Try removing the battery for a few seconds to hard-reset the laptop (no AC either).
P.S.
What's with the recipe?
Chaky
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What's with the recipe?
women's forum habit ,make a comment ,share a recipe! LOL
or a bribe for you help!
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Try this:
Remove the battery, plug in the AC and power it on.
If it works, that means the battery is dead.
(That is my recipe, he he)
Edit: I don't think that there are any diagnostic led codes.
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I don't think they are diagnostic indicators either ,there should be a symbol by each light and what it represents,like harddrive ,power, ,ect ect
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If any, diagnostic codes would come from beeper.
But, given the possibility that the battery might be the root of the problem, it is possible that any diagnostic codes wouldn't be possible. The battery would drain most of the power needed to operate the laptop at all. Such batteries are hazardous to other parts, especially the AC charger.
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