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Hi guy's, my laptop has just gone a bit poorly on me. I think it was plugged into charge yesterday but when I came home all the clocks had reset in the house meaning that we must have had a power cut or surge mid afternoon. The laptop worked fine last night, I just came on the ocuk forum and checked footy news.
Tonight however it had a moment and just refused to play when I was downloading on steam. Couldn't open task manager or device manager so rebooted but it just got stuck on boot up. Did a hard reset by holding power down for 60 secs, got to the Windows recovery screen but tried recovery and restar and both result in being stuck on msi boot screen.
Finally I've just noticed the power led flashing amber constantly so I'm assuming either the battery or motherboard is broke.
Has anyone had a similar issue with msi laptops? I'm conscious my 2 year warranty will be void as I took it apart in the summer to reapply the thermal paste they apparently applied sparingly during manufacturing.
Specs are MSI GS70 Stealth, Intel® CoreTM i7-4700HQ Quad Core Processor, 17.3" Full HD Screen, Microsoft Windows 8 64-bit, 16GB DDR3 RAM, 2x 128GB Super RAID SSD + 1000GB HDD, Dedicated GTX 765M 2GB Graphics.
On a side note does anyone know if you can find records of power cuts in your area should I have to go through home insurance route in the next few weeks?
Thank you.
Tonight however it had a moment and just refused to play when I was downloading on steam. Couldn't open task manager or device manager so rebooted but it just got stuck on boot up. Did a hard reset by holding power down for 60 secs, got to the Windows recovery screen but tried recovery and restar and both result in being stuck on msi boot screen.
Finally I've just noticed the power led flashing amber constantly so I'm assuming either the battery or motherboard is broke.
Has anyone had a similar issue with msi laptops? I'm conscious my 2 year warranty will be void as I took it apart in the summer to reapply the thermal paste they apparently applied sparingly during manufacturing.
Specs are MSI GS70 Stealth, Intel® CoreTM i7-4700HQ Quad Core Processor, 17.3" Full HD Screen, Microsoft Windows 8 64-bit, 16GB DDR3 RAM, 2x 128GB Super RAID SSD + 1000GB HDD, Dedicated GTX 765M 2GB Graphics.
On a side note does anyone know if you can find records of power cuts in your area should I have to go through home insurance route in the next few weeks?
Thank you.