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Hello,
I have a problem that has been happening for a few days
I have a Packard Bell laptop "easynote" (about 2 years old)
now, when I want to turn it on
the screen stays black
I have to hold down the power button for a long time and then try again
to make it work (once every two tries)
I have to lower and raise the laptop screen up and down during startup for it to work, otherwise, it's impossible
once it's on, there are no screen issues or anything else..
Thank you for your help!!!
I have a problem that has been happening for a few days
I have a Packard Bell laptop "easynote" (about 2 years old)
now, when I want to turn it on
the screen stays black
I have to hold down the power button for a long time and then try again
to make it work (once every two tries)
I have to lower and raise the laptop screen up and down during startup for it to work, otherwise, it's impossible
once it's on, there are no screen issues or anything else..
Thank you for your help!!!
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Hello everyone, my friend just lent me his Packard Bell Argo C computer and he had the same problem with his screen. When I turned it on, the screen didn't respond, but if you think logically, in my opinion, when I give you the answer, you'll be thinking "Why didn't I think of that before, lol." Let me explain, when you open and close your laptop, there is a tab (in all laptops) that controls the screen. And YES, when you close your laptop while it's on, it goes into sleep mode thanks to this tab, which is located where the little hooks of the screen latch so that the laptop doesn't open unnecessarily. So turn on your laptop and use something rather thin to gently prod this tab; it's magic, the screen will light up immediately!
Ju72
I can't see where the tab is.
Lucas
It's the problem with the screen cable, there's a cover behind it that you need to unscrew delicately and check if the wires are properly connected ;) normally, that's what causes a black screen!
Hello,
I just encountered the same problem with my Easynote ML65 laptop, coincidentally, 2 months after the warranty expired;
it's a computer I took care of, I only used it to surf the net, no issues before, no weaknesses, and yet!!!! Suddenly the screen went black, it restarted once without a problem, and since then nothing; when I turn it on, the power button is lit as is the Wi-Fi button, I hear two short beeps at startup, then the fans, but the screen remains desperately black,
I tried everything, starting without the battery, pressing power for 30 seconds then restarting on AC only or with the battery; letting the battery fully discharge and trying again; launching a CD (it spins, yes, but nothing more); letting it charge fully; removing and cleaning the RAM;... Nothing works, I don't have access to the BIOS so F11 F8 ... have no effect;
I saved up to buy this computer, and I didn't buy a disposable laptop, at this price damn it (and I'm being polite), it's infuriating and what do I have left?
Is there no recourse for Packard Bell to react even if the warranty has expired (by only 2 months)
Thanks to anyone who can advise me or indicate how they resolved their issues since I realize we are many in this situation; I bought a computer, not for it to last 1 year so I don't intend to buy a new one right away.
I just encountered the same problem with my Easynote ML65 laptop, coincidentally, 2 months after the warranty expired;
it's a computer I took care of, I only used it to surf the net, no issues before, no weaknesses, and yet!!!! Suddenly the screen went black, it restarted once without a problem, and since then nothing; when I turn it on, the power button is lit as is the Wi-Fi button, I hear two short beeps at startup, then the fans, but the screen remains desperately black,
I tried everything, starting without the battery, pressing power for 30 seconds then restarting on AC only or with the battery; letting the battery fully discharge and trying again; launching a CD (it spins, yes, but nothing more); letting it charge fully; removing and cleaning the RAM;... Nothing works, I don't have access to the BIOS so F11 F8 ... have no effect;
I saved up to buy this computer, and I didn't buy a disposable laptop, at this price damn it (and I'm being polite), it's infuriating and what do I have left?
Is there no recourse for Packard Bell to react even if the warranty has expired (by only 2 months)
Thanks to anyone who can advise me or indicate how they resolved their issues since I realize we are many in this situation; I bought a computer, not for it to last 1 year so I don't intend to buy a new one right away.
