Hello.
So, of course I've googled this issue for quite a while and it seems like a common issue - something to do with static electricity? Thought before taking my laptop to warranty, maybe there is something I could try. And I'm not even sure if this would go under warranty?
Laptop's ASUS VivoBook S301LA. I read somewhere, that you have to hold your power button for 30-60 seconds. Nope, that didn't help. Some helpful citizen from the Ubuntuforums suggested "taking out the battery for a minute while it is not plugged into the AC. Reinsert and try to power up". Well, the problem is, that the laptop is built so that you couldn't take out the battery . He also suggested to "look for reset button" - couldn't find it. Most of the solutions I've found so far are for either PCs or laptop's that you can easily break apart and unplug the components.
So yeah, is warranty the only way I could fix this machine or is there anything I could do myself?
Thanks for helping
plshalpmehh
So, of course I've googled this issue for quite a while and it seems like a common issue - something to do with static electricity? Thought before taking my laptop to warranty, maybe there is something I could try. And I'm not even sure if this would go under warranty?
Laptop's ASUS VivoBook S301LA. I read somewhere, that you have to hold your power button for 30-60 seconds. Nope, that didn't help. Some helpful citizen from the Ubuntuforums suggested "taking out the battery for a minute while it is not plugged into the AC. Reinsert and try to power up". Well, the problem is, that the laptop is built so that you couldn't take out the battery . He also suggested to "look for reset button" - couldn't find it. Most of the solutions I've found so far are for either PCs or laptop's that you can easily break apart and unplug the components.
So yeah, is warranty the only way I could fix this machine or is there anything I could do myself?
Thanks for helping
plshalpmehh