Hey folks, so, my laptop died. I had it in sleep mode for about an hour then it wouldn't wake up. Or at least the screen wouldn't.
It is a toshiba satellite L645D-S4036 from 2010
The power on light becomes white, the hdd light blinks once (HDD spins up and appears to be fine), but no beeps or backlight. This laptop has an led backlight.
Tried removing hdd, removing and swapping ram, but no beeps. I'm thinking it isn't getting that far in the POST process. Tried removing battery pack, removing CMOS battery, still no luck. No video on the VGA out either.
Has ATI Radeon HD4520 GPU. CPU is a Phenom II P820 (1.8GHz, triple core). Memory is 2Gb-x2. No burn marks on anything.
Also, leaving it on in this partly dead state, the heatsink warms up as usual ans the fan turns on when necessary.
Connectors all look good.
Ideas? I've got someone who has a shop nearby, he has BGA soldering equipment.
so, do you think this could be fixed by a simple reflow? (A reball would last longer, wouldn't it?)
It was a perfectly good computer, before this happened. (Ran windows7 quite speedily)
It is a toshiba satellite L645D-S4036 from 2010
The power on light becomes white, the hdd light blinks once (HDD spins up and appears to be fine), but no beeps or backlight. This laptop has an led backlight.
Tried removing hdd, removing and swapping ram, but no beeps. I'm thinking it isn't getting that far in the POST process. Tried removing battery pack, removing CMOS battery, still no luck. No video on the VGA out either.
Has ATI Radeon HD4520 GPU. CPU is a Phenom II P820 (1.8GHz, triple core). Memory is 2Gb-x2. No burn marks on anything.
Also, leaving it on in this partly dead state, the heatsink warms up as usual ans the fan turns on when necessary.
Connectors all look good.
Ideas? I've got someone who has a shop nearby, he has BGA soldering equipment.
so, do you think this could be fixed by a simple reflow? (A reball would last longer, wouldn't it?)
It was a perfectly good computer, before this happened. (Ran windows7 quite speedily)
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