Laptop wont start after shut down.

Hello, i got problem with HP Pavilion g6.
Yesterday i watched youtube, and laptop was on side, when i got too tired, then i shut down and left it on side for the night.In the morning i got home and thinked that battery is too low to start but when i plugged in power cable then the light even didnt turn on that's next to plug in hole. I have checked my power cable,it works fine but laptop dont do a single thing, even not the single light wont work.
Sorry for bad English,and its hard to write with phone.
Thank you.

Hello Uku,
Welcome back to the HP Forums!
I understand your HP Pavilion G6 notebook does not turn on. If the light around the power connector on the notebook does not light up, either the connector is not functioning or is not getting power from the adapter. If the LED indicator on the adapter is lit, it's a good sign that the adapter is functional, but is not a 100% fool-proof way to determine if it is working.
If possible, try another power adapter. Any adapter that fits will work for testing purposes. Once you have determined if the adapter works or not, discontinue use immediately and replace the original adapter if an alternate adapter works. You can order parts here: HP Part Surfer. You will need the exact model or product number to use this website. For information on finding your product and model numbers click here: How Do I Find My Model Number or Product Number?
You may also want to try reconnecting the power connector inside the notebook. For steps on removing and re-seating the power connector you can check out our Maintenance and Service Guide. The steps you're looking for can be found on page 63. Simply remove and reconnect the power connector and see if that resolves the issue.
If the above suggestions do not resolve the issue, I recommend you contact phone support for available service options. You can contact HP Technical Support at 1-800-474-6836 in North America. For all other regions click here.
Hopefully this helps!
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