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Bonjour,
Malheureusement non. le support steam me repond en me précisant les procédures de base mais cela ne résout pas le problème pour l'instant.
Le problème t'est arrivé quand Yamashinjou stp (pour savoir si c'est une MAJ qui a provoqué cela, à tout hasard ?)
Pour info ils préconisent :
First, make sure you're using the provided power supply unit (PSU) and don't have any docks, hubs, SD cards, or other peripherals connected to your Steam Deck
Start by plugging it in using the provided PSU. A solid white LED indicates the Deck is drawing power. Leave it charging for a while and try again.
If the LED remains off or is blinking, then the Deck isn't receiving power. Please try the following:
Unplug and re-plug your PSU from the Steam Deck; wiggle the plug a little to ensure it's plugged in all the way
Try plugging the PSU into a different power outlet in your wall
Try an alternate USB-C PSU if you have one available
If that does not work, we would then recommend you try the following steps to reset your unit's firmware and BIOS, this may help with some issues that can cause powering on or boot issues:
Ensure the device is fully powered down by holding the power button for 10 seconds or if possible select shutdown from the Power menu.
Once the device is shutdown, hold down both the volume - button and the "..." button, then press the power button once. Then you can release all the buttons.
You will hear a chime and then the white LED light will begin to blink (it may take 5 or more seconds before the blinking begins), which confirms this process is working.
Note: This process may take 1-2 minutes to start the unit up again during which the display will remain black.
Et ensuite vu que cela n'a rien donné :
Fully power the unit down by holding the power button for 10 seconds, while the unit is plugged into the power supply.
Hold the "Volume +" button down and press the Power button once. Continue holding the Volume + button until you hear the system chime, then release and wait. The Steam Deck should boot into the BIOS menu within a couple minutes.
In the BIOS menu select the "Continue" option to try and boot the Deck's OS.
Et toujours un échec de mon côté....
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Merci infiniment, j'ai fait l'action suivant :
Once the device is shutdown, hold down both the volume - button and the "..." button, then press the power button once. Then you can release all the buttons.
You will hear a chime and then the white LED light will begin to blink (it may take 5 or more seconds before the blinking begins), which confirms this process is working.
Note: This process may take 1-2 minutes to start the unit up again during which the display will remain black.
et cela à solutionner.
pour les non anglophones:
1) maintenir le bouton alimentation jusqu’à ce que la LED clignote et que votre console est bien éteinte
2) tout en maintenant appuyer sur volume - et sur ... (la touche en bas à droite):
appuyer sur le bouton d'alimentation et lâcher tout
(c'est comme faire un ctrl+alt+supr)
3) PATIENTER 3 petites minutes
4) admirer le logo de démarrage
Merci ça a fonctionné chez moi aussi, j'éteins jamais la console et pour une fois je me suis dit que ça lui ferait du bien de charger en étant éteinte, j'ai paniqué en voyant qu'elle ne s'allumait plus. Mais cette solution a réglé le souci ! 🙏🏻