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Chromebook Won’t Power On
The Chromebook won’t turn on and it has no signs of powering up.
Faulty Battery
The battery of the Chromebook can lose the capability of recharging itself, this means the battery is dead. Prior to this happening, the Chromebook will hold battery for less time than it did originally. If this is the case follow the Battery Replacement Guide on how to install a new one.
Power Key is Broken
When pressing the power key it may not register with the Chromebook. See Chromebook keyboard won’t respond.
Can't Hear Audio from Chromebook
Audio from headphones or speakers won’t play or cuts out.
Wrong Sound Settings
In the lower right corner of the screen, there is a row of icons. Click this picture to bring up the settings. Under Sound, check that the audio is at a high volume and not muted. If at a low volume or muted, raise the volume or un-mute. Also check the output destination of the audio, to make sure it is to the desired location (i.e. speakers or headphones).
Faulty Extension
A faulty extension may be causing the sound to work improperly. First disable all extensions and recheck if sound works. If sound works with extensions disabled, reinstall extensions one by one checking sound each time. If sound works improperly again, with one of these extensions enabled, uninstall the faulty extension.
Other Software Issues
If sound problems continue after checking for faulty extensions, a factory reset may be required. Before performing this make sure to backup the data as this process will wipe all data from the computer.
Obstructed Speaker
If sound problems continue, the speakers may be blocked by some debris. Follow the Speaker Replacement Guide in order to clean any debris from the speakers. Wipe away any visible debris from the speaker and reinstall.
Broken Speaker
If sound problems continue after cleaning away any debris, speakers may need to be fully replaced. Follow the Speaker Replacement Guide to replace them.
Chromebook Won’t Charge
When plugging in the charger, it won’t recharge the computer and the charging light doesn’t light up.
Faulty Charging Port
Dirt, dust or other debris in the charging port could cause the charger to not connect completely to the computer. Cleaning this port will allow the charger to connect correctly, and charge the computer. If the problem persists, follow the Charging Port Replacement guide.
Faulty Charger
If the charging port is clean and the charger is connected to the computer but the light is still not on and no charging is occurring, then the charger itself may be broken. Plan to purchase a new charger from Toshiba or various other vendors.
Screen Display is Blank
The power button is lit up, but the screen has no images, or the screen is too dim with only faint images.
Display Light Turned Down
Screen's display brightness may be turned too low. Press the eighth key from the left on the top row to turn the brightness up. This key has a picture of a large gear on it.
Needs to be Reset
Press the power button for 30 seconds. Then repress it to turn it back on. Once the computer boots back up, the screen should work.
Display is Broken
If the Chromebook's power light is on, and the other troubleshooting problems listed above didn't fix the problem, the screen might be broken and need replacing. To confirm the screen is broken, use an HDMI cable and plug the Chromebook into an external display. Hold down ctrl and press the fifth key from the left on the top row to mirror the internal and external displays (the key has a rectangle with triangles in two corners). If the Chromebook's display works on the external display, the screen needs to be replaced. Follow the Toshiba Chromebook 2 Display Replacement Guide.
The Touchpad is Unresponsive to Touch
When using the touchpad to navigate the screen, the pointer doesn’t move.
Dirty Touchpad
If there is dirt or dust on the touchpad, wipe the trackpad with a paper towel or rag until the touchpad is clean and free of the dust/dirt.
Software Issues
There may be a problem with the software recognizing the touchpad. In device manager, try uninstalling the touchpad and then restart the Chromebook.
Broken Touchpad
The touchpad itself may be broken or disconnected. If it is still not not working follow the Touchpad Replacement Guide.
Chromebook Keyboard Won’t Respond
Keyboard keys won’t respond or are slow to respond when pressed.
Cluttered or Dirty Keyboard
Sometimes debris can fall onto the keyboard and externally clutter it. Wipe the keyboard with a rag or hold the laptop upside down and shake the laptop until the debris is dislodged.
Internally Cluttered Keyboard
Sometimes debris can fall and become lodged under the keyboard. See our repair guide to access beneath the keyboard.
Software Issues
Sometimes the problem lies with the laptop itself registering that the keys were actually pressed. To fix this, perform a factory reset.
The Webcam is Unresponsive
When using the web camera for video chatting through various websites and the camera won’t produce images.
Software Issues
There might be a problem with the software connecting to the camera. Try to restart the computer, uninstall the video chat app and reinstall it, or reset the Chromebook.
Faulty Camera
The problem might be with the camera itself. In this case the purchase and installment of an additional webcam will be the best solution.
4 Yorum
I cant see my cursor and im really !#^&@@ of
Cuba cespedes - Yanıt
30 second hold on power worked like magic!! Thank you so much I thought I was going to have to buy another chromebook coz all other options had failed.. your fix worked beautifully
Grace N - Yanıt
i forgot the password to my Chromebook. When I turn on the Chromebook it show a keyboard box that wants me to enter a password. Since I forgot mine it will not reboot with holding the zero button or the F12 button. When I attempt to put a password in, the computer shows Verify error press enter to continue. After three attempts the computer shuts off. How can I fix this?
April - Yanıt
I replaced the trackpad as per the tutorial and made sure I reconnected the battery to the motherboard. However, the Chromebook isn’t restarting. I had checked the battery health before powering it off for the repair job and it showed 65% health. Is this battery kaput? Or is there another way I need to power it on after having disconnected/reconnected the battery?
Thank you,
Ben
Ben Lefebvre - Yanıt