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Laptop comes on but stays on a black screen

CrAzY156
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Hey. I recently got a laptop from a friend. I would like to use it but it jas a wierd problem. When i put on the system. Every this works fine but the screen remains black as soon i power it on. I know its working because the blacl screennis lighted up. It shows no bios screen, it just remains like that for about 30mins and then a bios screen apears in OS boot. But the boot isnt successful. Please help me out. Its really weird.

 

Hp pro book 4400s

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Can you please clarify? Can you access BIOS? Does it boot to OS? So is it just slow or does it have GPU issues?

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1 hour ago, LogicalDrm said:

Can you please clarify? Can you access BIOS? Does it boot to OS? So is it just slow or does it have GPU issues?

I cannot get into bios or boot screen. As soon as i press the power botton it goes straight to a lit black screen

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1 hour ago, CrAzY156 said:

I cannot get into bios or boot screen. As soon as i press the power botton it goes straight to a lit black screen

Probably dead GPU then.

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4 hours ago, CrAzY156 said:

It shows no bios screen, it just remains like that for about 30mins and then a bios screen apears in OS boot. But the boot isnt successful. Please help me out. Its really weird.

Are you sure it's 30 minutes? If it is, then it's definitely a hardware issue.

If it's 30 seconds, there are known issues with HP laptops with the combination of Intel IGP and AMD GPUs. But those issues only crop up in Windows.

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