Hello, I have the same problem since this morning, black screen. It's also 2 years old but I have maintenance so whatever happens, I don't pay anything. I don't know if in France you have the option of having maintenance. I only pay 16 euros a month which isn't expensive considering the cost of repairs. I still complain, a PC should last more than 2 years.
Hello,
Try removing a memory stick, preferably the one on top (it's easier)
It worked for me, the pc starts up.
Kisses to everyone, greetings to the others.
Try removing a memory stick, preferably the one on top (it's easier)
It worked for me, the pc starts up.
Kisses to everyone, greetings to the others.
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-2342630-pc-portable-ecran-noir#18
It seems that this would be the solution, but when he talks about resetting the computer, will we lose the data that is on the hard drive?
It seems that this would be the solution, but when he talks about resetting the computer, will we lose the data that is on the hard drive?
Hello,
Here is a link to diagnose the black screen issue:
http://depannage-portable.blogspot.com/2011/03/l-ecran-reste-noir-l-allumage.html
However, based on the description of the problem: "I have to press and hold the power button for a long time, and then try again
for it to work (one time out of two)
I have to lower and raise the laptop screen up and down during startup, for it to work, otherwise, no luck
once it’s on, there are no screen issues or anything else"
I think it’s the video cable that is defective or poorly connected...
Have a nice day,
Here is a link to diagnose the black screen issue:
http://depannage-portable.blogspot.com/2011/03/l-ecran-reste-noir-l-allumage.html
However, based on the description of the problem: "I have to press and hold the power button for a long time, and then try again
for it to work (one time out of two)
I have to lower and raise the laptop screen up and down during startup, for it to work, otherwise, no luck
once it’s on, there are no screen issues or anything else"
I think it’s the video cable that is defective or poorly connected...
Have a nice day,
Hi, I have the same problem as you except now the screen won't turn on anymore. I think it’s burnt out. It’s the 17" screen with built-in speakers, and it says "Callisto 190" on the back.
Hello,
if you have an Nvidia 8600 GS graphics card, it's likely that it is burned out. Like many people before me, I had this issue in July with a PB Easynote SJ 81.
I filed a complaint (since this is a known defect of the graphics card) but I am still awaiting a response from PB.
The best course of action would first be to ensure that it is indeed a graphics card issue (you might want to call the Packard Bell customer support at 08 92 70 09 21, which can assist with diagnosis), and then file a complaint by mail with acknowledgment of receipt to Packard Bell Customer Service Claims, 200 Av Général Patton, BP70645, 49006 Angers.
If it's indeed this issue, it constitutes a hidden defect.
if you have an Nvidia 8600 GS graphics card, it's likely that it is burned out. Like many people before me, I had this issue in July with a PB Easynote SJ 81.
I filed a complaint (since this is a known defect of the graphics card) but I am still awaiting a response from PB.
The best course of action would first be to ensure that it is indeed a graphics card issue (you might want to call the Packard Bell customer support at 08 92 70 09 21, which can assist with diagnosis), and then file a complaint by mail with acknowledgment of receipt to Packard Bell Customer Service Claims, 200 Av Général Patton, BP70645, 49006 Angers.
If it's indeed this issue, it constitutes a hidden defect.
This is the second time I've had this problem (Packard Bell computer purchased in October 2009). I thought it was the button, but it’s not that at all. I don't know much about it, but it might be an overheating issue with the battery (because after an entire night of the battery discharging and then plugging it in, everything works perfectly the first time).
Hello, my problem is different, the computer I have, a Packard Bell Easynote, starts up but stays on the first screen and then makes a lot of beeping sounds, indicating that I pressed the F12 key when I didn't. I then press the F8 key, but it shows me a lot of programs before directing me to the page to open my computer... And then surprise, when I want to type my password, the keys input a letter 10,000 times... What should I do??? URGENT please!
Same problem, my screen stays black when turning on, no mouse or sound. If I put a CD in the DVD drive, it spins but nothing else happens.
Only the orange power light comes on, nothing else.
