I did open her up and replaced the DC jack cable to the mobo, the plug on the mobo itself for the dc jack is broken, the plastic tab is broken, however i still ordered a new dc jack and plugged it in, it plugs in.. i decided to unplug the RTC clock batt, the cmos batt ya know as we used to call em, and plugged it back in, and she booted up with a reset bios.. SHE LIVES!! -- the only thing is all now is it says every time that it cant detect the wattage of the ac adapter, however the batt is now fully charged, i did have to reinstall windows 11 but shes working fine now, also, if you happen to know off the top of your head, what kinda screws i need to order for the bottom of the laptop, i def need some new ones now, the screws that hold the bottom lid on, need some of those, not sure what kind/size they are though.. however thank you very much for your quick response to my problem JOcean i appreciate that 
I opened the laptop after it took a fall, and replaced the DC jack cable as it was broken, however, this did not solve the issue. after the computer took a fall while it was plugged in, it landed on the AC power plug (as the computer was plugged in and running) I didn't notice anything wrong then so I set it back on the desk and left. I came back and it was dead.. and the white power light was blinking on the side where the dc jack is   I'm not sure what's wrong with it, willing to try things though, any ideas?
Laptop Took a fall, power light blinks white only, nothing else, and no power