A week ago my sister played Sims 4 on my laptop. Unfortunately, she has put the laptop on the blanket and has become overheated. He can't turn on and the lights for standby and charging are no longer synonymous.
Have already taken out the battery / re-installed, it resetted and freed the interior of the dust. The power supply is still ok.
I also read that laptops have a kind of function that prevents burning through overheating. But have no idea if this has activated.
My specs (only rough details):
Acer Aspire V 15 Nitro Black Edition (2.5 years old)
Intel i7 4th Gen
GTX 960M
8GB RAM
512GB SSHD
Warranty has expired.
Mmh so the superheat function should actually always be on and and then the laptop is just spontaneous from but that is out by battery out and back in actually fixed so it really something worse has happened to you…
Let him then check through by a specialist here from afar, this is always difficult
Well, then I'm one of the few in which something happened…
Mine does that constantly and runs since 2011: / maybe there was already something cracked and unfortunately you have noticed it only after the warranty
Well, that's the way it is, it's over and it can't be repaired.
My gaming laptop has also died of heat death, but still during the warranty. The devices are so verzastelt that will nothing with repair.
With the small Nitro the Stromeingans electronics, power supply of Grafikchip or the PWM controller gladly breaks, which can produce this error picture.
Only if the PCH has broken in the processor can cause a total economic loss.
If you go to any "specialty store" that will not help you, but your money for the fault diagnosis: "motherboard defective" like to take.
Looking for exact model like "Acer Aspire VN7-591G Motherboard Repair", you will find some specialists who have idea about this model.
