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My experience with an MSI board was to take the battery out, AND short the bios clr (clear) jumper for 10 minutes.

I'm not sure if pressing the power button for 30 seconds is the documented way to "discharge the mobo" but normally these things have batteries.

If it's not a PC stuck in power save mode then it's probably a bad board. If someone does figure out how to get the PC out of this sleeping state let us know. The only thing I have not swapped out is the motherboard and the processor. I've tried swapping RAM, using different memory banks, different PSU, resetting the BIOS, and of course draining the power out of the board. When RAM is put back in it goes back to the same flashing blue light which also happens without RAM except there is then the beeping sound. I've tested the PSU, replaced the PSU, stripped the tower of all components leaving the just the power supply connected and I do get a continuous beeping sound which I would assume is due to lack of memory. The power light on the tower slowly flashes blue. When the PC is powered on there is no video signal going to the screen causing it to go in to power save mode. I personally broke the warranty seal on the case so I know nothing had been installed internally. The customer brought it in stating that the machine said that it found new hardware even though he had not added any peripheral devices to the desktop. Related: Windows 10 PC will not boot up or start.Currently, I'm having the same problem with a Gateway DX4640. Hopefully, you are able to turn your Laptop on with the help of these solutions. You should not plug out your Hard Drives, RAMs to check for the fault, instead, visit the nearest repair shop and consult an expert. If nothing works then the issue can be because of a fault in your hardware. Read: Laptop Battery Usage Tips & Optimization Guide for Windows 10. You can easily, swap them for a new one as they are quite inexpensive. If they are getting adequate electricity, check the cables. So, if you have a Multimeter, use it to check the Power Cord is getting adequate electricity. Maybe Battery is not the problem the Power Cord and Cables that are feeding it are. If it does get fixed, charge the battery until full before using the laptop. Then reattach to see if the issue is fixed. You need to detach it and wait for a day. If the Laptop fails to start even after draining it, try detaching and reattaching the battery. Now, you can start working on your Laptop.

If it does open, don’t start using it, instead, charge it until full.

Replug the Battery and start your laptop to see if it opens.

Unplug the laptop and leave the battery for a day.

Not going deep into the chemistry of batteries, let us look at the steps you need to take to drain the battery to fix the issue. Draining the Battery works for most people as it is not surprising given the nature of batteries.