In my kids laptop he had the same problem you describe when his ssd died. This is a high probability to be one of the 4 problems i mentioned though. (make sure when you are troubleshooting you have all peripherals unplugged)
If this doesn't do it you can try replacing the ram but anything else this could be can't be replaced in a laptop If this doesn't work you can try replacing your storage device as they do not last forever and a system will not boot without one If this doesn't work try replacing the thermal paste between your cpu/gpu and heat spreader Did you mess around with the bios before it quit? even if not you can open the case then disconnect the laptop battery then the cmos battery for 10 seconds plug it back in then plug your laptop battery back in plug your laptop in to a/c and try to power it on.hopefully its just a bad bios settingĪfter trying to undervolt in the bios i had the same symptoms you describe and i had to reset my bios in order to get it working (this is how you do it)
