>>1007093>Yes>>1007094>Dead power supply, flat batteryThanks, anons, those are reassuring.
Mickey Mouse doesn't look damaged (unless the metal inside is not supposed to be copper-colored), should it be scorched or something?
3 years ago my PC randomly popped and shut down, that fried the VGA, but it's been running fine on integrated graphics ever since.
>you can probably pull the storage device outI'll do that if I have to replace shit. It has a fat slave where most important shit is, data should be safe.
I'm through with laptops, next time it'll be a desktop.
Now I have to see if I can find a similar brick to test my PC with before buying a new one for nothing.
>>1007096Have you tried putting on your programming socks so that whatever is up your ass will make you happy instead of grumpy?
My shithole country has very inefficient mail service, so every purchase is as good as final, not to count all the importing taxes that make everything extra expensive (+100%).
I have already read a shitton of Tomshardware pages before making this thread, and even explained what sort of things I've found in the post you're replying to. There's also a guy who goes on all of these threads suggesting people do a factory reset on their laptops, pretty epic prank.
My laptop is some obscure off-brand setup with custom specs and a dead manufacturer website, so googling for models doesn't work.
It's not my first rodeo with this sort of thing, but I'm mostly used to troubleshooting software, not hardware. Next time I'll make this thread on /wsr/ so it doesn't disturb the bo- OH WAIT
