Quote: Originally Posted by
turbocad6 
nothing you could have jumped on that switch should damage anything. before you tried the button thing, when was the last time it started normally? did you put all the screws back in? sometimes the screws hold parts togeather & need compression to make contact. what else did you touch?
It started fine when i put it away, but i did not try to start it before i started with the jumper thing... all screws are in place and still the same issue. i was wery carefull when i used the jumper, i know what can happen if i use it at the wrong place :P
Quote: Originally Posted by
mrbean_phillip 
Remove the laptop battery, press the power-button a few times, and then insert the battery - leave it out for a few minutes at least.
Turbocad6 is correct, if you did not short anything else with the jumper, all should be ok.
Maybe invest in a small digital multimeter, and measure continuity next time....will minimize chances of accidentally killing something.
Tried the battery thing, but it didnt work

im pretty shure i didnt short anything else with the jumper...
Quote: Originally Posted by
pir8radio 
is it possible you slipped with your little jumper and accidentally touched that silver shielding thats ungodly close to the power switch?
By the way its much better and easier to use the switch that monitors the Laptop LID or LCD screen.. put a relay on the lid switch and when you turn the key on or off the laptop thinks you opened or closed the lid.
No, thats not possible, as i said earlier, i was wery carefull when i used the jumper. ive thinked about it, but i want to have a button to turn on and off the computer as i dont think its nessesary to turn on the comp when my ride to work only takes 10 mins :P
And i think i have a new carcomputer, so my dell will be placed in the not used section :P
Sorry for typos and thanks for answers
