The ominous sign on your HP laptop 17-ck1000 shows a black display and it won’t power up.
The ominous sign on your HP laptop 17-ck1000 shows a black display and it won’t power up.
If they’re lights, they’d look like small square objects and be difficult to locate. My best estimate is right next to the main heat sink near the Wi-Fi card. I can’t tell if there’s a digital display. There should be a manual section titled “troubleshooting” or similar.
I think I’ll just forward it to HP for repair. It should arrive by Thursday, though I’ll let you know if someone suggests an alternative.
I noticed an odd behavior, the power button illuminates my keyboard but when I press it again it briefly stops and then restarts. 68419947243__5A2D7682-0ABE-49A3-B818-8F96D1E7CED4.MOV
The issue revolves around laptops that are typically OEM prebuilt units offering more customization options. When a device is over a year old, people often assume the problem is due to the battery. This assumption can be correct, but unusual behavior usually emerges when voltage levels vary across components. The battery might need replacing if that’s the case. Updated September 7, 2022 by Bombastinator
I understand how frustrating it is when your switch battery loses power completely after months and doesn’t respond to a charger until you connect it for a short time. Long-term inactivity can really cause issues.
Everything looks in order. Current team size is low. Battery replacement confirmed. Updated September 7, 2022 by Bombastinator