Hi MissKim89,
Thank you for asking The Community about your dilemma.
First, I will say that I am NOT an electrician. I have however, experienced a situation like the one described here and I would like to share with you how my electrician fixed it.
My outdoor receptacles were not working. I checked the power panel and found no tripped breakers. The receptacles were not working in the kitchen or bathrooms either.
I found that there was only one GFCI Receptacle that had the reset/Test buttons on it. All the other outlets that were wired in series behind that GFCI receptacle were dead because it had tripped. When I tried to reset the GFCI, it would trip again.
Upon inspection, my electrician located scorched wiring between that GFCI outlet and the subsequent outlet in the same bathroom. The wiring had become damaged and the GFCI did its job of preventing a house fire.
Have an electrician inspect your wiring between the affected outlets by pulling the receptacle out of the wall box and look at the wires for damage. Scorched wires and damaged receptacles must be replaced.
Hopefully your issue is not as serious as mine was, but you should never ignore any electrical malfunction.
Keep us posted with your results,
Thank you again for asking!
-Travis