My Dell Inspiron 6400 looks completely "dead". Does not turn on with AC or just on battery. No lights at all. Tried with holding down Fn key - useless. What should be my next step? I really appreciate any advice.
Dell Inspiron 6400 looks completely "dead"
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iwil
, Jan 01 2013 04:42 PM
#1
Posted 01 January 2013 - 04:42 PM
My Dell Inspiron 6400 looks completely "dead". Does not turn on with AC or just on battery. No lights at all. Tried with holding down Fn key - useless. What should be my next step? I really appreciate any advice.
#2
Posted 01 January 2013 - 04:53 PM
iwil
Does the AC adapter have an LED on it which illuminates when the mains power is on and if so does it light up when connected to the wall power socket.
Was there any problems with the notebook leading up to this or did it become this way without any warning.
Does the AC adapter have an LED on it which illuminates when the mains power is on and if so does it light up when connected to the wall power socket.
Was there any problems with the notebook leading up to this or did it become this way without any warning.
#3
Posted 05 January 2013 - 12:50 PM
Hi Phil,
Thanks very much for your reply. I did not expect it right on the New Year day. Back to your questions. The LED on the adapter is dead. With regards to the second question, this laptop had problems for a number of months. It was turning off all of a sudden. We only used it for MS OFFICE software and sometimes Internet.
Regards,
Igor
Thanks very much for your reply. I did not expect it right on the New Year day. Back to your questions. The LED on the adapter is dead. With regards to the second question, this laptop had problems for a number of months. It was turning off all of a sudden. We only used it for MS OFFICE software and sometimes Internet.
Regards,
Igor
#4
Posted 05 January 2013 - 01:01 PM
Hello Igor
Thanks for the additional information
The fact that the LED is dead suggests that the AC adapter is not working which may have lead to your battery becoming fully discharged without you realizing it, is this possible or do you know that the battery is fully charged.
The earlier problems that you were having with sudden shutdowns may have been caused by overheating, we can look into this if and when we get the notebook up and running.
Thanks for the additional information
The fact that the LED is dead suggests that the AC adapter is not working which may have lead to your battery becoming fully discharged without you realizing it, is this possible or do you know that the battery is fully charged.
The earlier problems that you were having with sudden shutdowns may have been caused by overheating, we can look into this if and when we get the notebook up and running.
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