Unfortunately, it's probably not the button itself.
The sad news is that usually these are motherboard problems, and a
motherboard repair, like a screen replacement, costs about as much as a
new laptop.
There are other possible causes (mostly unlikely), but it will take a
shop visit to even find out what the problem is.
The best advice may be to sell the laptop on E-Bay (being honest about
it's condition ... you may still get a couple hundred dollars for it)
and buy a new one.
tony hays wrote:
> I Need Help on my Gateway laptop
> It is about 2 years old with moderate
> daily use (Wife game player).
>
> I was using it one evening and having a problem
> getting on line with the WIFI when I went to
> reboot it, it just would not restart. the power
> button would not start or lite up. I always mostly
> keep it plugged in. So I know there is plenty of power to it.
> So for a week I left it unplugged and when I
> plugged the power cord in the showed it
> was taking a charge, so after it turned green
> with full charge so nothing when I push the power
> switch. my thinking it is in the power on/off button
>
> any help out there as to what to do would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> no money to put it in the shop .
> what's a mother to do!!! thanks for your help
>
> Tony
>
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