Acer Laptop Computer - Dead / No Power / Wont Turn On Fix

This video will show you the troubleshooting process for a laptop computer that wont turn on, it has not signs of life or very little signs of life. If your computer is turning on but the screen is just staying black, try this video instead;    • Computer Black Screen Fix - Turns On ...  
There are multiple reasons why your laptop computer may appear dead or 'bricked' and this process should help you rule out possible causes while narrowing down the possible causes so you can fix the issue. Please remember to Like, Share, and Subscribe if this was helpful :)

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FAQ's:
Q: Does this video apply to my issues?
A: This video is for computers with no signs of life that appear 'dead'. It will also help if you see minimal signs of life such as lights only or some hard drive / fan sounds but they stop right a way. If you are able to see anything on the screen at any point or if the hard drive / fan sound remain on, your issue could be something else. Leave me a message with your exact symptoms and I can direct you to the correct video :)

Q: I have tried all the steps seen here without identifying the issue :(
A: If, after all these steps, you have not been able to find the issue, your most likely looking at a faulty component preventing the motherboard from working or a motherboard issue. I would start troubleshooting each component, starting with the charger and power jack. You can see those two videos here;    • How To Test your Laptop Computer Char...   &    • How to Fix Test Power Jack - HP Lapto...  . You can also try replacing other components like your Power Button to see if that is the route cause. If none of those are the issue, you would then be left with a motherboard replacement.