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sangeli
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 Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2008 3:14 pm Post subject: Really wierd bootup problem... |
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My laptop only starts up if the power cable is not plugged in. If i try to power on with the power cable in, at the XP loading screen, it stays wtih the xp logo and empty loading box at bottom.
Not a dire problem, I just plug power in once i sign in, but any suggestions on what is wrong and what to do is appreciated.
Just ask if you need more info.
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Leena
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That is strange. Unexplainable with logic.
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After all the problems I've had with laptops (my fault, always doing things I shouldn't do lolz) I think I've finally found a problem I had never come across before...
Unexplicable with logic. Well put.
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sangeli
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no suggestions?
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Konata Izumi
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ring up the company that made your machine.
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maybe it's got to do with your power settings in windows? have you tried booting up another OS with the power cable in?
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There's probably a corruption in the boot up sequence.
I think that reformatting would fix this, but i don't know if it's worth it for such a minor problem.
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No need to reformat, take your Windows XP cd, boot from disk.
Goto repair console.
and type fixboot [press enter]
reboot
should work fine.
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