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Symptoms

This video is a great starting point to help identify which of the following sections you should use to troubleshoot further:

My Computer Does not Start

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Cause

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No Power: With the Power button is pressed, no Diagnostics LEDs illuminate and the Power button LED does not light up. The computer will not boot to Windows and there is no sign of power to the computer, keyboard, or mouse.

• No Power For Desktops or All-in-One PCs
• No Power For Notebooks

No Power For Desktops or All-in-One PCs:

Computers have a power light LED that glows when it is receiving power.

On Desktops, the front panel of the computer case has LED near the power button.

Try these quick steps to recover your Dell computer from a power issue.

Try the following steps to resolve a desktop not-powering situation (There are more detailed instructions in the troubleshooting link below.):

NOTE: Certain Dell All-in-One PCs may have a separate power adapter.

• Power Supply Unit (PSU) Built-in Self-Test (BIST) - Desktop

If you have identified a No Power issue? You can find out more information and troubleshooting help on this issue by using the article that is linked below:

• How to Troubleshoot a No Power Issue on your Dell Desktop or All-in-One PCs

Here is a quick video that covers all the reasons why your desktop is not starting up.

Power issues on Desktop computers

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NOTE: Power cords that are supplied for a monitor may be different based on the Vendor, Dell Monitor power cables are interchangeable with the Dell Desktops.

No Power For Laptops:

On laptops, the indicator that power is reaching the computer can be a lit LED power button. Alternatively, it may be an LED located in the upper part of the keyboard or along the front edge of the computer itself.

Try these quick steps to recover your Dell computer from a power issue.

Try the following steps to resolve a laptop no power situation:

NOTE: Some models of Notebook such as the Ultrabook models may not have a removable battery. If you check your manual and it does not have your battery as a removable part, then move straight to step 5.

1. Ensure that the battery is fully charged.

2. Remove the battery and disconnect the AC Adapter; Hold the power button down for 15 - 20 seconds to discharge the Static Electricity.

3. Reseat the battery on the Notebook and power it on.

4. Remove the Battery from the Notebook and power it on using only the AC Adapter.

5. Ensure that the Power LED on the AC Adapter is lit. This ensures the functionality of the AC Adapter, also try another working AC Adapter if available.

Here is a quick video that covers the reasons why your laptop is not starting up.

My Dell in 99 seconds: Cannot turn on your laptop

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Once you have identified a No Power issue, you can find out more information and troubleshooting help by checking out the articles that are linked below:

• How to Troubleshoot a No Power Issue on Your Dell Notebook
• Guide on Checking Battery Health Status
• Notebook Systems: Self-Heal from No Post/No Power/No Video

NOTE: The M-BIST test has been built into the Dell family of laptops starting with the Latitude XX90 series of computers.

No Post (Power On Self-Test): Once the Power button is pressed, the computer goes through a series of internal checks. If any of these checks should fail, the computer will not boot to Windows. The diagnostic LED's and or Power button LED should illuminate to indicate the potential problem.

The term POST refers to Power-On Self-Test, which is a series of checks the computer goes through whenever it starts. If the computer fails any of these tests, it stops the start-up process and report a fault. Troubleshooting across Desktops, All-in-One PCs and Notebooks use the same procedures, but different reference material.

Try these quick steps to recover your computer from a POST or startup issue.

• No POST For Desktops or All-in-One PCs
• No POST For Notebooks

No POST For Desktops or All-in-One PCs:

Indications of a failed POST include:

• If the computer is displaying the Dell logo and does not move past that point, it has probably failed POST.
• If the power light lights up and it is amber or orange, this is usually an indicator that it has failed POST. Note down if there is a particular pattern in which it beeps or flashes.
• If you see the text on a black screen, the computer is performing the POST. If the computer stays in that condition and does not move past it, it has probably failed POST.
• If the video screen displayed anything at all during the startup process but is now black, this probably indicates that the computer failed POST.

NOTES:

• For information about computer beep codes, see the table in your computers User Manual or have a look at this article:
  Understanding Beep Codes on a Dell Desktop or All-in-One PC
• For information about Desktop LED codes, see the table in your computers User Manual or check out these articles:
  Diagnostic Indicators (Inspiron Desktops),
  Diagnostic Indicators (XPS Desktops),
  Diagnostic Indicators (Vostro Desktops),
  Diagnostic Indicators (OptiPlex Desktops),
  and
  Diagnostic Indicators (Dell Precision Workstations.)
• If you cannot find the beep or LED diagnostics code your personal computer displays in any of the media above, please contact Dell Technical support directly.

• If the computer is not beeping and the Diagnostic LEDs are not flashing or lit? Unplug all connections and remove all media communication devices (for example external monitors). Reconnect one at a time and check if the computer functions.
• For a Desktop at the Dell logo screen, tap the F12 key. Enter the One Time Boot Menu and use the arrow keys to highlight Diagnostics and press enter. Some Desktops do not have an F12 key, to access the boot options you have to press the <0> (zero) key at the Dell logo screen.

