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XeliGamer
By XeliGamer
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Hi there I'm wanting to know is there like no other way that you can power up a laptop if the power button is broken or faulty because I know Sony vaio laptops you can press the vaio button it will switch on and lenovo's novo button is there no universal way of getting it on

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Well the universal way is the power button... but no there is no "second universal way".

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39 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Well the universal way is the power button... but no there is no "second universal way".

that is the truth aswell so if the button is faulty you have to get it replaced or fixed 

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does your laptop not boot when you open it?
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14 minutes ago, Mr-G-Man said:

does your laptop not boot when you open it?

nah the laptop doesn't I believe it is the power button when i touch the contacts on the board then it switches on but you don't want to do that every time you want to switch your laptop on 

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