Recent content by larrym

I would also say software issue with maybe a touch of fried hard drive on the side

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Canon PS s95, s100, s110...they are awsome. I have the s95 and the photo quality is amazing!

Wouldn't it make more since to get some type of contract with a PC company to supply your hardware if you are going through so much? Seem like having some sort of service contract/replacement contract in place would be more efficient.

What is your budget per laptop and what os are you looking to get?

There are lots of things that could go wrong with it..not just the battery. They are made to last for years, but could die in a week or 5 years..who knows. If it covers all your needs, and you are worried about it, get a extended warranty or move up to a laptop that has a replaceable battery...

We are going to need more information..Did you drop it? Spill something on it? Don't be shy, the more info the better.

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Good enough, Thanks all!

Thanks for the replies, The charger test fine at 19.5 volts and the laptop does show the charging light on when the charger is plugged in. I tried a few different charges just to be sure as well as a few different batteries for the laptop. The only thing I have not tested, which I am able to...

Hello all, I was just given a laptop (Toshiba l505) it will not boot. press the power button, and the hhd light flashes for a second, fan comes on for a second, and that's it. When plugged in, it shows the charge light and power plugged in light. No other sign of life. The guy that gave it to...

Try to call Asus. We cannot help with forgotten password issues.

When you replaced the hard drive, did you install the operating system. And PLEASE TURN OFF THE CAPS!

Yes, with a KVM switch Edit: something like this.. http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=101&cp_id=10102&cs_id=1010201&p_id=2191&seq=1&format=2

Actually, it is the exact same issue as the op. After weeks of research, I came to the conclusion (wrong or right) it was faulty GPU soldering. The laptop would not start, but if I warmed it up just a bit first (with a hair dryer), it would start no problem and stay on until I turned it off...