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Originally Posted by lcancer
I removed every thing you suggested and the laptop gave me the same response with the CDROM, Hard Drive, and all cards taken out.
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i believe you left the RAM in (as it should be)? given that, i am afraid it could be that your mobo has walked out on you or it could be a corrupted BIOS. remove the battery and unplug from AC then remove CMOS battery. leave it for some time (may be a 30 minutes to an hour as some CMOS do not clear out that fast - per my own experience). then do a power ON (devices attached or not, does not matter).
if that would not give you a POST or a splash screen consider replacing the motherboard or bring it to a repair shop for further diagnosis on the mobo.