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• 57nr 6B dv7: what type of power button Board cable I have

  I'm looking for what type of power button Board cable I have I need a new replacement

  Hi @DarknesReasz,

  Thanks for posting HP forums! I read your post and wanted to help.

  I understand that you are looking for a replacement power button Board cable.

  I found below on Page 36 of the Pavilion dv7 Maintenance and Service Guide

  

  You could search the part number on the link of the HP parts store.

  Let me know if theses help to resovle your issue

  If this helps you to find a solution, please click on the button "Accept as Solution" down below in this message. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me congratulations.

  Kind regards

• TouchSmart 610: TouchSmart 610 lights. I have a set of 5 beeps with a yellow light above the power button.

  I keep my office earlier this morning with the entry of the normal shutdown process. When I went to reactivate tonight all I get is a set of 5 beep with a yellow light flashing above the power switch. Repeat this five times then beeps stop and only yellow continuous flashing. I can hear and feel the hard drive running. I tried to unplug the power supply and then plugging, but the same thing happens. If I push and hold the power button on, it sounds like the hard drive stops and restarts. The normal blue light comes on for a few seconds then turns off and is replaced by the yellow flashing light. All you have no idea as to what may be the issue?

  Hello:

  Normally 5 beeps means there is a problem with the memory.

  I suggest that you remove and reinstall the memory modules and blow up if this doesn't fix the problem, if your PC has two memory modules, an and see if the beep disappears.

  If this is the case, remove this module and specify the first condition in you removed and if the beep begins once again find the defective memory chip.

  If it is not, remove the module and put the other in you deleted and if the ringing stops, you have found the faulty memory chip.

  Then replace the faulty memory module by one with the same specifications.

  If the ringing continues despite trying these steps, and then either the two chips of memory are bad (unlikely), or the motherboard has a problem.

• power led on the rear of the computer the power button / stop turns on, then turns off.

  I have a HP TouchSmart 610-1015xt.  The light on the transformer power is on, but not exactly brilliant (I think it's good, but not sure).  The light next to the power input is on.  When I plug in the power, the power led lights up for a couple / few seconds then turns off and does not turn.  At no time the computer capable of running and it does no whether noise (no fans, no beeps, no attempt to start.

  Any suggestions?

  Figured it out.  Apparently I have reset the battery internal and then unplugged the power button circuit and then he started upward.  The only problem is that now it will restart automatically every time it is closed or even sleep.  I'll start another forum on this issue.

  Thank you for your help.

• HP Envy 700-214: Message "locking of the power button.

  I am getting an intermittent box appears which says "Power Button lockout".

  Tour: HP Envy 700-214 with two display monitors

  Monitor 1: HP 2010 (DVI)

  Monitor 2: HP L1950g (VGA)

  Windows 8.1

  Periodically this box appears on the monitor 1.  Sometimes the monitor turns off.  When I turn it back on, I'll get a surveillance area of the State, which opens by saying:

  DVI: assets

  VGA: No Signal

  1600 x 900 60 hz

  Which is curious since the monitor that is upward is the DVI monitor.  However, this box disappears after a few seconds.

  Is the problem with my video card in the computer, or is it with the monitor?

  [ETA]  I stopped and restarted the computer and the monitor and held the key monitor more than 10 seconds, as suggested in other posts found here on this site. [/ETA]

  Thank you very much.  Please let me know if you need more information.

  Hello @GaryLynnMass,

  I understand that your computer displays an intermittent "power button locked" message is displayed on your monitor, and I'd be happy to help you in this case!

  To avoid this message in the future, I recommend to take a look at the position of Big_Dave How can I turn off the lock on my HPw1858 monitor switch?

  If the problem persists, I recommend following the steps below:

  I provided you with a few steps, you can try below:
  
  Step 1. Unplug the power cord at the back of the screen and the wall
  Step 2. Press and hold the power button for at least a minute
  Step 3. Plug the power cable in the monitor, and then to the wall outlet
  Step 4. Press the Menu button on the monitor
  Step 5. Navigate to the factory reset option and select
  Step 6. Try a different cable to connect your monitor to your computer
  
  If the steps above did not resolve your issue, you can try the monitor on a computer or other device to see if the problem persists. Please 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
  
  Thanks for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!