Here I am looking for a solution from forum to forum via the internet browser on my PS3 since I currently don't have a PC.
I hope to find a solution quickly but one thing is certain: for my next PC, Packard Bell will not be an option for me, especially when I see the number of people on all the forums I've visited who have a similar problem to mine.
I wish good luck to everyone with the same problem and if they find a solution, to let us know.
Have a good day.
Only the orange power light comes on, nothing else.
Here I am looking for a solution from forum to forum via the internet browser on my PS3 since I currently don't have a PC.
I hope to find a solution quickly but one thing is certain: for my next PC, Packard Bell will not be an option for me, especially when I see the number of people on all the forums I've visited who have a similar problem to mine.
I wish good luck to everyone with the same problem and if they find a solution, to let us know.
Have a good day.
Hello
I have the same problem, my Packard Bell computer hasn't turned on for 2 months.
I sent it to a company and they told me that the motherboard was dead.
Today I would like to recover my data from my hard drive, but I can't find a compatible computer for the hard drive from this computer (Easy Note MX).
If you have any answers, don't hesitate.
Thank you in advance.
I have the same problem, my Packard Bell computer hasn't turned on for 2 months.
I sent it to a company and they told me that the motherboard was dead.
Today I would like to recover my data from my hard drive, but I can't find a compatible computer for the hard drive from this computer (Easy Note MX).
If you have any answers, don't hesitate.
Thank you in advance.
Same problem here...
I turn on my Packard Bell laptop, I see just the "Packard Bell" logo that comes up and then disappears to leave a black screen, with no mouse pointer, nothing.
I have tried several solutions but nothing works. It happened to me once after 8 days and I had to use the warranty to exchange the laptop. Now I would do the same but unfortunately, the warranty expired 4 days ago... and yes, irony of fate!
The customer service told me to insert the reinstallation CD, "master CD," I think. But I don't have that CD, it was never provided to me, and the first time I wasn't asked for it!!
If anyone has a quick solution, it would be really great to share it with us! As a graphic designer, I obviously need my computer every day, so it's a hassle!
Thanks in advance to the future savior!!
I turn on my Packard Bell laptop, I see just the "Packard Bell" logo that comes up and then disappears to leave a black screen, with no mouse pointer, nothing.
I have tried several solutions but nothing works. It happened to me once after 8 days and I had to use the warranty to exchange the laptop. Now I would do the same but unfortunately, the warranty expired 4 days ago... and yes, irony of fate!
The customer service told me to insert the reinstallation CD, "master CD," I think. But I don't have that CD, it was never provided to me, and the first time I wasn't asked for it!!
If anyone has a quick solution, it would be really great to share it with us! As a graphic designer, I obviously need my computer every day, so it's a hassle!
Thanks in advance to the future savior!!
I bought 2 Packard Bell Easynots on the same day for my children; ironies of fate; lol; both broke down 4 days after the warranty expired; the same issue, black screen, called Packard Bell customer service who asked me for 400 euros for repair per laptop; these crooks; I mean every word: after 1 year of legal proceedings, I obtained the cancellation of the sale: plus 250 euros in damages per pc; THE POT OF EARTH CAN WIN AGAINST THE POT OF IRON; I ask everyone to do the same and to boycott Packard Bell.
I had the same problem on Friday. In the morning, the computer was working perfectly (it’s been like that for 2 years and 2 months). But on Friday afternoon, when I turned it back on, there was a black screen, the little blue lights were on but nothing was happening. After several attempts, it doesn’t even turn on anymore!
I was told there was an adapter to recover data from the hard drive, do you know anything about that?
Otherwise, I imagine that if I want to get it repaired, it’s going to cost a fortune?
Thank you
I was told there was an adapter to recover data from the hard drive, do you know anything about that?
Otherwise, I imagine that if I want to get it repaired, it’s going to cost a fortune?
