lights in white, just as when the laptop works properly.

  (I have warranty on the laptop when it was purchased last June, except that if I find that I need to get a replacement, I'll lose all my work, I did on that since I started my semester.) It's so silly of me not to have all my work saved on a backup, because I have an external hard drive. Problem is, I've had too many problems in getting myself organized, I'm not being open-minded as I should, and worse, I'm not a balance between life and work at home.)

  Before I had my MATH 117 conference (Calculus 1 Engineering), I was in a nearby lab where my laptop was open and turned, works correctly. I've had NetBeans IDE running since I wanted to work on the second part of my current assignment of CS 137 (principles of programming). Because it was almost time for my presentation, I closed the laptop by simply moving the screen down on the keyboard, where it goes into mode 'sleep'. (Whenever I flip to the top of the screen, the laptop is supposed to return, and the sliding screen of Windows 8.1 connection will appear.)

  When I took my seat for reading, I wanted to spend a little time to work on my programming assignment. However, after the reversal of the screen to the top, instead of having the login screen appears, I encountered the problem: the power supply light is showing a white light, but I don't hear the fans between the ventilation openings on the left side of the laptop and the screen does not light. I tried to take the power for several seconds and once button at least 10 seconds, except that the power light continues to display on a white light. The Commission of the Wi - Fi light is not displayed.

  Whatever it is, I don't want to take out the battery because I have that on my last laptop, and it's from there that I couldn't turn to the former, a new market. If I leave the Envy laptop battery, it will short-circuit the connections between the battery and the computer, and so several components will FRY. For now, what I do let the laptop is to empty the load on the battery. Then, once I noticed that the power light does not project a white light, or plug in the AC adapter and try turning the laptop on the power button.

  It will take a little while for the circuit drain the load on my battery but...

  Anyway, please would you be kind enough to help me with this problem? I would really appreciate if you can give me several recommendations. Thank you!

  Hello @GregPDesWHP,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I read your post on how your laptop is not on, and I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  In order to restore the features of your computer once more, I recommend you follow the steps described in this document on the computer does not (Windows 8). If the problem persists after having exhausted all the steps in this document, I recommend you contact our technical support at the 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click the link below to get help from your region number.

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  I hope this helps!

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• Windows 7 Ultimate lights up and the screen does not display on my screen

  The title says it all.

  Hi Brandon,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  It is regrettable that the PC does not turn on and I'll be happy to answer your query. Let me ask you a few questions to help you accordingly.

  • What is the brand and model of the computer?
  • Remember to no particular change in the computer before the show?
  • When was the last time you were able to use the PC?
  • Do you have Windows 7 repair disc?
  • Do you have connected an external device to the computer (except keyboard and mouse)?
  • When you try to start, you are able to display the logo of the manufacturer?
  • You are able to start the computer in safe mode?

  There could be several reasons according to the questionnaire above for this issue, including hardware as well. Hardware and software configurations can vary considerably, there are several ways that you can take to solve problems that might prevent Windows to start (boot) correctly.

  I ask you to follow the steps described in the article below:

  What to do if Windows does not start correctly (information valid for Windows 7)

  Notes: Please, don't try installing and reinstalling Windows section from now.

  Important: When you use system restore to restore the computer to a previous state, the programs and updates that you have installed after this date are deleted.

  Hope this information is useful. Please feel free to answer in the case where you are facing in the future other problems with Windows.

• Re: Satellite A300-21I trying to start but the screen does not light upward

  I have a laptop Toshiba Satellite A300-21I 15.4-inch around the age of 2 months.
  He walks yesterday and received a message (very short)-initialization failed, see the event log.

  Laptop computer tries to start but the display does not illuminate.
  No prior problems.

  The indices of anyone?
  Stanley

  Hello

  You are able to access the BIOS?
  You see a Toshiba start screen that usually appears at the beginning?

  What happens if you press F8 at the beginning of the boot process?

  Please provide more details!

• just got a new lenovo y50 and the screen does not come

  Hello.. I had a y50 lenovo a day ago. I loaded and when I turned it on the custom screen shows something... it won't turn... Only the lights on the keyboard upwards
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• Satellite L - water damage and the laptop does not light

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  I don't know if this is the right forum for this, but I was just wondering if someone could give me some advice. My brother spilled some water on my laptop 3 days ago (argh!). He immediately turned off and won't start up again. I stamped it towards the top as long as I could, removed the battery and positioned in a V shape to try to help dry. It is still not started. When I plug in the adapter, the screen remains blank, but there is a very low humming noise and the lights flash:

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  I'm really hoping that the laptop is not dead and I'll at least be able to recover my hard drive, but it seems unlikely. I'd appreciate really any advice that anyone can give me in regard to what could be wrong or how I can fix this problem.

  Thank you for taking the time to read this.

  Hello!

  I agree with Luke and the best way is to contact you an ASP. They can check the laptop and tell exactly which parts must be Exchange or not.
  On the Toshiba site, you can search an ASP:
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  Good bye

• My Macbook has big bumps and the screen does not close.  Can it be fixed?

  Previously, a fallen friend my 2013 non-retine Macbook Pro 13 inches on one floor wood to six feet in the air.  After the landing, my laptop proceeded to bounce back, and when I picked it up, he had a gargantuan tooth in the DVD player (see these images: http://imgur.com/a/CDg3R). I also noticed that the screen closes nor completely, even when I press on toward the bottom.  Y at - it repairs I can do?  Or is it better for me to buy a newer, more stylish mac?  What is the least expensive?  Thank you!