• Problem intermittent boot Tecra S2 after pressing the power button

  Hi all
  I have a Tecra S2 with the 6600go GFX card.
  The machine is large but presents the following problem.

  After that the machine was interrupted for a while it will start not reliable.
  You press the power button. Either as soon as you release the power button or a second later (changes every time) the green power light comes on. The fan spins at high speed then slows down to a crawl a few seconds later (as usual) but LCD does not illuminate.
  Also when it does not start USB devices are not initialized (I have a product key dongle which will flash if it is not initialized - when you start the laptop properly this dongle on continuous - a normal start, it is initialized before the ramtest BIOS)

  I've updated the bios a couple of times - it is now 2.4 (I noticed the power button timings were changed in the V1.9) but this has not solved the problem.

  I tried to start on the current with battery removed, ca battery & battery only - the result is the same.

  I can start later button power until the laptop off, wait a few seconds and then try to get back to work.
  After several of these cycles, it will begin eventually to the top. Recently, it seems that it took several attempts before start-up.

  If I have used the laptop for an hour or two and then turn it off it will start almost always a first time.

  If I put the laptop to sleep (orange slow flashing power LED) then half the time that it will continue when you press the power button - the other half of the power LED will switch to the green but the LCD display remains inactive & I switch the power button.

  Any help or advice would be welcome.

  Thanks in advance,
  Robin

  Hello

  This seems very odd.
  First of all: you can boot from USB only if the floppy drive is attached.
  You can boot from these devices USB-drive floppy/disk HARD/ODD/LAN.

  In my opinion the other unit starts the sound not as issues not a software problem.
  I think there could be something wrong with the hardware. But it is not easy to say what it could be exactly.
  You know, the look on the material is necessary.
  I recommend you contact Toshiba service partner in your country.
  They have much more experience in such cases. Guys can run tests and then can give you correct information about the failure.

• 15 170tu ac: I HAV to press the power button several times to start the laptop...

  I HAV to press the power button several times to start the laptop... works well with the power supply on.

  all My drivers & bios is updated... but when I opened the lid... I HAV poer press several times the button and he then began 4-5 min.

  Hi @Vishalwagh123,

  Welcome to HP's Forums a great way to get help. It's a great place to find answers and advice! Thanks for the post.

  I understand you have questions turn on/off the device and you must press the power button several times for him to start. I'll be happy to help you.

  Please try these steps first. Perform a hard reset.

  • Steps to do:
  • Turn off the computer and unplug the charger. Then remove the battery.
  • Press and hold the power button on the unit for 15 seconds to carry out the static electrical charges inside the machine.
  • Replace the battery and the charger plug it back. Try to turn on the computer.

  If it fires up immediately the issue is resolved. Otherwise, try to turn on the computer without the battery and check that it works immediately.

  In your message, you said that it works very well with the charger. However, I need more clarity here to help you better.

  It works immediately when the adapter is connected and the power button is pushed only once?

  If you again press the power button several times, it may be a faulty power button, and you will need to contact the hotline at the service of the unit.

  Let me know what happens when you try to turn on the unit without the charger?

  Visit this link to contact support phone:

  http://HP.care/2bjG4nE

  Hope the problem is solved without hassle. Please keep me in the loop.

  Take care and have a week Holy.

• Satellite L550-1CW does not start by pressing the power button / stop

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L550-1cw that won't start, lights up when I press the power button all the lights at the front, the fan starts and he is looking for a HARD drive for about 2 seconds and then stops.

  I tried a new HARD drive, but the same happens.
  I was told that all this must be ignored and buy a new one that is not an option.
  I love this laptop and want to run again as this is the best I have ever owned.