Thank you
Hello,
here, I have the same problem as you and personally I have tried many ways:
- starting the PC on an external screen; in reality, the PC powers on but "$" appears on the screen and it asks me to perform a problem restoration, but that does not resolve the issue at all.
- starting the PC via the external screen again but in safe mode, which allowed me to reinstall it, but the "virus in my opinion" is still present.
- connecting my hard drive to an adapter to plug it into another PC and run a virus scan with Panda 2009; it found a hacking tool and removed it, but upon restarting the PC, I still have a black screen.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHhh
Could you please tell me where I can find this hotline backup DVD as soon as possible because I need my PC to do my internship report, thank you in advance, see you soon.
here, I have the same problem as you and personally I have tried many ways:
- starting the PC on an external screen; in reality, the PC powers on but "$" appears on the screen and it asks me to perform a problem restoration, but that does not resolve the issue at all.
- starting the PC via the external screen again but in safe mode, which allowed me to reinstall it, but the "virus in my opinion" is still present.
- connecting my hard drive to an adapter to plug it into another PC and run a virus scan with Panda 2009; it found a hacking tool and removed it, but upon restarting the PC, I still have a black screen.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHhh
Could you please tell me where I can find this hotline backup DVD as soon as possible because I need my PC to do my internship report, thank you in advance, see you soon.
Hello, your data on the hard drive is obviously not lost. You need to dismantle this key component and, through an interface, transfer your data to an external drive or another support.
I have all the necessary equipment as I often deal with similar cases, and there is no reason I can't assist you with this little repair.
Contact me by email, @+
I have all the necessary equipment as I often deal with similar cases, and there is no reason I can't assist you with this little repair.
Contact me by email, @+
Hello Jean, could you give me your email address please? I could really use some help. Indeed, I forgot to create my DVD recovery, I have a Packard Bell EasyNote that won't start. Black screen, the fan goes full speed right from the start. I've tried everything, nothing works. Please help me, I’m a photographer and I need my computer. Thanks in advance, you can contact me at this address
chloe.frat@live.fr
chloe.frat@live.fr
Hello, I also had it and I had to hold down the power button for 10 seconds, it lasted me 6 months, now my screen is doubled and it won’t work anymore, my husband tells me it’s the motherboard, I think I need to buy another one.
Hello everyone, I have the same issue, indeed I also have a black screen but lacking brightness, I mean, either it's an LED that has overheated due to battery overload. This can happen to laptops.
I will find out to give you the answer.
Best regards ;) Lucas
I will find out to give you the answer.
Best regards ;) Lucas
I also have an easynote and here is my problem:
everything is fine but the laptop screen is black... luckily I was able to connect it to my TV screen (and it works) but it’s not practical at all =/
thank you for trying to help me
everything is fine but the laptop screen is black... luckily I was able to connect it to my TV screen (and it works) but it’s not practical at all =/
thank you for trying to help me
Hello everyone
I have the same problem. My Packard Bell Easynote (which is two and a half years old) is showing a black screen. I tried the trick of unplugging the battery and the power supply and holding down the power button for 10 seconds; it worked once, but then it went back to the "Black Screen". Right now, I have it connected to a regular screen using a VGA cable and I'm using it as a desktop computer, which at least allowed me to confirm that the hard drive, graphics card, and memory are fine except for the screen. I will check how much a new screen will cost.
Best regards - Good luck to everyone.
I have the same problem. My Packard Bell Easynote (which is two and a half years old) is showing a black screen. I tried the trick of unplugging the battery and the power supply and holding down the power button for 10 seconds; it worked once, but then it went back to the "Black Screen". Right now, I have it connected to a regular screen using a VGA cable and I'm using it as a desktop computer, which at least allowed me to confirm that the hard drive, graphics card, and memory are fine except for the screen. I will check how much a new screen will cost.
Best regards - Good luck to everyone.
Hello and Happy New Year to everyone,
I have the same problem. A year ago, just a few days after the warranty ended: black screen and nothing else except the sound of the fan! Back to customer service for a motherboard replacement.
