Need help for laptop that just died

[simple_n_eazi]

Hi
I have an Asus laptop that I have not yet used for about a month. When I tried to on it, it seems to be dead. I hear a faint "tick" sound after about a few seconds upon pressing the power on button.
Anyone know what could be a possible reason for that? Likely to be which hardware failure? Thanks.

 

[xiaodouya]

sounds like a motherboard powering on failure..

check your laptop's battery and power charger if they are fine first. take out both power charger and battery, press power for a while and then plug the power charger in and power on. see what happens.

 

[simple_n_eazi]

sounds like a motherboard powering on failure..

check your laptop's battery and power charger if they are fine first. take out both power charger and battery, press power for a while and then plug the power charger in and power on. see what happens.

Sorry. Mine is Asus UX310U notebook. The battery is inbuilt and the screws don't look like those conventional philip screws. Please advise

 

[simple_n_eazi]

anyone else know what could be the issue? thanks

 

[lifeislame]

Spoiled ram

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[simple_n_eazi]

Spoiled ram

Sent from Samsung SM-G935F using GAGT

Oh. How do I change it? I changed my previous laptop before. But this asus laptop seems a bit difficult to open up. The screws are not the typical kind we see

 

[Tan Gee Ming]

time to buy new laptop.

 

[yusoffb01]

next time dont buy Asus they dont last

 

[kracie17]

you might want to try removing the laptop battery. its about the same problem with HP laptops.

 

[simple_n_eazi]

next time dont buy Asus they dont last

Which brand is more recommended?

 

[simple_n_eazi]

you might want to try removing the laptop battery. its about the same problem with HP laptops.

Want to try it but thinking where to get a screwdriver with star shaped tip

 

[kracie17]

i am able to assist you with that. i have the set of tools.

asus is actually one of a good laptop brand to get, in my opinion.

 

[shadow84]

Go to challanger, they sell those multi tips tool set. Quite useful for a variety of small equipment.