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Chromebook Will Not Power On
Chromebook will not take any input.
Power Issues
If the Chromebook is not responding to any inputs, first try leaving the Chromebook plugged in and charging for one to two hours then powering on. If this does not work try power cycling the Chromebook. In order to do this, unplug the Chromebook from the power adapter, and hold the power button for one minute. Then try to power on the Chromebook. If this still does not work try the following:
1. Disconnect Chromebook from the power adapter.
2. Disconnect the battery, for help on doing this follow this guide: Battery Removal. Note: the battery does not need to be fully removed, just the white cable needs to be disconnected.
3. Hold the power button for one minute
4. Reconnect the battery and close Chromebook (simply follow the guide's steps backwards)
5. Plug in and power on
Faulty Battery
If the above steps do not work, there might be a faulty battery (see battery is not charging section).
Laptop has CPU issues
If the battery is known to be functional, the problem may be the motherboard, follow this guide: Motherboard Replacement to replace it.
Battery is not charging
The Chromebook is plugged in, but does not seem to be responding.
Charging Port Dirty or Damaged
If the Chromebook does not charge, it may be due to dust or debris in the charging port. Gently blow into the charging port to remove some loose debris that may be stopping the battery from charging. If this does not work the issue may be the charging chord or the battery (see Faulty Charging Chord and Faulty Battery). If the problem persists, consider replacing the charging port. For this model the entire motherboard needs to be replaced to replace the charging port, for help follow this guide: Motherboard Replacement
Power Issues
If the Chromebook is not responding to any inputs, first try leaving the Chromebook plugged in and charging for one to two hours then powering on. If this does not work try power cycling the Chromebook. In order to do this, unplug the Chromebook from the power adapter, and hold the power button for one minute. Then try to power on the Chromebook. If this still does not work try the following:
1. Disconnect Chromebook from the power adapter.
2. Disconnect the battery, for help on doing this follow (this guide[Battery Removal]). Note: the battery does not need to be fully removed, just the white cable needs to be disconnected.
3. Hold the power button for one minute
4. Reconnect the battery and close Chromebook (simply follow the guide's steps backwards)
5. Plug in and power on
Faulty Charging Chord
There is a chance that either the charging cord being used, or the outlet that it is plugged into are not working properly. Try plugging the Chromebook into a different outlet, or an outlet that is known to be working. When the charger is plugged in properly and attached to the Chromebook, there should be a green light showing on the “brick” in the middle of the charging cord. If there is not then the charging cord may be broken.
Faulty Battery
A faulty battery means there will be no lights showing up on the Chromebook, and it will not turn on, even if it is plugged in. If this is the case, the battery may need to be replaced, for more help on replacing the battery, follow this guide: Battery Removal.
Wifi Does Not Connect
Issues connecting to a wireless network.
Disabled Wifi
If the Chromebook is in a room/building where there is known to be wifi and it is not connecting, the wifi setting may be turned off. To check, click on account picture and a setting for network connection will show. If the setting is off, click on the switch and available networks would show up.
Faulty Wifi Chip
The Asus Chromebook comes with a wifi chip that allows it to connect to wifi. If this chip is not working properly or broken, than the Chromebook will be unable to connect to wifi. If this is the case, the wifi chip may need to be replaced. For help on replacing this chip, follow this guide:
Poor Screen Quality
Chromebook screen is limited to nonexistent
Cracked Screen
Look at the screen closely and inspect it for any physical damage such as black spots or cracks. If there is damage, the entire display will have to be replaced. For help on replacing the screen, follow this guide: Screen Replacement
Screen is Discolored
The screen is not displaying colors properly
Overheating Screen
Try restarting the Chromebook, if the problem goes away it may be due to the screen overheating.
Damaged Screen
Try restarting and resetting the Chromebook. If the issue persists, the entire display will have to be replaced. For help on replacing the screen, follow this guide: Screen Replacement
Sound Not Working
Speakers are not working properly
Chromebook is on Mute
To fix this problem, simply find the icon on the keyboard that looks like a little speaker with an ‘x’ in front of it and press that, or turn the volume up.
Faulty Speakers
If the volume is all the way up on the Chromebook and there is still no sound coming out, than the speakers are likely broken. For help on replacing these speakers, follow this guide: Speaker Replaement
Touchpad is Not Working
The mouse is not moving when dragging fingers across the touchpad
Software Issues
Try tapping the esc key several times then testing the touchpad. If that does not work try drumrolling your fingers across the touchpad. If that does not work, try restarting the computer. If the touchpad still does not work then it may be faulty (see Faulty Touchpad).
Faulty Touchpad
In order for the Asus Chromebook C200 touchpad to work properly, it needs to be in direct contact with a finger or fingers. If this is the case and the mouse is still not moving across the screen, the touchpad may need to be replaced. To replace the touchpad, follow this guide: Touchpad Replacement.
Chromebook Does Not Recognize USB Drive
A USB drive is plugged into the correct port, but the files cannot be accessed/the drive does not show up on the Chromebook.
Faulty USB Drive
First attempt plugging your USB drive into a working port on the Chromebook or on another device. If it still cannot be accessed, then the USB drive is bad.
Faulty USB Port
First attempt plugging your USB device into another port on the Chromebook. If the Chromebook recognizes the device, your USB port might need to be replaced. Consider getting an air can and gently blowing loose debris in the USB port. If the Chromebook still does not recognize the USB device, after confirming the device is not broken, the USB port will need to be replaced. Follow this guide for help.
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My asus chromebook will randomly (and not randomly) die and go into shipping mode (white blinking light) and I can’t turn it on. It’s been fully charged but if I try to turn it on the light starts blinking white and doesn’t turn on.
Jaxion Fae - 返信
instead of showing us how to do this and risk damaging it further you should respond to emails about getting them fixed!
Entle Masara - 返信
My Asus chrome book c202s won’t turn on or show charging signal.. charger is good I’ve left it plugged in for two hours and I tried to hard reset it with arrow and power button held in and turn it back on still nothing. it’s done this before but after 1 or two months I randomly plugged it in and it powered on again and started working again like nothing happened, but now I think I’ve ran into the same problem again anyway to fix this or find out what’s causing this
Matt Leibrock - 返信