Recent content by Joseph Stallone

That's not entirely true. It is a tried and tested method I have applied and my fellow colleagues have as well. Laptops are strongly built and the chances to damage any part is nominal. In majority of the cases it doesn't affect

I understand that, but right now this is the only short cut to get it open without ant technical support

My pleasure :)

The problem is still present so no need to thank me. Just guided you. I hope it gets fixed ASAP. I'll definitely reach you out if I find something relevant on this

I understand your position you must be frustrated and irritated. But right now only a technician can resolve your issue. Give it a try and call the technician or find a new technician

Oh yes, I forgot about the chipset. Yes, the chipset is built in the motherboard so it plays a big factor. How can the problem resurface? Call the technician again and do not pay him this time. Maybe some internal issue is creating the issue between the motherboard and chipset.

Take out the battery of the laptop and put it back in after a few mins. Use a knife or any pointed object and try to put force on the button. In case that doesn't work, use a tiny object like a bearing ball. Keep it on the power button and then press it.

It's not normal unless your fan vents are blocked. Use an air blower and try to clean the laptop vents with immense air. In case this doesn't fix it then your fan may be faulty or touching some object that is creating this sound. You can also try to use a cooling laptop fan, easily available on...

This can indicate that there is a problem with the power supply or voltage. Confirm if your voltage is fine? Otherwise, the best-case scenario would be that the LED screen, there can be a problem with the wiring or the power coming to it. It doesn't happen with new laptops. It's better if you...