This morning my laptop just didn't turn on, but the battery light is still on.
I didn't get any water or anything on him, but especially during the winter there's a lot of water on the windows and on the board, and the laptop is under there.
could it be that there was water damage from this condensation?
Or does anyone else have any advice for me?
(The room is relatively small and humid, usually always had a dehumidifier, but not that for the last few weeks)
Water damage would be possible.
Could it be that there was water damage from this condensation?
Unfortunately, it can't be dismissed out of hand - I always make sure that my tows are placed "water-safe".
Yes, so if you present it to us like that, we can't say anything other than that it would be water damage… But I can imagine that there's not much water. It is best to have a look at tutorials on the fastest way to dehumidify a laptop in the event of water damage
(I don't want to say how myself, because I don't know whether your device can handle it.)
I've already looked at the first things on the Internet, I've already pressed the button a few times…
is there anything left to save?
So yesterday I could still work on it normally, it was also relatively warm. Then I ventilated and then went to sleep.
is there any condensation on the table?
I'm talking more about things like putting the laptop in a rice sack, or putting it in the oven at a low temperature so that the water evaporates.
Maybe you can save the hard drive. But to dry the pc (hurry up) could work.
But look at the instructions, I don't want to break anything for you!
