Hp pavilion dm1-2010nr netbook will not power on

My hp pavilion dm1-2010nr netbook will not power on. It sits on my desk and most of the time I keep it plugged up. Now when I press the power button, the power light blinks 3 times. It does the same thing when I have it unplugged. It runs Windows 7 Home Prem and I have not made any changes to it. Is it possible that I have simply overcharged the battery or could it be something bigger?

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I am sorry to hear about the power issue, you are having with your HP Pavilion 15-b142dx Sleekbook. When you have the power connected can you get into the BIOS at all. If so, then you can try Restoring the BIOS, the steps are found in this document.
If not then please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region please click the link to get the support number for your region. Contact HP Worldwide
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