LED blinks upon switching on, system doesnt boot up!!!

I have HP Pavilion dv4 1225dx laptop
While switching on LEDs located near caps lock and num lock are blinking, without any beep sound. At the same time, the exhause fan runs. But the system doesnt boot up. The LED blinks continously, with out stopping. Time to time the system boots up and i was able to work normally, still with blinking LED signals.
To note, i dont see anything in the screen and i tried with alternative screen, but the situation remains...
I checked in the Hp support, which conveys the problem in the CPU. but I was able to login my system even after this problem.
So im not sure my CPU is having a problem.
Before this issue, there used to be a message while switchign on about replacing the internal battery. This i havent done yet. Im suspecting this issue.
Also, recently i cleaned the exhaust windows using an air gun.
Presently, My system is working on windows 8 OS.
I hope to have answers to my problem
Thanks in advance

Thanks for the reply!
But how to overheat the system.
I tried leaving it on for at least 7-8 hrs, then sometimes it starts and not sure about all the time.
Moreover how to switch off the fan to overheat the system.
Anyway both suggestions will take time to switch on, is there any instant solution???
thanks in advance

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Copying.
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Ive bought a new booklet and installed all the updates. While surfing on the internet i suddenly wasnt able to use the keyboard or the touchpad. I wanted to restart but the power button didnt react too. So i took the battery out of the booklet.
But now it doesnt boot and theres a black screen. I cann hear the fan but after a few minutes the booklet turns off aggain. What can i do???

There is no fan, but what you hear might be the hard disk. BTW, does the Booklet/BIOS really not offer an option to boot from SD cards (which has been a common feature for ages on many notebooks featuring such readers), or do they just need to be formatted in some particular/peculiar way? I did see an "Operating System not found" error message when waking up from hibernation while an SD card was plugged in, so under some circumstances it DOES seem to try (and give preference over the hard disk).

LED blinks upon switching on, system doesnt boot up!!!

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