20 Most Recent Dell Latitude E5410 Laptop Computer PC Notebook Questions & Answers

Wipe it really clean? Like erase Windows and everything? Do you have the original disks that came with the computer? If you boot from a Windows installation disk, then you can reformat (wipe) the disk before you install. That's a nice clean install. If you want to go a step further, you could repartition the drive with fdisk, then format it. If you're looking to keep windows, but erase all the programs and files, that's more tedious. Open Control Panel, go to Programs & Features. You'll see a list of installed programs. You can double-click on a program to uninstall it. To get rid of files, I would suggest creating a new User account for yourself, give yourself Administrator permissions, and then delete your friends account. Then you can look in the Users folder, and if you see your friend's account on a folder, delete it.

Good morning John. The quick answer is Yes, you can get bluetooth for your laptop. The most innocuous way is to add a Bluetooth Dongle to one of your USB ports. Examples include Avantree DG40S Bluetooth 4 0 USB Dongle Adapter for PC with Windows XP 7 8... at Amazon, or Monoprice USB Bluetooth v4 0 USB Dongle Black at BestBuy, amongst many. They should come with drivers to activate and handshake the Bluetooth with the rest of your system, so you can link to phones, speakers, or what have you. Hoping this helps, and good luck!

Make sure wifi is on and set up a connection.

Hi Zablon Omari, I will be glad to help you. Please let me know which key is not working and if possible a picture of the key. Then I can check and see what can be done. Thanks and Regards. Kiran Kumar. #iworkfordell.

Do not count on this answere, but i beleive when you click the dell logo on the left bottom cornrer of the screen and type in bluetooth the search bar then that should send you to your settings and you can enable the blue tooth from their

Hi, You may want to try following the below steps to disable Hardware Acceleration which might help:

(1)Click start and select control panel. (2)Now select Appearance and personalization. (3)Select display. (4)Click advanced settings. (5)Move to Troubleshoot tab. (6)Now select change settings. (7)Move the bar to none in the Hardware Acceleration option. (8)Hit apply and click ok. (9)Now exit from the tab and restart the computer. Thanks and Regards. Kiran Kumar. #iworkfordell.

Hi, Mostly, you just right click on the desktop and look for properties and find screen resolution.

sounds like a virus!

1. Remove all floppy disks, CDs, and DVDs from your computer, and then restart your computer.Click the Start button , click the arrow next to the Shut Down button , and then click Restart.
2. Do one of the following:
   • If your computer has a single operating system installed, press and hold the F8 key as your computer restarts. You need to keep tapping on F8 before the Windows logo appears. If the Windows logo appears, you'll need to try again by waiting until the Windows logon prompt appears, and then shutting down and restarting your computer.
   • If your computer has more than one operating system, use the arrow keys to highlight the operating system you want to start in safe mode, and then press F8.
3. On the Advanced Boot Options screen, use the arrow keys to highlight the safe mode with networking
4. download malwarebytes http://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/getmirror/malwarebytes_anti_malware,1.html#.U2QUMfldU41 it a safe place to download it from
5. install and run

Dear Justin,The Latitude E5410 service manual shows that the following processors can be used: Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 series, as well as Intel Celeron and it is also shown in the manual that the processor can be removed (it is not soldered directly to the motherboard) . And a review of this laptop by "Notebook Review" indicates that "The Latitude E5410 offers a wide range of processor options, spanning from the Core i3 370M to the Core i7 620M." Although I do not know which processor you presently have in your laptop, I would say that it can be upgradeable from a Core i3, or Core i5 to a Core i7 620M processor. Hope this helps! Regards, Miguel L. Martins

download free pc manager software from mobogenie. It will give you all the accurate info about your motherboard.

in labtop you'll see that kind of bar in the left low corner of the screen like phone signal bars there click and see what comes out whene you see your wifi's name click in it and type your pasword

If your laptop appears to boot up and the hard disk LED flashes, then the problem is probably a back light fault. This can be a faulty inverter or a faulty CCFL lamp. Please click on this link and follow my instructions to identify the fault and possible fix :- http://www.fixya.com/support/r3598095-faulty_laptop_lcd_screen

Try using an USB optical mouse instead of the touch pad.

check for the wifi switch below the mousepad under ur laptop and turn it on.
good luck

The AC adapter might be faulty. It might be pushing too much power into the laptop.
Check with another adapter and see before you buy a new one

There are a number of reasons that the unit could be freezing up.

1. Corrupted file(s)
2. Low available disk space
3. Viruses and/or malware
4. Too many add-ons/toolbars/etc.
5. Heat build-up

Number one is the hardest to find. So start with #2. The computer needs free hard drive space to operate. If the disk is nearly full or is very fragmented, this can slow the machine to a crawl. Check for available space and if there is plenty (20GB or more), then check for fragmentation under administrative tools. If the defragmentation tool recommends optimization, allow it to perform it and see if that helps. For viruses and possible malware, run your virus scanner. It is always a good idea to get a second opinion on such things. Malwarebytes is a free malware scanner that works very well to find adware and some things that many antivirus programs fail to detect. Many user feel that they have to have every bell and whistle. I've seen some browsers with 7-10 different toolbar add-ons. These almost always come with some adware and always slow down the browser. Uninstall all but the most essential toolbars for the best performance. Heat is a slayer of machines. Laptops are very susceptible to heat issue since they are often placed on beds, sofas, carpets, and yes, even laptop. Many of these units draw cooling air from the bottom and exhaust it to the side. Even those that draw air from the rear and exhaust to the side will often intake large amounts of dust, grit, and lint. These can partially or completely clog the heat sink unit and cause heat buildup of the processor. This will cause the processor to work slower and can actually cause it to thermally lockup, resulting in the need to reboot. Many units can be accessed to clean with a removable cover on the bottom; others may need to be serviced by a technician to clean.

BIOS admin or windows login/ we can not see your screen sorry can not. sounds like windows log in screens. to me. so reload the OS using he recovery key in your free manual at dell.com