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Laptop wont shutoff, hoping for help.
ok after searching the net everywhere for help, and trying many thing, I come to gfy for help.. my laptop will not shut off, it shuts down and than the fans kick in high, my power button stays lit.. i have to take out the plug and battery for it to go off, and when i put the power back it loads back up.
before xmas I decided to do a restore with the discs that alienware sent to me.. ever since than I been having problems my sound clips, my sound blaster card wont work, my led clock on front wont turn on, dvd drive works sometimes need to keep rebooting to make it work. any ideas.. Im willing to try anything... besides shipping it away to be fixed.. buying a new one is going to happen soon.. alienware rot in hell. their support sucks really bad btw. |
I have raid 0 if that matters at all..
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I had some similar problems with a Sony VAIO laptop. I went to the MS site and updated the OS and there were a few things in there that specifically addressed the issue you are mentioning. I would suggest after your re-fromat you should go right to MS and update Windows.
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If your fan is kicking in right away it could be a heat problem also.
I had to replace my laptop just before Vegas because it started to overheat for some weird reason which im sure had nothing to do with it being on 24/7/365 LOL Regards, Lee |
You are required to manually reset the bios. This involves manupilating jumpers inside your laptop. It might be wise of you to seek professional help.
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The same is probably true for a lot of GFY'ers but for different reasons :winkwink: Regards, Lee |
ok I updated all drivers and flashed my bios from alienware driver updates, and windows is updated.
I also taken this thing completly apart and blew out all the dust with the can of air. since i figured it was a heating problem as well.. |
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Ill look this up. something i havnt tried yet. |
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Have you disabled the automatic restart proceedure for system failure?
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If this does not make a difference, there may be something in your BIOS which is causing this. |
Just buy a new laptop. Imagine the time you spend to fix it and can't do other
work. A brandnew laptop will be cheaper. |
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made no difference |
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For example if your laptop is not connected to the network does this problem still occur? Check that and also try to disable all power management settings in the bios. |
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