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• Acer Switch 10 i. put powered w / power cord, power button + volume Up/Down ii. No LED light

  Problem:

  Power does not illuminate. 75% battery charge. A tried
  a. power switch button
  b. power button + volume Up/Down button for 60 seconds (technique of being able to be in hibernation mode)
  c. a/c power cord... light to show load or power not turn on AND the Tablet does not become hot... in other words, Tablet accepts no power coming from being plugged into an electric outlet

  Solutions to be able to put it back on

  1. perhaps central card mother battery died... Well, in the past my LAPTOP would work with single power supply and no battery... but... it is a tablet that works maybe like a mobile phone because if the battery is dead, then unit does not work until the Central battery has sufficient charge

  2. maybe an electrical circuit problem?

  3. may reset a deep sleep mode?   ... but already there is a technique of this situation and I tried it.

  4 perhaps, software power settings but if are unable to start. can't get to the BIOS.

  Thanks much for any help.

  Solution... it was an electrical problem, capacitor w / low-Volt charge had gone below this threshold to function, voltage decay over time.  Replaced.  Laptop as it has done before does not.

• Pavilion m6 - stop suddenly and mystery of the power cord

  Hi people,

  I got a very strange problem with my laptop from m6-1035dx Pavilion the past two days. This is a reconditioned unit and have had some problems with it in the past (both hardware and software-related) that I managed to fix me, but this one left me speechless.

  It started yesterday when the computer was placed on a bed (with a CoolerMaster pad below, which I almost never separate the portable device) and immediately turn off the power. In the past, I had problems with heat stops, that I solved with a bit of air in canned and CoolerMaster pad said, so I don't think much. But the same thing happened today, and I noticed that when it has restarted, it does not recognize the fact that the computer is plugged in. Unplugged the cord/AC converter to three points (computer, converter, wall) and tried again, still nothing. Tried another outlet, blew the vents, power off and removed/re-inserted battery, still no recognition of the power. I reinstalled HP CoolSense (which I had removed several months before) and hope that would take care of things. Meanwhile, I shut the computer off again, and the LED power indicator lit on its own.

  Several hours later, the computer was reactivated and placed on a flat surface. Someone tripping over the cord, and the computer turns off again. The LED power indicator is out once more, so I unplugged the power cord and left for a few minutes. Blocked again, and the power was back.

  I am reasonably confident that I should replace the power cord at this point, but I want expert advice before I commit the money that him. It may also be interesting to note that while the power cord did not work, the battery (92%) had about two hours and six minutes of use remaining, which is well below the advertised battery capacity (to be noted that only Chrome was running at the time) and what I saw of the battery in the past. I think that the cable or converter can be shorted, then is it safe to use the computer at all? Wouldn't be a good idea to replace the battery as well? I will provide any other details if necessary and thank you in advance for any help or advice.

  Hi maestro35,

  Welcome to the HP Support 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 understand that you are having feeding problems with your Pavilion m6. I'll be happy to help you with this. If it is running with the battery, I wouldn't worry about the replacement of the battery quite yet. As for the fact that it gives you less time announced that it could be the mere fact that the battery life decreases over time. You don't mention your operating system, this is why I have included two links below which will allow you to test and calibrate the battery. This will confirm that the battery is working properly.

  Test and calibrate the battery (Windows 7)

  Test and calibrate the battery (Windows 8)

  I agree that it appears as if the power cord is the question. If you have a similar cord, you might give it a try to see, but there's a chance it might be the prospects of power supply for laptop. If something is shorted, then you shouldn't really use the laptop but without testing actually physically we will not be able to determine if something is put in short circuit.

  Thank you

• Power cord IPS L: Hp monitor 23 inch HP Pavilion 23xw does not take to the office?

  Good so I recently bought a new desktop computer HP and monitor, but does not have the cord that connects the monitor to the computer (I think that's what we call a vga?) or I guess that is not compatible.

  The office, I ordered is a P5Q80AV of HP ENVY 750 #ABA_1 desktop PC
  This is what looks like the back of it, and I guess the part surrounded by a circle is where I would plug the power cord of the monitor to the computer?

