20 Most Recent Dell Studio One 19 PC Desktop - Page 4 Questions & Answers

go to Dell.com and contact Support I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/wynn_5ba0205233ebfc15

either the spring inside is broken or it needs cleaning up

Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE, select "start Windows Task Manager" Under Applications Tab, right click on the program you want to close. Select "Go to Processes" Right click on the highlighted process and select"End Process Tree"

Generally, a code 10 says that the driver was not loaded, which could be the driver is missing or corrupted . Go to the Dell download center and download the driver for your profire device. It could be on a driver CD that came with the computer Too

This could be due to a CD or DVD left inside the DVD drive. The laptop may be trying to boot from that instead of the hard disk. Make sure no USB flash drives or CD/DVDs are left connected/inserted. If the laptop is trying to boot from the hard disk then the files on the hard disk may be corrupted. This is hard to correct without risking loss of your data. Try running the diagnostics by pressing the 'Fn' key (keep it pressed) and press the power button to turn the laptop on. You should be able to access the diagnostics from there.

Check the power source, power switch on board, power button on laptop.

there is a button on the F keys, the top row, it looks like a triagle on top of a line press it and it should eject the disk, if this does not work or you cant find it, go to My Computer and when you see the icon of the disk, right click and click eject on the menu.

Uninstall your previous picassa and then reinstall it again.

Your drive may be toast. You need to find the right F key (typically F2 or F8 or F12) to open the BIOS menu. Start pounding on one while booting until you find it. You may have to try all 12 F keys. Once you get the BIOS menu (not the boot menu), there should be a device section. Make sure your C: drive is visible to the BIOS. If not, the drive is usually bad and needs replaced. You will need a drive preloaded with WIndows, or you will also need the Dell recovery CD set. However, if the C: drive looks OK, next find the right F key to open the boot menu. There should be options there to boot Windows, Safe Mode, Restore to a previous check point, or recover to factory settings. If this does not work, you will need to get the Recovery CD set from Dell for your model. Be warned this usually destroys all old data files.

Hi Royce, You need to replace your laptop battery - its dead. To prove this, take the battery off and just plug the mains charger in. The light should stay solid white. Many thanks, Jon.

Same as any other CTRL C copy and CTRL V paste FYI CTRL X = cut

90+ percent of the time - if a computer beeps - there's a problem with the memory. Try pulling and reinserting the RAM modules - sometimes it's just corrosion on the contacts.

is the fan over the cpu running? if it fails to spin the pc will not boot. could be bad connection of wires, a short, also could be corrupted boot file or graphics card boot? are fans spinning/usually two. cpu not then find why?

PCI express is an interface for a number of devices used by PCs. I would not disable it.

this is the problem with pwer section of the motherboard you need to do chip level repairs to fix the issue