20 Most Recent Dell OptiPlex 360 Desktop Computer Questions & Answers

go back and put the first boot as the internal hard drive when that is done , insert the cd in a cd unit and auto run the cd what ever you have will download onto the pc hard drive

http://www.dell.com/support/article/in/en/inbsdt1/SLN298442 please follow the steps mentioned

Try swapping out your power supply with one you know to be working. If that does not work, then it is most likely that the CMOS chip on the board is blown, which will mean replacing the motherboard. There is a small chance that the CPU or RAM may be at fault, bur that is far less likely and can be tested by swapping as with the PSU.

Try this...it looks like you're taking about how to connect cables that are visibly coloured.. http://www.manualslib.com/manual/553815/Dell-Optiplex-360.html?page=4#manual

hard disk #MAV2x803834-595B

It seems like you need a new HDD.

http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/product/optiplex-gx260/manuals MANUALS.

Try a different monitor. If that shows the same problem then it's your video card.

Try the link below Windows 7 8 Setup Instructions and General Information

You have a bad memory module. Replace the memory modules on the motherboard.

I suppose there's a way to do that but I don't advise doing it. You're bypassing built-in power protections inside the computer. How is the power button damaged?

http://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_optiplex_desktop/optiplex-gx620_user%27s%20guide_en-us.pdf page 109

To repair a hard drive is a very expensive method.Better buy a new one.

First, of course, make sure everything is plugged in properly and tightly. If that doesn't fix it try hooking up another monitor. If you have one. That will tell you if your monitor went bad or it's something with the computer itself.

Hi.. Try to open the RAM from the device clean the RAM and slots then install it back and now check it.. still problem persists that might be problem with ur monitor resolution?? if its.. then check with another monitor.....

Check power and data cables. Right click on "computer" and go to manage, then disk management. Make sure drive is active and formatted as volume and not empty space.

I would try a reboot of the computer. Then try checking and installing newer browser/software. If the issue persists, try this website again.

in win7 there is a possibility to make the cursor dissapears in the personalization options right click on the center of the desktop then left click on personalization and find the option and solve it!

when you turn on your computer did you hear a bip of bios bouting?