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Constant shutdowns
The laptop keeps turning off randomly even when it is fully charged.
Loose parts and connections
Check that all components are receiving electricity before turning on the computer. Verify that all of the cables are in place and are not frayed or broken. Verify that none of the ports or connectors are broken.
Faulty battery
If all components are correctly connected and will only turn on while plugged in, there may be a problem with the Battery and you may need to replace the Battery.
CD Drive not reading CDs
The CD Drive is unable to read any disc placed inside.
Visible scratches and debris
Check if your CD is in a good condition then proceed to make sure the CD doesn't have too many scratches and check to see if the CD tray is clean.
Broken CD Drive
If your CD Drive does not open or read the discs correctly, the CD Drive may be faulty and you may need to replace the CD Drive.
Laptop becomes slow
The laptop seems to respond slower than usual.
Not enough Ram
If using the laptop causes it to become sluggish. It might not have enough RAM, thus you may need to replace the RAM or install more RAM to fix the issue.
Constant freezing and crashes
The computer screen constantly becomes unresponsive.
Hard Drives Error
If the computer screen remains on a black screen with visible lettering known as the boot screen. Proceed to ensure that the Hard Drive is properly connected and not damaged. If the issue still persists, you will have to restore your computer using a system reinstall disc.
To restore your computer using the system reinstall disc:
- Turn off your laptop.
- Insert the system recovery disc into the optical drive then power on the laptop.
- When the Dell logo appears, press the <F12> key immediately to access the boot menu
- Note: if the boot menu does not appear, you may have pressed it too late and may have to try again
- Highlight the media you are using to restore and press the <Enter> key.
- If prompted, press any key to boot from the boot device.
- Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the system recovery process.
If the issues still persist, you may need to replace the Hard Drive.
Computer is overheating
The computer temperature is higher than normal.
Dust buildup in fans
Check if Fans are cluttered with dust and debris. If they are, you can clear the debris with compressed air or manually clear the debris by removing the back plate.
Fans not running
Check if the Fans are running when powered on. If they are not running, the Fans may be disconnected from the power source or broken. You can check by seeing their connector after opening the backplate. If the Fans are broken, you may need to replace the Fans.
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