Erlis Dhima asks:
I have a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo pi 2512, and recently it has a problem. When I turn it on, the screen lights blinks and after some minutes it turns of by itself!
I applied the thermal paste on the CPU and graphics card. But it seems that the problem is not there. Also, when I remove the battery, it doesn’t get energy even if plugged in!
Could the problem be from a hardware issue or does it have anything to do with Windows?
Please, if you can help me, comment below! Thanks in advance!
Browser: Firefox 17
System: Windows 7
Tagged: computer hardware, laptop, microsoft windows, software crash
System: Windows 7
Tagged: computer hardware, laptop, microsoft windows, software crash
18 Answers - Write an Answer
James Maciel
December 15, 2012My best guess would be that the laptop is overheating and shutting down to save the components.
Paul Pruitt
December 15, 2012Yeah, maybe overheating. That is caused by dust sometimes. Try blowing out your motherboard and fan with compressed air.
Make sure your fan is working, that could be the issue too…
Manuel Guillermo López Buenfil
December 15, 2012Applying thermal paste does not guarantee that your components will not overheat. I know by experience that applying it incorrectly can also increase the temperature a lot. You should check your actual temperature, there are a lot of programs to do that, an example is Speccy.
Sachin Kanchan
December 15, 2012you said – “When I turn it on, the screen lights blinks and after some minutes it turns of by itself! ”
~ As many others mentioned the problem may be due to settled dust in componentrs causing it to overheat.
” when I remove the battery, it doesn’t get energy even if plugged in! ”
~ May be the charger has some difficulty or problem, if your charger is contituted of two wires make sure that the connection is not faulty.
~ Or else consult customer care or service center, you may have to replace your battery.
Saurav Azad
December 15, 2012there might be some heating problem better check with some technician to se whether it has some other hardware issues . it dont think windows has to do anything with the problem .
Shankar C
December 15, 2012may be fault in the motherboard.
is the bios loaded ?
if not it may be problem in mother board.
try resetting the bios jumper
Abba Jee
December 15, 2012Normally this problem occur in laptops because of overheating but the problem you mentioned up there “when I remove the battery, it doesn’t get energy even if plugged in!” is a bit strange
Marko D
December 15, 2012Hardware issue. Probably dust. Maybe charger. You should take it to the repairman. You can do bad things yourself if you are not experienced enough.
Âdil Farôôq
December 15, 2012I also think the same it may because of over heating
Jim Chambers
December 15, 2012Laptop power connectors tend to develop bad solder joints to motherboard because of constant plugging and unplugging AC adapter.
ha14
December 15, 2012try to boot on windows cd or live cd and see you have a desktop.this to check if windows is corrupted.
perhaps you will need restore factory settings.
Probably! I will try it! Thanks for your suggestion!
December 17, 2012Thanks everyone, for your comments! A lot of you suggested that it was from overheat from dust or from thermal paste… If it was from that, than the problem would be solved by now! I’ve repaired other laptops, and I could say, the paste was not applied bad.. So, probably it’s from the ac adapter or even windows.. I will try all the options you suggested and see if the problem is solved! Thanks again!
December 17, 2012Duy Nguyen Minh
December 15, 2012That is caused by dust sometimes.
Alex Perkins
December 16, 2012Try taking the HDD out and running it on another computer at least then you can rule out the OS being corrupt.
luis donis
December 16, 2012Several factors may be very hot because it may be the hard drive or the RAM can be several things
siddharth singh
December 16, 2012it could be a problem with the GPU. even i had the same problem with my xps m1530 had to replace the GPU.
Thanks for your suggestion. I hope it has to do with windows.. Since hardware need to be replaced…. And money for new parts will be needed!
December 17, 2012Junil Maharjan
December 16, 2012Sounds like overheating. But might be the issue of the battery as well. Try with another battery if you have one in handy.
Trying with another battery is an option.. But I will try some other option too, before finding a battery to try! Thanks for your suggestion!
December 17, 2012Ahmed Musani
December 16, 2012Monitor your temperature. its most likely due to overheating.
Md Nur-Un-Nabi
December 18, 20121) Mate check out the temperature of the system using HM Monitor …..if the temperature of the processor is high try to clean the system..
2) try to reconnect the connections wire..& again place the RAM in the RAM slot…
3) If the problem persists then re-install the OS…
4) If problem continues then take it to a repair shop…