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Anonymous Posted on Jul 10, 2010

Dell latitude D410 wont boot up when hooked to docking station can not use keyboard or mouse

  • Anonymous Jul 11, 2010

    is there power to the docking station? it could be that the docking station is faulty. if you plug in the accessory mouse/keyboard directly into USB it works right? it could be the pin array at the bottom of the laptop is dirty, corroded or something. have you checked the row of pins under the bottom of the laptop? where it meets the docking station, maybe it has taken some damage. does the computer actually boot/power on when on the Dock? or nothing? that suggests the power on the D/S is kaput.

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Sounds like a compatibility issue between your Dell and the Docking station. I would say make sure the software for your docking station is installed properly, and update the software before connecting again.

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