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11-28-2009, 11:47 AM
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power button broke
the power button broke on my laptop, i was able to still turn it on by pushing the button on the motherboard, but now the little metal thingys on the motherboard broke. so now how do i turn my laptop on, it there another way?
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Re: power button broke
Some laptops have other buttons that could also power it ON (one of my older HP pavillion has this button). In my old HP it is one of the buttons adjacent to the power ON button. I am not sure about other laptops but if there is none in yours then you might consider replacing the motherboard.
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