Is it possible to remove the built-in laptop battery and check by connecting the power?

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astanamir0122022-01-04 11:35:40

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astanamir012, 2022-01-04 11:35:40

The laptop stopped turning on. The keyboard and power light are on but the monitor does not turn on. The power button does not respond.

Is it possible to check by removing the battery and connecting the power? I know that this can be done with removable batteries, but only I have a built-in battery instead of a removable one. Can I take a risk or it doesn't work like that?

I think that the problem is in the batteries, because before the laptop went out, Windows showed the battery icon crossed out, and I did not pay attention to this

laptop asus tuff gaming.

passed out in the midst of work and sweaty rollers

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Drno, 2022-01-04
@astanamir012

Can. Disassemble and disconnect the battery

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lonelymyp, 2022-01-04
@lonelymyp

The battery can be disconnected, there is most likely a connector inside.
but I guess it makes no sense, something else has died.

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Sergey, 2022-01-04
@edinorog

press and hold the power button for 10 seconds. then run it again)