Laptop won't turn on

[Djbannana]

Hi there I'm new to the forums so bare with me here. I went on crucial to check how many ram slots I have and it said I have two long story short there was no second ram slot and I should have not to try to take off my keyboard now it won't start I took out the battery charged it and what knot but it still won't start any help?

 

[TVeblen]

Take off the keyboard? You mean from the top?

That is a most unusual way to install laptop RAM. Maybe it is an older unit?
Most times today the RAM is installed from the bottom of the laptop, through one of the removable panels, and sometimes behind the hard drive.

If you removed the keyboard the first thing that would cause that is if the ribbon cable was disconnected from the motherboard socket or was not reconnected (seated) fully. I would check that connection carefully first. Be sure the ribbon head snaps completely into the slot.

 

[Djbannana]

I honesty don't know I just unscrewed some nail that look like it hold the keyboard and no it not an older model that's when I realized there was only one slot of ram

 

[bassfisher6522]

What is the make and model of the laptop?

 

[Djbannana]

Model x54l asus

 

[TVeblen]

That is not a particularly old laptop
ASUS - Notebooks- ASUS X54L
And it lists it as having only one RAM slot in the specs.

This would have also been in your user manual. After all else fails, please read your manual.

It would be helpful to know what screw you removed.
It would be even more helpful if you could describe exactly what you have done, and provide some pictures here.
It is very hard to give advice when you do not have much factual information to go on. With more information we may be able to help you repair it yourself.

Given that you do not seem to be very experienced with the hardware side of laptops (I'm not trying to be rude, it is just my observation based on what you have said here) my best advice would be to take it to a repair shop. It should be a simple, low cost repair given what you have told us, and might end up costing less money than doing further damage inside your laptop.
An alternative would be to call in a friend or relative who you know has actual experience doing these kinds of repairs.

 

[Djbannana]

Haha sorry for the lack of details
I unscrew 4 nails that are By the battery and there I pulled it off but what I also fail to tell is that I didn't pull it all the way since it seems i might break it so I just snapped it back

 

[Djbannana]

But thanks for your help but one last thing can u buy replacement keyboard and where

 

[Djbannana]

Also this is my first time on the forums thank you for your patience

 

[TVeblen]

You would need to contact Asus for replacement parts.

Again I will suggest having a shop look at it.

 

[Grego86]

You could use a USB keyboard temporarily if you need to.

 

[Djbannana]

Ok thx a lot ill just take it to a shop
Lol