20 Most Recent Dell Latitude E5410 Laptop Computer (Intel CORE I3 370M 320GB3GB) (bleax4b3) PC Notebook - Page 7 Questions & Answers

call service center.....service charges applicable as not covered under warranty.....comes under physical damage....probably in home charges applicable.

This is your CMOS battery and when it runs down your BOIS settings will default back to factory settings and the date will be back to the date the pc was assembled. The battery is located under the keyboard on most Dell laptops and there is a strip of plastic that can be lifted at the back of the keyboard to allow access to the keyboard screws. This is a small round battery with a black and red wire lead with a small white plasitc plug. There are many dealers on Ebay that sell this battery and I buy mine from USAexpress as I fix and repair laptops for friends and family. Good luck, easy fix. Dennis

Hi peter, Some motherboards get back to default BIOS settings just by removing and replacing the CMOS battery. But in most of the motherboards, you need to reset it using jumper pins (those 3 pins are labelled in most of the MBs). For resetting, there are 3 pins provided on the motherboard with 2 pins always coupled (or shorted) using a small cap. Say the cap is shorting pins 2 and 3. You have to now remove the cap and put it on to short pins 1 and 2 for about 10-15 seconds. Then revert back the cap to pins 2 and 3. Make sure the CMOS battery is not removed during this process. Power on the system, BIOS should now be resetted back to its default settings.Hope this solves your problem and rate my solution if it helps you.Have a good day. Regards, bonefirediv.

You need to contact Dell to get the Master Password. Their site will be able to help you.

check ur harddrive if not reintsall windows

does the VGA port work? the VGA and the usb on the left of the machine are on a card that can go faulty. log a call with dell.

If the computer is 5 years or older and has never been serviced, replace the BIOS battery located on the mother board or somewhere in the bottom of your laptop and replace it with a new fresh one.The battery is available at most drug stores,it is usually a 3 Volt CR2032 lithium battery the size of a nickel.Also check youtube for do it yourself videos by typing in your computer modeL stating your proplem.

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try restarting your laptop, remove all wireless profiles search for wifi network and connect again , if it is secured you will need to put the pin

if any drivers are not working uninstall ift download the proper driver from dell website and install it.

One problem could be that your laptop is struggling with a small memory (RAM). The standard starts with 512MB which is too small. I suggest a 1GB upgrade (about 35 dollars, 25 GBP) ADDING to the 412MB already there, giving RAM of 1.5GB Try and find out what the present RAM is and get back to me [Start>Control Panel>System at the bottom of the list RAM]

I suggest you take it to a qualified repair agent, or if it is under warranty, return to the dealer or to Dell.

Please check if any removable disk is inserted, if so remove and reboot ,else OS has been corrupted need to reinstall the OS.

- Disconnect incompatible hardware - Check and repair disk errors - Perform System Clean-Up - Fix Windows hidden errors with Reginout. - Scan for Malicious Content - Run System File Check Up Good Luck :-)