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    help, my laptop stoped charging!

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by pcharouz, Feb 7, 2007.

  1. pcharouz

    pcharouz Notebook Evangelist

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    It was randomly stoping to charge for like two months, and one day, it stoped and now its dead, and I cant charge it.

    I tried dissembling the whole thing, but there seemed nothing wrong one the motherboard conector.
    (I have 3 different chargers, so the problem is in the laptop)

    I called up acer, and they told me that it would cost 500$ for a new motherboard, and it would take more than a month. So thats not an option, I could get a new laptop for that.

    Thanks in advance
     
  2. usapatriot

    usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    WEll, then I don't see what you can do.

    I guess maybe it would be worth it to get a new laptop since yours is a bit dated, you might be able to get a lower end system and use your existing ram and HDD.

    (Careful though it might not be the same type of RAM or HDD if you try to put it in a new notebook)
     
  3. pcharouz

    pcharouz Notebook Evangelist

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    well, I am getting a new one anyway, but I still want to fix this one and hook it up to the tv or something. Is thre anyone hhere that has the plans for the motherboard, and know where the problem could exactly be? I would try to solder it, but I dont know what, lol