  Bend it back... with care. We could break it. Even if you do not, the result will be ugly... but it will be a character.

  Or is it better for me to buy a newer, more stylish mac?

  If you want to know whether it pays to pay Apple to fix it, the answer is that such a remedy will be almost certainly economically unjustified. I suggest Flex things up, so that you can continue to use it.

• Dell computer laptop starts but the screen does not light

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  I have a laptop Dell older (studio 1558) and when I used it the other day, 'static' filled monitor image and then the screen went completely black.  Now when I turn it on, it seems that the computer starts well but the screen is black.

  Get yourself an external monitor, easy solution, right? -bad.  Unfortunately when I plugged my laptop in a separate monitor, the monitor (which works fine) showed no images.

  Still, I had this laptop for a few years.  I see about being 'easy' opening and closing of the laptop.  This has been the case in recent years, however, so I don't know if something has finally given...

  I'm not the best computer savvy so sorry if I was not more detailed... any ideas, what is wrong and how do I fix?  I rather would not somewhere that make me fixed.

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• I don't know but its all white: my tablet screen does not light, but the sounds and touch are ok. Please help me!

  I dropped it and now the screen does not light, but sounds like the notifications are on.

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• Satellite M60 - screen does not light when I reboot

  I have a Toshiba Satellite M60 and the screen does not come when I turn off or restart. It takes approximately 12 trials before it lights. When the screen does the computer not light again starts ok just no screen.

  I put in sleep mode if I don't want the hassle of trying to get the screen lights up. What is a screen problem or inverter?

  Any help would be appreciated.

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• 13-inch early 2011 macbook pro. light green mag extremely shoddy security cordon, macbook pro stopped charging bought new magsafe. and the led does not illuminate or strings. SMC reset now mac does not recognize battery. unplugged

  13-inch early 2011 macbook pro. light green mag extremely shoddy security cordon, macbook pro stopped charging bought new magsafe. and the led does not illuminate or strings. SMC reset now mac does not recognize battery. disconnected the battery and security cordon mag, maintained hold button / stop for 5 seconds, nothing. Another SMC reset and it is the only way Mac powered on that she has no back light for the keyboard and the fan works on high all the time, please can someone HELP, thanks.

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• Screen does not light after the start, but after standby on Satellite M100

  Hello
  I have some experience with computers and laptops, but this problem exhausted all of my knowledge.
  My girlfriend has a Toshiba Satellite M100, PSMA1E. He currently works on Windows XP, SP3.
  The laptop has always had problems closing/stand bye. He would stand bye and the screen would not. She would usually be manually turn off (holding the power button) and restart.

  Same thing happened last week, but with me. I turned off the power button but when I turned it on the screen was completely black. After a few attempts, I realized that everything worked; I could hear the usual audio files and XP Boot, but there was no way I could get the job of the screen.

  The strangest thing is that the CMOS/BIOS, one with the Toshiba logo settings screen, also does not appear. If it's an OS problem, I thought that I would be able to access the BIOS at least, but it does not work. FN + F5 does not work.

  Then, strange yet something happened. I was turning it on and off with keyboard shortcuts and I realized that if I put on stand bye using shortcuts and then go back on the screen turns on perfectly well (there is a cause of adjustment resolution icons are irrelevant, but it works perfectly fine).

  From that on I tried everything I know. Update the BIOS, all Windows XP updates, all Toshiba QuickFix, cleaning the registry with different tools, uninstall and reinstall the video driver (ATI Radeon X 1400) utility, shortcuts keyboard, power saver, tools hardware Toshiba, looking to start up programs, services, everything I could possibly think off.

  What intrigues me is that the Toshiba start screen will not be displayed. I can't access the BIOS, but I tried to restore the standard values of the BIOS with Toshiba hardware tools. It did not work. I don't even know if reinstalling XP will work because whenever I turn it on it is all black and I have to make the stand bye / Tower on Tower.

  When I have it plugged into an external monitor, I could see all starting the process (initial screen of the BIOS and Windows). I then tried to access the video driver display configuration but it would show only the external monitor. It would only detect the laptop screen after a stand bye / turn back on, and then it worked perfectly: the screen two screens simultaneously, extended, everything. Ah, changing BIOS selection automatic the LCD + external monitor does not work.

  I am really puzzled here and I can't understand it. I really don't think it's a hardware problem, because the screen works 100% after the stand bye. I guess that XP is do something during the closing down that completely 'stops' my screen, even after starting, and then I can only turn it on with the thing stand bye.

  Any help would be really appreciated!

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  I had a similar problem on a series of Satellite A200 and I could solve works to update the BIOS and update the graphics driver.
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• T410 doesn't start, white screen and the keyboard does not power on.

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• Keys (Fn + F6 and F7) function to set the brightness of the screen does not work

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  The function Fn + F6 or F7 has suddenly stopped working. It has been fine until now, but when I press on them now, nothing happens. I use a toshiba laptop with windows xp, can provide more information if necessary

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  Hello

  1 have had any changes made to your computer before this problem?

  2. What is the number of the model of the computer?

  3. the other function keys work as should.

  Perform the steps mentioned below and check:

  Step 1:

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  Step 2:

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