  Help, please

  Andrew

  Can you give us more information on this vulnerability?
  You see something on the screen after pressing the power button?
  You can access the BIOS by pressing the F2 key immediately after switching on the device?

  Despite this whole issue, I think that if nothing is visible on the screen it could be a serious problem with one of the following: RAM modules, motherboard, CPU/GPU.

  From my experience the RAM memory modules are not very expensive (2nd hand might be good enough) and the replacement isn t very delicate in the case where the faulty memory causes this problem, the laptop could be set for a little money.

  But in case of problems of motherboard, laptop repair procedure could be very expensive.

• Pavilion 27bw monitor power button is unresponsive

  This has happened once before and I forgot how I fixed. No message power button lock or anything. I tried to unplug for a few minutes, she held down for a minute, nothing. I get static when I touch it sometimes but managed to solve this last time. Suggestions?

  Hello again ebonyruffles,

  If your issue is resolved now could mark my post with the solution with an acceptable Solution. This will help others who have the same problem like you to find the solution and share the same solution.

  I'm happy to have helped.

  Thank you

• the light on the power button does not work. How can I activate it?

  HP pavilion dv7

  Windows 7.

  the light on the power button does not work. How can I activate it?

  If the key light is not lighting up, then more than likely that the LED is just out for your power button. If the laptop is still under warranty, you can it be repaired or replaced, but as long as its not causing you any serious issues, I worry too much with it.
  
  BRAVO is just a system we use to say thank you to informative messages.

• HP Deskjet F4280: power button flashes f4280 error

  I just replaced the two cartrigades of ink. Now it gives me the letter E of the number of copy of task and the power button blinks green. It will not print and I removed the device and reinstalled, off the and disconnected. Still nothing has changed. Can someone help me with this problem? Please, I beg you.

  It seems that the printer can be stuck to the execution of a maintenance task, according to this: LINK

  I would make sure that the front access door and the cartridge access door are securely closed, or perform a hard reset. These steps are part of the Solution to the "issue: the power LED flashes" section.

  If these steps do not erase the error, you can contact HP technical support. Please let me know if it helps.

• PowerEdge T410 won't do anything when you press the power button / stop.

  My work has recently retired this t410 server. It worked without any problems when he was arrested. I had to remove and destroy the hard drives from the system. After that, I was allowed to bring home for my own use. I installed a new sata drive and plugged into the power supply and a free sata port on the motherboard. I get nothing when I tried to boot the system. This version has the unique power. Power light only lights up when you press the test button. System fan is going at full speed, but stops when you release the power button. Also on the control panel lights 1,2 and 4 and HDD power on and turn until the test button is released. There is a single green light lit on the motherboard, while it is plugged. Apart from that, I have no response when you press the main power button. Can anyone tell how to try to get it up and running again.

  -Who-

  I have not received the answers more so I think that this issue is ignored. So I'll let everyone know what finally happened. I solved my problem after a lot of electrical testing. I found a diagram of the arrangement of the power dell power supply pins and I made myself the best possible meter test. After several rounds of tests, I found several pins that did not have the right voltage. I bought a new power supply. I installed and replace everything. I plugged into the system and it auto fed on itself. I loaded from an OS and it works perfectly.

  Problem solved

• Samsung Ativ tab 3 power button doesn't work does not, the device always at 0% battery

  I write about a Samsung Ativ tab 3 I bought recently.

  The item was bought September 26, 13, model No. is XE300TZC-K01AE. The morning of October 3, 13, I noticed that the screen was frozen and not unlock when you press the power button. After pressing the Windows button under the screen, login screen came and I was able to connect to Windows. On the home page, noticed that the battery was at 0%, although there were about 45% of charge about 7 hours at least. I plugged in the charger, but the battery was drained down and power off the device. If the charger is plugged in, the blue light was not on and also the device wasn't turning on. The charger was kept connected up to 16:00, but the unit was still not turn on. After several calls and discussion with Samsung, the unit was sent to a service center for repair and the 10 - Oct.