A year later, the same thing: black screen, fan noise! I took it back to customer service, and they need to replace the motherboard again; there seems to be a short circuit (at least that's what I was told Grrrrrr...). I tried to turn it on again, and occasionally, it manages to start. When it works, there are no problems, it works fine (so I don't believe the motherboard has a short circuit). I tried different things suggested on this site like:
1. Disassembling the radiator and fan that cool the microprocessors. It’s true that there was a lot of dust in the radiator (the cooling must not have been great!).
2. I tried to check the small switch that is activated when the screen is closed, but I didn't see anything particular.
3. I took out the RAM, put them back in by switching 1 and 2 (they are the same), but still nothing. I think it’s not a big deal, but we need to find out what it is!
If you have any other ideas, I’m all ears!
I have the same problem. A year ago, just a few days after the warranty ended: black screen and nothing else except the sound of the fan! Back to customer service for a motherboard replacement.
A year later, the same thing: black screen, fan noise! I took it back to customer service, and they need to replace the motherboard again; there seems to be a short circuit (at least that's what I was told Grrrrrr...). I tried to turn it on again, and occasionally, it manages to start. When it works, there are no problems, it works fine (so I don't believe the motherboard has a short circuit). I tried different things suggested on this site like:
1. Disassembling the radiator and fan that cool the microprocessors. It’s true that there was a lot of dust in the radiator (the cooling must not have been great!).
2. I tried to check the small switch that is activated when the screen is closed, but I didn't see anything particular.
3. I took out the RAM, put them back in by switching 1 and 2 (they are the same), but still nothing. I think it’s not a big deal, but we need to find out what it is!
If you have any other ideas, I’m all ears!
Hello,
last night, I had to manually turn off my PC because the Windows update on shutdown was taking too long
as a result, when I turn it on, I always get the mauve Packard Bell screen as well as the little Windows logo that appears and disappears like every time. After that, nothing!!! Just a black screen where only my mouse pointer is visible
I tried to restore it to zero using the installation DVDs that I had to make during the first startup, but it doesn't work, the computer keeps rejecting the CD
what solution do I have for this problem?
last night, I had to manually turn off my PC because the Windows update on shutdown was taking too long
as a result, when I turn it on, I always get the mauve Packard Bell screen as well as the little Windows logo that appears and disappears like every time. After that, nothing!!! Just a black screen where only my mouse pointer is visible
I tried to restore it to zero using the installation DVDs that I had to make during the first startup, but it doesn't work, the computer keeps rejecting the CD
what solution do I have for this problem?
thank youuuuuu (pascal 59) I have a Packard Bell Easy Note LJ61, black screen. and it worked for me, thank you,
"" you had to remove the battery and then put it back, then press the power button 8 times, then press F12.
connect the charger and then press the power button and there it works. (apparently it's a problem that should come from the battery. ""
"" you had to remove the battery and then put it back, then press the power button 8 times, then press F12.
connect the charger and then press the power button and there it works. (apparently it's a problem that should come from the battery. ""
Hello everyone,
Since last night I have the same problem.
My laptop was working normally when suddenly a blue screen appeared with text in English, I barely had time to read that my PC shut down. It restarted by itself but nothing was displayed. Not even the display to access the BIOS. After several minutes, I turned off my PC but when I turned it back on, still the same problem. Impossible to display anything on the screen. The screen remains black.
I hope someone will have the solution. Otherwise, I would at least like to recover my documents.
Thank you in advance.
Tiiibo
Since last night I have the same problem.
My laptop was working normally when suddenly a blue screen appeared with text in English, I barely had time to read that my PC shut down. It restarted by itself but nothing was displayed. Not even the display to access the BIOS. After several minutes, I turned off my PC but when I turned it back on, still the same problem. Impossible to display anything on the screen. The screen remains black.
I hope someone will have the solution. Otherwise, I would at least like to recover my documents.
Thank you in advance.
Tiiibo
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