Laptop between its own standby/hibernation

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  Hey stueve2002,

  I'm sorry that you run in the no power problem! The first thing you want to check is your power cord. If the AC adapter is good (and it is plugged into a wall outlet good), turns the light on the computer next to which connects regardless of the State of the rest of the computer. Let me know if this (see the example below image) light or not.

  

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  If this light is on, you see everything for example Caps/Num Lock lights flashing lights? If this isn't the case, does nothing when you press the power button? Don't you hear the fan, hard drive and the optical drive from spinning? The bright light? Nothing flashes on the screen?

  If you see signs of life at all (rotation of the fan, etc.), you can try to connect the computer on a secondary monitor to see if any picture on this subject.

  You can also try reinstalling the RAM. If you have more than one stick, try to use just one stick at a time in each slot to rule out the possibility of a bad location.

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