Tecra A4 sometimes does not boot up

Hi all!
A few months ago I dropped my Tecra A4 - silly of me, I know. The hard drive was damaged beyond repair so I bought a new one, plugged it in, and set up my notebook again, and it worked fine.
Last week, however, I went to switch it on - and it didn't. I just got the black screen BEFORE the Toshiba logo, and nothing else happened. After that, I tried reformatting, recovering, system restore, etc. and NOTHING seems to work. I can get the HD to boot up by pressing hard on the laptop, which makes me think it's a connection problem between the HDD and the motherboard, but again - no way to check.
Has anyone had any similar experience, or can offer suggestions? I'm a student so I can't really afford a new laptop.
Thanks!

Hi
In my opinion this malfunction is a result of the notebook dropping.
Who knows what can be damage. Everything looks like something wrong with the motherboard but maybe its only a little, tiny part which makes such trouble.
However, the fault can be found only by a notebook technician. Therefore I would recommend contacting the service provider in your country for an check.
By the way; did you try to remove the battery and to disconnect the AC adaptor for a while? Not? Well, I would recommend doing this.
Remove the battery, disconnect AC adaptor and wait several minutes (about 20min). Then connect everything again and try to boot the unit.
Maybe it helps.

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