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Please read the symptoms carefully, it's crazy.
From time to time, some hardware of my laptop become inactive (= keyboard, trackpad, volume, power port and power button to put computer on Sleep), BUT the USB ports remain functional (= wireless mouse and wireless keyboard keep working), as well as the touch screen, speakers and jack output and I can still long press the power button to crash the computer.
If I try to restart the PC or to shut it down from the Start menu, it remains stuck on "Restarting" or "Shutting down" and I have to force crash it.
After this, to start the computer, I have to press the power button for about 20 seconds, release it and press it again quickly, it doesn't work every time, but it does work if I try a couple of times.
Then, the computer works perfectly till next time the problem occurs.
I can't figure out if it's a hardware or software problem, or both, because, after the computer is restarted, everything works, so there doesn't seem to be a definitive hardware problem, but it might still be something that occurs because of some electronic problem.
Any hint?
Thanks
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From time to time, some hardware of my laptop become inactive (= keyboard, trackpad, volume, power port and power button to put computer on Sleep), BUT the USB ports remain functional (= wireless mouse and wireless keyboard keep working), as well as the touch screen, speakers and jack output and I can still long press the power button to crash the computer.
If I try to restart the PC or to shut it down from the Start menu, it remains stuck on "Restarting" or "Shutting down" and I have to force crash it.
After this, to start the computer, I have to press the power button for about 20 seconds, release it and press it again quickly, it doesn't work every time, but it does work if I try a couple of times.
Then, the computer works perfectly till next time the problem occurs.
I can't figure out if it's a hardware or software problem, or both, because, after the computer is restarted, everything works, so there doesn't seem to be a definitive hardware problem, but it might still be something that occurs because of some electronic problem.
Any hint?
Thanks
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