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<blockquote data-quote="luisardo" data-source="post: 276" data-attributes="member: 235"><p>hello everyone! I have a dell g3 3579 that has 2 problems, when I connect it does not turn on immediately, only turns on the keyboard light and the fans spin for a few seconds but then turns off (the screen does not turn on), I can repeat it several times and does not change the result, for the laptop to turn on, I unplug the charger, press the power button to remove the power from the charger and plug it in and turn it back on, that makes the laptop turn on (not always but it does turn on) once the laptop turns on it works normally, wifi, keyboard, processor etc.. . even I can do a stress test for 30 minutes without problems, the problem is when I turn off the pc and I want to turn it back on, I have the same problem, so put the laptop in sleep to not turn it off, I have basic knowledge in measuring with multimeter, someone knows that I can measure to know that could be the problem in the motherboard? I have already checked the basic things like ram, cmos, battery, ssd, etc. sorry for writing so much and thank you for your attention!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="luisardo, post: 276, member: 235"] hello everyone! I have a dell g3 3579 that has 2 problems, when I connect it does not turn on immediately, only turns on the keyboard light and the fans spin for a few seconds but then turns off (the screen does not turn on), I can repeat it several times and does not change the result, for the laptop to turn on, I unplug the charger, press the power button to remove the power from the charger and plug it in and turn it back on, that makes the laptop turn on (not always but it does turn on) once the laptop turns on it works normally, wifi, keyboard, processor etc.. . even I can do a stress test for 30 minutes without problems, the problem is when I turn off the pc and I want to turn it back on, I have the same problem, so put the laptop in sleep to not turn it off, I have basic knowledge in measuring with multimeter, someone knows that I can measure to know that could be the problem in the motherboard? I have already checked the basic things like ram, cmos, battery, ssd, etc. sorry for writing so much and thank you for your attention! [/QUOTE]

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