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That problem is common with older electronics and is caused by dust in the volume-control pot. Electrical contact cleaner spray usually does the trick. If you don't want to try this, a professional cleaning at a local electronics repair shop shouldn't cost much. While you are cleaning the volume control, be sure to clean any other rotary dials such as the tuner and the source selector or balance controls if it is a receiver. Dust in any of these can cause problems.

Have you tried unplugging the power, removing the battery, pressing and holding the power button for 30 seconds? Sometimes a blinking power button means that it's charging the battery. Sometimes blinking lights might even indicate a hardware failure (for instance, a failed battery, or damaged motherboard, or some other issue). You would have to reference your laptop's user manual for more information on how to interpret these lights. You can just do some troubleshoot to see if any of these works for you. https://www.minitool.com/data-recovery/fix-my-laptop-wont-turn-on-009.html

The members will better help you if you would like to explain the error code that you just encountered. What you can try is factory reset. You can try it without deleting your save data.

It could be the battery or the motherboard of your laptop. Remove the battery then plug in just the charger and turn it on see if it will replicate the problem. If it turns on that means it's the battery. Also check if it's your HDD to test if it's your HDD. - Remove the HDD off the laptop then turn it on. - You'll get an error message saying boot device is missing or something and that's normal - See if it will turn off again without the HDD, if it turns off again that means it's the motherboard.

If your laptop shuts down once you unplug the adapter, it naturally means your battery is not operating properly. Most likely, your battery reached the end of its useful life and stopped holding a charge. Another possibility is that the battery connector inside your laptop is damaged. A good test firstly could be to plug the battery of a similar laptop and check if it works with the other device. Sometimes, the problem could be that the BIOS is obsolete. This affects the chipset and subsequently, the communication between the battery and laptop. Thus, you could update the BIOS.

While the "TOSHIBA" logo is displayed, press the F2 function key to start BIOS Setup. Check the version of BIOS and press the F9 function key then Enter to load setup defaults. Press the F10 function key then Enter to save settings and exit. The computer will automatically reboot. Most often, resetting the BIOS will reset the BIOS to the last saved configuration, or resets your BIOS to the BIOS version that shipped with the PC. Sometimes the latter can cause issues if settings were changed to take account for changes in hardware or OS after install. Make sure you backup the previous BIOS version.

If you go to the parental mode and click the switch to Android button there are settings for the wifi in the Android platform settings. You can set up there and then check if it is working.

Screen flickering problem is typically caused by a faulty hardware like when a device was dropped and/or physically damaged after a strong impact. Sometimes software can also cause the issue. There are a few steps you can follow to find out whether the issue is software or hardware-related. https://www.samsung.com/uk/support/mobil...-devices/what-to-do-if-the-screen-on-your-device-is-flickering/

It could be a dead motherboard. You can try an EC reset: remove your battery and charger, press and hold power button for 5 seconds, then reconnect battery and/or charger and try to boot the laptop again. Or kindly check out these methods. https://www.minitool.com/data-recovery/fix-pc-turns-on-but-no-display.html