Lenovo Laptop – Dead / Won't Turn On / No Power Solution

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Lenovo Laptop - Dead / Won't Turn On / No Power Solution
Lenovo Laptop – Dead / Won't Turn On / No Power Solution
If your Lenovo laptop won't turn on, this tutorial will show you how to start troubleshooting to find the cause. This video applies if your computer appears totally dead or has minimal signs of life, including lights only or hard drive and fan sounds that start up but immediately stop. Check out the FAQ and related video links below!!

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FAQ:
Q: Does this video apply to my issues?
A: This video is for computers that show no signs of life and appear "dead." This will also help if you see minimal signs of life, such as only lights or hard drive/fan noises, but they stop right away. If you are able to see something on the screen at any time or the hard drive/fan sound stays on, your problem could be something else. Leave me a message with your exact symptoms and I can direct you to the right video 🙂

Q: I tried all the steps presented here without identifying the problem 🙁
A: If, after trying all the steps described here several times, you have not been able to find the problem, it is probably a faulty component preventing the motherboard from working or a motherboard problem . I would start troubleshooting each component, starting with the charger and power jack. You can see both of these videos here; https://youtu.be/YBhsVHideGE & https://youtu.be/HpabvrNaodU. You can also try replacing other components like your power button to see if that's the cause of the problem. If none of these issues are a problem, then you will be left with a motherboard replacement. Let me know if you'd like help with any of this or finding a motherboard. Sorry it wasn't something simpler 🙁

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