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Standard Vdc output w/BSOD?
Terrible question, but necessary since I'm not an AC/DCexpert. Would a laptop power adapterconnected to a laptop that would only boot to the BSOD, not to Windows 7, be expected to produce a lower voltage output thannormal (15.1 Vdc vs the listed 18.5 Vdc)?Or should a power adapters always produce the same Vdc outputregardless of whether the laptop boots to Windows, BSOD or even had the OS installed at all?
Adapter Specifications:
65W/50-60 Hz
Input: 100-240V~1.7A
Output: 18.5V/3.5A
*The laptop's PSU/rechargeable battery had also been removed atthe time of the Vdc reading, if that makes any difference.
**I believe the exact BSOD error was 'A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer...'
Apologies and thanks in advance for any and all input and assistance!