My aspire one is powered, but screen remains black and nothing will start.

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  Hi I'm new here, I tried to find the solution here, but I can't find what I'm looking for but anyway...

  My laptop had a broken screen so I used an external monitor via the vga input. One day I was messing around on the web and I got a virus that paralyzed the system that all frozen cuz then I thought that if I plugged in my phone that I could try to fix it, but eventually transmitting it to my phone, but luckily I could reset it. I thought that if I replaced my screen that I would be able to get the screen for boot sequence or something but the screen remains black and externally will not work. There is something lacking in me to use the primary monitor, I just put? Or is there a way I can format without being able to see? I'm sure that the virus all messed up my boot sequence, but without seeing the screen and unable to use external, I am at a loss.

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  Sorry Ive had one hell of a record time on my account here. I couldn't find the PDF you were making reference to, could you post a link?

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  series:

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  is there another number or anything I should post?

  Here is your model and it doesn't have a Vista operating system... it's a Windows 7 or Windows 8 double, so check again?

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?product=5171087&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en

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  My Toshiba Satellite A200 laptop computer no longer works, then everything started when I was playing a game, all of a sudden the screen turned blue with a tiny text written on it. I had to hold the power button for a few seconds to close, because nothing not happening on the computer. Then, I pressed the power button to open it. Everything was fine, until the Welcome screen. In this part, he wrote 'Welcome' but Vista left loading circle of it was not turning.

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  So, if this happens to you:
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  2. wait about 30 minutes.
  3. start in safe mode
  4. close using istead of now off button power button closure.

  It should work.

  Finally, it does not work. I don't know why, but my computer did start after 30 minutes, but now it no longer works. Only, it will not start as I said later, with a black screen.

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  Because I see that the processor does not work when I try start it.

  So let's say that this is the case, would it be the symptoms of my computer?
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  But now, my computer is simply not starting, as I said in my previous post.

  Thanks in advance,
  MrRoy

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  Note: The Edit button was not there so I had to double post :/

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  al1986 wrote:
  

  I put my computer into power saving mode and then it locked, so I forced the closing down. Now, when I turn it on, everything seems to work fine, but the screen remains black and two lights flash in sync - one by the capslock key, and other upward by the end/sys rq and pg up/buttons break. What should I do to get out of this?

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  Press the power button

  Please post your results here.

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  as I recall it has an ati graphics card...

  but try this to get your machine to work:

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  -take out the battery and try to start only with the power adapter > shoukld you see the toshiba on-screen logo > failure other components can be 'guilty '...

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  iasume the grafics card disappeared... see your certified partner...
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• Failed to start the laptop - screen remains black

  My laptop does not start. Power led and load are also on, HDD LED, but has black screen.
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• Satellite a200-1sv screen remains black at startup in Vista

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  We have a problem with Toshiba Satellite A200-1sv my girlfriend: when we started, most of the time, the screen remains black, while the computer starts: after awhile, we can hear the sound of windows (vista).

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  Mainly, this statement is funny;
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• My computer starts and I get the Windows startup screen, then my screen goes black and the computer is frozen I guess. Stopping and restarting do not work.

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• MacBook Pro 2015 turns on but the screen remains black...

  Hello

  Today, I tried to turn on my MacBook Pro, but my screen stays black. When I press the caps lock button, it turns green which I guess means he lit. I've also heard the startup chime it generally makes when you turn on. I already tried to turn it on and off several times and reset the SMC and the LANDAU... The screen is always black.

  Could someone help me please?

  Also a few minutes ago the fan has started to make noise in the macbook...

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  Hi shaynidw,

  From your description, it seems that your MacBook Pro is powered, as soon as you hear the startup chime and see the light on the keyboard.  Thus, it seems that the problem may be with your screen or the video card.

  On the screens you see when you start your Mac

  Power on

  

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  White screen

  

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  a. click the Start button, click the arrow next to Shut Down and then click on restart.
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  c. on the Advanced Boot Options screen, use the arrow keys to select Safe mode, and then press ENTER.
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