When I turn on the laptop, the logo shows and then goes blank.
SOURCE: Monitor goes into sleep mode after a few seconds
Click on Programs --> Setting --> Control Panel
Choose the "Power Options"
in the "power schemes" Choose the Turnoff Montior, turnoff HDD, system standby
and system hibernate as "Never" in each combo box and clikc on apply.
repeat the above process for every power scheme options
Let me know if your problem is solved and rate me as FIXYA!
SOURCE: Dell Latitude D620 - Screen shows boot up, but then goes blank
Here are some easy things that can sometimes resolve this
problem:
1) Sometimes there can be a static buildup on the mother board. Power
off, remove the battery, remove the power cord and hold the power button in the
on position for at least 30 seconds.
2) If that didn't work- Power down, remove the battery, remove the Hard Drive
and memory modules and reinsert them. Try to power back up
If these things don't work, get back to me for some more ideas.
Hope this helps and have a super day!
Ron
SOURCE: Blank screen when computer is turned on
When you get the Dell splash screen press the F2 key to get into setup. Use the arrow keys to go down to Drive Configuration and press enter. Go down to Primary Master Drive and press enter. Is the Hard Drive listed there? If not, that is your problem. Press Escape then use arrows to go down to Memory Information and press Enter. Is all of your Memory listed? If not, that could be the problem. Press "esc" to get out of setup. If the Computer does not freeze while in setup I would suspect the Hard Drive is bad. Is the Pointer responding to Mouse movement or does it lock up? In your situation I would first try to Boot from the Windows CD. Write back and I can explain how to do this. If that does not work I would begin to test Hardware. Do you hear any Beeps when the unit is turned on? If you can, E-mail back with more Info.
SOURCE: Dell dimension E310 wont boot
Hi,
Go in bios and change the SATA mode to IDE or compaitibilty then check whether it is working or not
SOURCE: DELL XPS 730X WON'T BOOT
If it is showing the logo screen, hit the DEL key before to enter the BIOS. Once you are able to enter BIOS, check out the settings and if can;t figure out what change to make, then simply load the defaults and check that all HDD and PAM, Optical device and other I/O devices that are present in yr PC otherwise open the side panel and check all the wireings for loose connectors. Unseat the RAM and clean the metal contact points and also the power supply fuse. Also check if the MB LED comes on after commecting the power chord. Since it was working a few days back I am sure that after this excercise it will start up again.................................sodeep
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