20 Most Recent Dell RADEON X600, (128 MB) Graphic Card - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Click on Start ' Control Panel ' Power Options. Set the Turn off Monitor/ Turn off Hard Disks option when on Power (and also Battery for laptop users) to Never.

why not ask at dell.com (sure the endless laughter and taunts) ;-) is this a laptop, and is useless now. totally. but the battery is bad, remove the big battery it is shorted now. then the coin cell battery went dead 2 decades go. and now the HDD is bad. why in the world waste or worse money on this junk far far better fish in the sea, far newer, and cheap. used. this lappy has CCFL back lamps that went bad long ago. no fix for that under $100. this PC has no value at all, why mess with this pig.

If that is the correct model, there are instructions at the link shown below to disassemble it. (Thank you, Larry NG ,for determining that Anonymous made typing errors spelling the model.) You may want to ask a trustworthy friend to help you with this if needed. http://www.insidemylaptop.com/disassemble-dell-inspiron-17r-n7110/ How to disassemble Dell Inspiron 17R N7110

ok I give up. no problem stated at all like LCD cracked? ok 2709 is only a screen , i had to google that just to know that. so my guess your questions is how to dismantle THIS monitor so what be first, RTM we read the manual first, but dell its missing they are afraid you will get hurt i guess. the manual was leaked to here. dell.com has user manual but not service, there. but here it is. see page 35 , begin take down, you question is wrong, the question is what comes off first. before bezel. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/910263/Dell-2707wfp.html?page=38#manual

It alway zs helps to know the model number. Witht that information, you should be able to find the specifications at the Dell support site. It would simply tell you in a specs sheet. I guess you could download HWinfo, a handy freeware program and check informaiton about components there. There is of course the option to download the user manual.

case size what? (this tell what mobo is inside) yeah.OS is what window 10?what is in your hand USB? device, cant guess that.do all ports fail?is USB 2 and 3 ports all turned on IN BIOS F2 pages.does keyboard USB fail on any USB portsdoes it fail in BIOS windows only or that and BIOS screens too. if fails in BIOS too, that means the ports some are tuned off in BIOS.

try asking dell

https://www.dell.com/support/article/en-ph/sln153567/how-to-find-warranty-status-and-information-for-your-dell-product?lang=en

Possibly incorrect battery installation

Restart the laptop and after the dell logo appears then disappears press the f8 key repeatedly until you see the "Advanced Boot Options" menu. Then highlight "Repair your computer" and press enter.

http://downloads.dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_laptop/esuprt_latitude_laptop/latitude-e4200_service%20manual_en-us.pdf

First thing to do is make sure all the RAM and other connections are good and try again. IF the issue persists, take things out, remove everything but the monitor and see if you can see the POST screen, then power it off and put in the RAM and try again, then do the hard disk etc, You may be able to narrow it down that way.

first post what PC you own. or ask dell.com

replace the RTC coin cell batter if over 5- 7 years. old. It is that old, so...test the HDD fully .using a smart test app. data is a whole other matterplug the hdd into a HDD docking bay (buy one)it uses USB port.the pull the data off using any other windows based computer that works.works if lucky bad HDD have bad sectors now and now data is corrupted, the amount of uncorrupted data is not known by anyone on earth , only you, know that doing the work stated. looking and trying to copy data. can work and millions have every day. www.it's like saying my house was flooded, in a hurricane.what things in my home my be still good.?answer only you can look and see.that is why others asked can not answer any question like that. dell or any other person sitting in a text box 12,000 miles away.the cure is new hDD, new OS loaded.data recovery is process endlessly discussed in vast places on earth, google finds millions.42million hits. today.https://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+recover+data+off+bad+hdd&iie=1good luck finding data. if the motor is dead there will be no data.

What color(s) is (are) the blinking light? Is the blink a simple on/off or is there a pattern to the blinks (long/short)? Do any other lights come on and blink? (These could be on the keyboard or the battery health indicator LED.) If the light that is blinking amber or orange indicates that the system has failed the Power On Self-Test (POST). If the blinking light is white, the system is in sleep mode. Try disconnecting the power adapter. Take out the battery and remove all external peripherals. Press and hold the power button for 20-30 seconds to discharge the system's capacitors. Try to restart the machine with only the battery and AC adapter. Did the behavior change? You can remove memory and the hard drive to check if those are causing a POST failure. Reinstall one memory stick at a time if you have a pair or more. If you can get to the Dell splash screen, try pressing F12 to launch the diagnostics. (You may have to press the key repeatedly starting from a cold boot.) If the blinking light is alternating orange and white, then you could have a problem with the motherboard, battery or AC charging system. Since you believe that the battery and adapter are OK, then the problem would likely be the motherboard has been damaged. The damage could be at the connection for the charger or somewhere else. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Press Ctrl-P while booting up Management Engine will open use 'admin' as the password you are required to set up a new p/w, do it. It will prompt and say if you do it will reset, that's what is required! then exit, once it restarts, the error message disappears!! now you can install OS as usual

1-3-1 through 2-4-4 DIMMs not being properly identified or used need remove all ram and insert one at a time

Larry NG and JonSnell are right, so you have few options. One method is to try as many passwords as you can think of, since unfortunately, many people re-use the same passwords for different purposes. The Dell website has a Contact option for help, but as they advised you here already, that may not give you a good option. They may want to know more information than you provided here. What model Dell is it, for example? https://www.dell.com/support/incidents-online/en-us/contactus/Dynamic

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was it like when purchased?return if it was