  

  The monitor is a HP Pavilion 23xw 23 inch IPS LED backlit monitor J7Y75AA #ABA
  It's the rope

  

  Am I missing something here, or do I have to return this and buy another monitor? Where can I get something else that will connect the monitor to the computer?

  I apologize if this sounds stupid, I'm just not tech savy.

  Your graphics card HDMI, it seems that your monitor is also.

  So, you can use an HDMI cable to connect your PC to your monitor.

  Or you will need a VGA adapter DVI [masculine] [man].

  The top connector is DVI - D [Dual Link] and only supports digital displays.

  The lower connector is DVI - I [double link] and support a display either analog or digital.

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  If my answer has solved your problem, please mark it as accepted Solution. Thank you!

• All-in-one DELL power cord

  I have a Dell all in one that is about 4 years old.  The other day I started up and used for a bit.  I left to go eat and when I came back the computer was off.  I tried to push the power supply, check the power strip and made sure everything is properly connected.  No change.  I noticed that the ring of blue light around the power supply is turned off, so I unplugged the computer and the power strip.  Plugged in the power band and the light is on.  Fantastic, until what I plugged it into the computer where it was released.  I tried some other power cords (same size, etc.) and that they would also have slight shift when connected to the computer.  What can I do to fix this?

  Best to remove your serial number.  You have an Inspiron One 2020

  The motherboard can be stop due to internal failure.

  Card converter or another motherboard problem.

  Dell MKTK1 48.3HC02.011 Inspiron One 2020 LED converter Board

  https://www.Amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-MKTK1-converter-48-3HC02-011/DP/B00N28VFE2

  If the culprit could be your power supply internal or internal 3V CR2032 lithium cell battery. To remove and replace the coin cell battery is fairly intensive.

  https://www.Amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-computer-power-adapter/DP/B00URXC86O

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• Alienware 15 - R2, brand new, AGA, after power cord

  Hi all

  I just got last Friday my brand new Alienware 15 - R2 with AGA (Alienware graphics amplifier) and GTX 1070. All the work perfect, except the food. For some reason any after brick power play is connected after a few hours just unplug its self. Plug is still connected to the computer laptop but is jump light blue on the cord and laptop said to use more performance please plug power adapter when the adapter is connected.

  For now the only solution is to unplug and plug it in again and the light and laptop power is back, could someone help? BIOS has been updated twice and is more recent, I swapped the power cable from the amplifier and did not help.

  UPDATE:

  I found that I can play so long and everything seems to be ok until what I stopped game, power cord loses all power (the blue led turns off) and to get the power back to my power brick, I need to plug out and plug it into the wall.

  OK, so the problem was solved when I replaced power :-) run all day on the new power brick and no problem.

• power cord and power cuts

  Hello.  I have a Pavilion dv7-3171nr, Windows 7.  It's a laptop.  In the last few days, I noticed some strange things that I've finally pinned down for my power cord.  I've been hear a sound like a bug zapper.  Not as loud, very weak, that's why it took me so long to locate where the devil noise came from.  When I hear the noise, it caused small power outages in the lamp which is located in the room in which I work.  Then, of course, at first I think it is the lamp, or the light bulb, our electric system... Anyway yesterday I finally put the finger on it at the exit of that my power cord is plugged.  When I unplugged it, all of these symptoms have disappeared.  At that moment, I realized that it was plugged in all the other times also in all other rooms, I was in when all this was going on.  Everyone knows about this problem with a power cord?  I had a lot of laptops over the years and this is a first for me!

  Good decision.

• dv7-1270us accidental power cord Bump

  So, the other night, I was using my laptop with the power cord plugged in. I had completely forgotten and picked up my laptop in another room. It pulled out the power cord from my computer.

  I now have trouble to take the power cord to the power jack on the side of the laptop. I don't have to wave around, but it takes a few tries before it connects and starts to charge the battery. When he does not want to take the charger, the little LED next to the power supply blinks instead of stay on constantly. When the computer accepts the cord, the light stays on.

