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Question posted by martinmarshal94 on September 20th, 2022

Suddenly Shutdowned Not Switching On

actually while watching movie the laptop shutdowend automaticaly when i tried to switchon it again there is no power source and it is not switching on

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Answer #1: Posted by hzplj9 on September 20th, 2022 12:31 PM

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Verify if the power supply is working as if that has failed then the battery will go flat and with no mains power the unit cannot function. Try a different power cable if possible or another power supply if you have access to one. Verify if any lights come on when the power supply is plugged in to check if it is charging.

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