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Try pulling the battery out and leaving it out for 20 minutes.
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Try pulling the battery out and leaving it out for 20 minutes.

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I would say it is the power connector, though shaking a laptop, for any reason, is never a good idea.
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I would say it is the power connector, though shaking a laptop, for any reason, is never a good idea.

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try to unplug A/C, remove battery and press power button for 30 seconds.
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try to unplug A/C, remove battery and press power button for 30 seconds.

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i have &nbsp;a sony vaio laptop<br />
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i recently formatted my laptop as it had virus and was slow &nbsp;and loaded windows xp sp 3 and after that when i shut down<br />
and restart it doesn't show any power coming to laptop<br />
<br />
i thought the battery gone bad,, but when iplugged in through wall outlet<br />
<br />
it does not start either but when i shake &nbsp;it or take the battery out and in 2 3 times it starts<br />
<br />
and then works fine<br />
<br />
is it the motherboard power supply going bad or power connector
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i have  a sony vaio laptop

i recently formatted my laptop as it had virus and was slow  and loaded windows xp sp 3 and after that when i shut down
and restart it doesn't show any power coming to laptop

i thought the battery gone bad,, but when iplugged in through wall outlet

it does not start either but when i shake  it or take the battery out and in 2 3 times it starts

and then works fine

is it the motherboard power supply going bad or power connector

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