I have an HP pavilion 15-n007se. Where one time i plugged in a USB flash drive, a few minutes later the screen went blank and the laptop was frozen, i forced it to shut down by holding the power button. But now it won't turn on anymore, but it does charge....
I did put on my research and since i know a thing or two to fix laptops, i opened the laptop to lookup the motherboard
Regarding on power, the laptop doesn't turn on but it charges, so I'm suspecting that the charging ic is not damaged, i was looking for that very specific component or connection that handles the power button, but no luck
Until i encountered this big square chip, an ENE KB9010QF super I/O chip.
According to it's datasheet, the chip can handle many things like USB, keyboard/mouse, fan speed, and also power management
So my question is, is the super I/O chip the one that handles the power button on motherboards? And does replacing it helps fix this issue?
I did put on my research and since i know a thing or two to fix laptops, i opened the laptop to lookup the motherboard
Regarding on power, the laptop doesn't turn on but it charges, so I'm suspecting that the charging ic is not damaged, i was looking for that very specific component or connection that handles the power button, but no luck
Until i encountered this big square chip, an ENE KB9010QF super I/O chip.
According to it's datasheet, the chip can handle many things like USB, keyboard/mouse, fan speed, and also power management
So my question is, is the super I/O chip the one that handles the power button on motherboards? And does replacing it helps fix this issue?
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