Laptop won't turn on

[CarlJohnson]

Basically there's no light or what so ever when I try to turn it on. Even tried letting it charge for a while but still nothing, there's no LED lighting up even when I plug in the charger. It was working fine last night but today its totally dead. I traveled back home yesterday and it was kinda raining in between, only a small part of my bag got a little wet (only the chain part) and no droplets went it because I quickly covered my bag with waterproof cover and it was working fine after that.

The laptop is still in warranty, thoughts?

[Vinny]

There is little chance that this will fix it but it fixed mine a few years back, if it's not broken it should work
Remove the battery and leave it that way for a few minutes, then press and hold the power button for one minute, plug the charger without putting the battery back in and try to turn it on

[CarlJohnson]

I remember that fixing my old laptop as well but the problem here is, battery is fixed internally and can only be reset using a pin to press the switch. I could open up the hatch and remove it manually but I'd rather leave it like this so I don't have to face any issues with warranty as there are 2 stickers of warranty over screws.

I checked my bag pack again and dropped some water on it, the water couldn't sleep in, only the chain part would get a little bit wet but no drops what so ever.

I think something else is wrong.

[TheFoxman]

are you talking about your new laptop ? Because my laptop is same as yours and i have droped so much water and juice over him and underhim and it still works which is kinda weird    but yeah if the water goes under it i should react fast and remove it from that place

[Emily]

if it's under warranty, it might be best to send it in. They have diagnostic equipment for stuff like that. I used to do this kind of thing for a living mind you.

[CarlJohnson]

I don't think its water, if it is FML.

I called Acer, they are sending a technician (on site ftw) who will take a look at it and will try to fix it there itself otherwise take it back with himself.