  He isn't physically feel that something is wrong, but if I have to fix it, no one knows how I would look at? Or should I just watched in get a new computer?

  Thank you

  James

  Decision-making is modular, which means that it can be replaced without welding. Decision-making is at little cost; well under $ 20. Assuming that no other damage has been done other than the Jack, you look at maybe $100 to replace the Jack in a local store. The work is also achievable by a well-organized and modestly qualified amateur. This is the plug for $4 on eBay:

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/DC-Jack-power-for-HP-Pavilion-dv7-1000-series-DC301004S00-with-cable-/170859771057?PT=Laptop_Adapters_Chargers&hash=item27c80934b1

  Your manual:

  Manual

  Page 102. My only reservation is that the dv7-1000 is one of the hardest working models on... a lot of things going on in there. lots of screws and subsets. However, if you follow the manual, keep track of screws and usually attention it can be done.

• Power cord for my iMac has crunched, how do I get a new one?

  What I do my power cord for my iMac has been chewed and I don't know if I can claim the title of the guarantee or if I should just buy a new...

  As I can use it only if I put in some way and cannot be pulled.

  If the plug of your end iMac has this form:

  

  Then the power cord to any standard computer work.  It may not be

  White enough with the beautiful fitting molded but it will work.

• Indicator light power cord

  That means the light orange on the power cord?

  Support actively at a high rate.

• After resetting the iPad to default it show that the power cord is trying to connect to iTunes

  I got an iPad 16 GB factory reset default after a while display only the power cord going to iTunes, need help to get this operational back, it worked Ok before resetting all we have tried to make clear the former owner information

  The iTunes icon and cable image means he went into recovery mode, you will need to connect it to iTunes to your computer to reset the iPad, and you can then restore/resync your content.

  If the previous owner had not disconnected from the settings > iCloud on it and find my iPad has been activated, you will need to communicate with him or her: disable find them my iPhone Activation Lock - Apple Support

• A Mac mini, purchased in the UNITED Arab Emirates can be used in the USA with only change the power cord?

  A Mac mini, purchased in the UNITED Arab Emirates can be used in the USA with only change the power cord?

  Yes.

  http://www.Apple.com/Mac-mini/specs/

  the voltage may vary from 100-240 V AC.

• Power cord from the airport

  Is the power cord for the airport bought in Hong Kong not usable in the Canada?  My airport does not at all.

  The airport itself base can work with a variety of outlet power settings, but the types of decision-making between Hong Kong and the Canada are completely different. Base station supports a range of 120-240 v, 50-60 Hz energy sources. The other thing to consider is that the radio channels used may differ between these two countries.

  Sockets (120 v, 60 Hz) used in the Canada is similar to that used in the United States and look like one of the following conditions:

  

  While in Hong Kong (220v, 50 Hz), they use the following type:

  

• My iPad displays a symbol of power cord and iTunes

  I tried all things hold sleep button to connect to the computer, then hold power button waiting and then start your computer repair but the iPad won't do anything except show the same screen, then after a few hours, the iPad is going to a dead battery. I tried to put the power cord but just ping guard. HELP Please,

  If that doesn't work, restore your device to factory settings. Please note that this will delete the data on your device.

  Take a look this Apple Support article: use iTunes to restore the iPhone, iPad or iPod to factory settings - Apple Support.

  As a final step, try recovery mode. Turn off your unit, then plug it to your computer with the hold home button. Hold down Home button until you see the logo of iTunes on the screen of your device. After that on your computer, you should see the iTunes window saying that your device needs to be restored to factory settings. Click Restore.

  More info here:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201263

  If these steps do not work, contact Apple and ask for help.

  https://www.Apple.com/support/iPhone/contact/

• Power cord

  iMacs come with a single power cord.

  Is it safe to just plug the straight iMac in the mains or via a power Board?

  You can connect either. Both are safe as long as the power strip is approved by UL.

  See you soon,.

  GB