Dell Latituse D600 display goes dark

Restart the Computer and when the Computer is Turned Off and trying to Come back On keep on tapping the F8 Button on the Keyboard, till you get the Advanced Boot Options. On the Advanced Boot Options select the Option which says Safe Mode and Press Enter. Let Me know If you face the same Kind Off Situation even in the Safe Mode!
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Your AC power supply is not providing power - The printer is supplying your laptop with power via the usb port. When you unplug the printer, the laptop runs on battery until it goes dead. You will need another AC power supply,

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check the sound devices selected and the volume level is proper.

This seems to be caused by a faulty driver on the system.. you need to update the drivers from the Dell site... here is the link

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&ServiceTag=&SystemID=LAT_PNT_PM_D600&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid=

The backlight has blown. Can be repaired by professional.

It sounds like a LCD backlight problem. Bring it to an authorized repair shop.

The flickering may not be caused by a corrupt driver, it could be the impending failure of the fluorescent back light of the display or its high voltage supply.

Trying driver replacement though is the first thing to try.
If the original driver is corrupt, you can try the following;

- Right-click on My Computer
- Left-click on Properties
- Click on Hardware tab
- Click on Device Manager
- Locate and open Display Adaptors
- Locate the video listing for your
- Highlight and delete this
- Reboot the computer

If Windows does what it should (no guarantee on this!), it will 'find' a 'new device' and install the driver for it.

those black holes come usually from a decay in the LCD(from age, like age spots, truly) or something was pressing on the screen..LCD replacement in either case.

You should be able to plug in an external (Desktop type) monitor . Look for a connector on the side or back of the laptop. If the external monitor works, you have pretty much diagnosed that you have a LCD problem.
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