20 Most Recent Dell Studio 1558 Notebook Questions & Answers

Try download slimdriver from Cnet.com

Azeezgk786, Try removing the battery and remove the power adapter. Now, press and hold the power button on for about 30 seconds to 1 min. Plug the power adapter in and turn the system on. You can replace the battery. If it does not come on and the power adapter brick has a green LED lit on it then, the motherboard may need to be replaced. Thank You, Dell-Jesse L Dell Social Media and Communities

you download the password remover software then boot the your laptop

Please get it replaced by a repair shop

2 Beeps indicate "No Memory Detected" and the rest indicate motherboard failure

Just download Google Chrome and try youtube video on Google Chrome https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/desktop/index.html?hl=en&brand=CHMA&utm_campaign=en_au&utm_source=en_au-ha-apac-aunz-bk&utm_medium=ha&gclid=CLH71pLt-8ICFdgnvQodo3kAXg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuGO95PWudk

The Dell™ Factory Image Restore tool replaces PC Restore. Access it by pressing the <F8> key when booting up . Choose the option that reads "Repair Your Computer"

battery mode system ok ?

try reseating the RAM actually make sure it is properly inserted then if it still doesn't work try with one stick

Are any of the lights coming on? The more information you give the easier it will be to help. The first thing you should check is the outlet on the wall, then look at your power cable. Make sure that the cord to the power block is firmly in place.

try removing the battery, and using the laptop with the power supply only

This is a common problem that I run into. The battery will show charged when it really isn't. Take out the battery, plug the charger into the computer and try turning it on. If this works, you have a bad battery and it will need to be conditioned or replaced. If this doesn't work it could be a serious hardware issue.

maybe is the hard disk... u must try to log in with a live usb linux (or windows or hirens boot cd ) and watch if it logs.. if u want to check fan if its covered of dust ill let u a link of how to open it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn_RX56oGqI

This sounds like it could be an overheating issue. Some manufacturers use a cheap thermal paste on their processors. If you are dealing with a computer this should be an easy fix but if you are dealing with a laptop then it is much more involved. Go to Youtube and research replacing or removing heat sink. You wont be replacing the heat sink but the procedure is the same except you will need to clean the old paste off your heat sink before you apply more. Don't go crazy with the paste, a little goes a long way, all you are doing with the thermal paste is ensuring full contact between the processor and the heat sink with no air gaps.

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