  The device worked absolutely very well once again, until last night. Yet once again, the device froze and power button did not work and the Windows button has been used to unlock screen after several attempts. Battery was showing 0% despite his accusation of 78% 15 minutes previously. The connection of the charger, the battery was still at 0% but not more. Fortunately this time around the closed device not down, but after 3 hours of connection of the charger, battery is always 0%. I would like to know any suggestions to help solve this problem. I tried to restart the battery APC controller in Device Manager, but there was no improvement. I am also attaching the powercfg command results.

  

  Rgds,

  Remy

  two days later... the solution seems to be to simply keep going & not connected until the battery is empty (support of important things upwards at the same time). The fact that it took several days, I understand that the warning 'battery 0' is part of the dysfunction. During this time, you can sleep it w manually control 'turned off' in the bar of charms, ensuring not to turn it off (cos then you will not know if the battery is still empty) and turn it on the original key w.

  Once the battery is completely empty (no response from the original key, little blue light by power button / stop), you plug it in and it works.

  My guess is that explains what has happened before, when I (and others I read) he sent for repair. At the time where he got at the workshop had drained the battery, so they connected, found it worked, and he came back with a message like "you must have forgotten to load," the missing issue.

  Let's see: if it is something that happens after a few months, & it's easily solveable, it isn't so bad. As much as we can always use it in the meantime that the battery is empty.

  Wonder if regularly leave the battery can drain ever few months would avoid the phenomenon?

  Be interested to hear what others have found.

  Rivka

• My laptop remains blank after pressing the power button

  Hello.. Please I really need help on how to repair my laptop. a lenovo ideapad s40. The problem started out as occasional BSOD. Then he started turning it back on while it is used frequently and finally it crashed. I restored system jointly, but that did not fix it. I resorted to the refreshing it still was not the answer. Then I reset the system losing all my data but the problem persists. When the power button is depressed now, the screen remains blank, but you could still hear the rotation of the fan system. Please I really need help with this issue.  As I said, it's a Lenovo ideapad s400. operating system Windows 8, 4 GB Ram, 500 GB of hard drive capacity, Radeon graphics card. https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=BF0101CC285F8D47! 106 & authkey =! ACoA6t1Ih_cqx3s & ithint = the file % 2czip a link to the dump files.

  The debugging session: Mon 20 Oct 08:53:10.352 2014 (UTC - 05:00)

  Error checking 117, {fffffa80085e0010, fffff8800401f28c, 0, 0}

  WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for atikmpag.sys
  ERROR: Module load completed but symbols can be loaded for atikmpag.sys
  Probably caused by: atikmpag.sys ( atikmpag + c 928)

  Follow-up: MachineOwner
  ---------

  Loaded symbol image file: atikmpag.sys
  Image path: atikmpag.sys
  Image name: atikmpag.sys
  Timestamp: Thu Aug 14 21:10:45 2012 (502AF715)
  CheckSum: 00061A 50

  This accident was caused by your ATI/AMD display driver.

  Update the driver from here: http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/ideapad-s-series-netbooks/ideapad-s400-notebook/downloads/DS031962

• Press the Power button twice at startup?

  On my new E530 I just realized I have to press the power button twice for the laptop start. At first, I thought that I tap it enough hard or the calendar has been disabled or something, but after many tests I came to the conclusion that it is in fact mandatory that I press the power button TWICE in the order the laptop to start.

  My question is, is this normal / design?

  Google gave was contradictory and inconclusive answers:

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/ThinkPad-edge-E420s-start-up-button-issue/t...

  http://forums.Lenovo.com/T5/ThinkPad-edge/power-button/TD-p/307704

  A credible person can sound here?

  Much appreciated and thanks in advance!

  Hey, Gleipnir,.

  When I pressed the button of power quickly as that, in my view, your description it would take two thrusts to get to power be as the first was not strong enough to register. I believe that this does not work as expected and you should not be concerned.

  Best regards

  Hiro