cant get a reponce from toshiba c660 at all

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Good prompt by to start with history and simple checks. For readers who find a Satellite C660 (or a similar laptop) completely unresponsive, the following short, safe checklist often isolates the problem quickly. Record any LED blink patterns, fan noise, or beeps — those details make remote diagnosis far more effective.

  • Do a power reset: remove AC and battery, press and hold the power button 15-30 seconds, reconnect AC (leave battery out) and try to start.
  • Reduce to minimum hardware: unplug all USB devices, remove optical/HDD if easy, then try to power with only CPU, one RAM stick and integrated video (if applicable).
  • Reseat memory: remove modules, clean contacts, try one stick in each slot to rule out a bad DIMM or socket.
  • External display test: attach a monitor via VGA/HDMI to rule out a failed internal panel or inverter.
  • Inspect the DC jack and adapter: look for looseness or damage; if possible, verify adapter voltage with a multimeter.
  • Preserve data: if the laptop stays dead but the drive looks intact, remove the SATA drive and connect it to another PC with a USB-SATA adapter to copy files.
  • Warranty/safety note: do not open the case if the unit is under warranty. Use antistatic precautions and avoid force when touching connectors.

If these steps do not help, collect model/serial, exact symptoms (LED patterns, beeps, fan behavior) and contact an authorised service point or post the specifics here for targeted help.

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Can you offer some history? Was it working perfectly before it stopped working? I assume that you plugged it in; are you sure the charger is working? Did you recently drop it, or trip/pull on power cord? ...

There a lot of things that can cause a notebook to not start, so giving us some background may help lead us to the most likely cause.

i found recipt for laptop igot it out of argos i took it back and they gave me a new laptop.thanks for your help

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