For information about running and using the ePSA Diagnostics, please check out our:

• ePSA Diagnostics Guide

No POST For Laptops:

Indications of a failed POST include:

• If the computer is displaying the Dell logo and does not move past that point, it has probably failed POST.
• If the computer is beeping or if Diagnostic LEDs, Caps/Num/Scroll Lock LEDs are flashing? Note down if there is a particular pattern in which it beeps or flashes. This is usually an indicator that it has failed POST.
• If you see the text on a black screen, the computer is performing the POST. If the computer stays in that condition and does not move past it, it has probably failed POST.
• If the video screen displayed anything at all during the startup process but is now black, this probably indicates that the computer failed POST.

NOTES:

• For information about computer beep codes, see the table in your computer's User Manual.
• For information about Notebook LED codes, see the table in your computers User Manual or check out these articles:
  Diagnostic and Battery Indicators (Latitude Notebook and Tablet) and Diagnostic Indicators (Dell Precision Mobile)
• If you cannot find the beep or LED diagnostics code your personal computer displays in any of the media above, contact Dell Technical support directly.

• If the computer is not beeping and the Diagnostic LEDs and caps/num/scroll lock LEDs are not flashing or lit? Unplug all connections and remove all media communication devices (for example external monitors). Reconnect one at a time and check if the computer functions.
• For a laptop, press and hold the <Fn> key and then press the power button. This starts the preboot testing and will launch ePSA.

For information about running and using the ePSA Diagnostics, please check out our:

• ePSA Diagnostics Guide

If you are looking for more information and troubleshooting help to continue resolving this issue, you can use the article that is linked below:

• How to Troubleshoot a No POST Issue on a Dell PC

No Boot: Once the system has loaded the Dell splash screen and then finished the POST checks. The Dell splash screen goes off and the system hands over to the Operating System. If the operating system does not start for any reason, this is called a No Boot.

No Video: Once the Power button is pressed, the computer powers on and proceeds to the POST checks where you may see the Diagnostic LED's illuminate for a short time. The Power button LED illuminates and the keyboard LEDs but there are no signs of video on the Screen/Display. You may hear the Windows login melody, but the screen is blank.

If the power indications are normal, but there is never any video that is seen on the computer's display during the startup process? This probably indicates a No Video issue.

NOTE: For Desktop computers - Remember that the monitor has a separate power supply. Ensure the monitor has a power LED indicator showing that it is turned on.

NOTE: Certain Dell All-in-One PCs can be connected to an external monitor using VGA, HDMI, or DisplayPort connectors. This feature may vary across different models. See the User Manual of your Dell personal computer.

Try these quick steps to resolve video issues on a Dell computer.

Troubleshooting a No Video issue:

• How to Troubleshoot a Dell Desktop Monitor
• How to Troubleshoot a Dell Notebook LCD Panel issue
• Troubleshooting a Notebook LCD Screen That is Black or Blank
• Common Issues with Video on Notebook LCD Screens
• How to Troubleshoot Video Issues on your Dell Laptop Computer

NOTE: For Notebooks, press and hold the <Fn> key and then press the power button. This starts the preboot testing and will launch the ePSA diagnostics. The ePSA's will test your video with a series of patterns.

My Laptop Display Will not Turn on

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If they look fine, but you want to test more? You can respond to the video test by pressing the letter <N> and ePSA will then launch the LCD BIST test. If you have a no video issue? You can either run the <Fn+Power> keyboard shortcut to enter the ePSAs or <D+Power> keyboard shortcut to run the LCD BIST from POST.

How to Test Your Dell Laptop Screen

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NOTE: Two new diagnostic BIST tests have been built into the Dell family of laptops, starting with the Latitude XX90 generation of computers.

Resolution

Further Information

Clearing CMOS/NVRAM on your personal computer:

The RTCRST jumper allows you to clear NVRAM. The NVRAM is cleared when the jumper is closed. (You can use the jumper from the password bridge.) Remember that it is always best practice to remove the power cable from the personal computer before opening the lid or access panel and going inside. To clear the CMOS, AC power must be applied to the computer for about 10 seconds while the jumper is closed. (This does not necessarily mean turning the computer on, putting power across the motherboard is enough.) Browse to Clearing CMOS via removing and reseating the CMOS battery for visual guides to this process.

Pins 1-2 shorted clears NVRAM

Warning: Resetting CMOS on most platforms clears the Management Engine BIOS Extension (MEBx) settings including the MEBx password and all configured settings.

1. Disconnect the external power from the personal computer.

2. Remove the computer cover.

3. Locate the 2-pin password connector (PSWD) on the system board.

4. Remove the 2-pin jumper plug.

5. Locate the 2-pin CMOS jumper (RTCRST) on the system board.

6. Move the 2-pin jumper plug from the PSWD pins onto the RTCRST pins for approximately 5 secs.

7. Return the 2-pin jumper plug to the PSWD pins.

8. Replace the computer cover.

9. Connect your computer to main power again, and turn it on.

Common issues:

These 4 (four) issues are the most common reasons why you would be troubleshooting a problem outside of your Operating System.

They break down into 3 (three) outcomes:

1. You identify a hardware issue that reseating does not resolve and contact us to arrange a repair.

2. You identify a software issue and either resolve the issue or contact us for a resolution.

   • You can find out how to identify your warranty status from Dell Knowledge Base article How to Find Warranty Status and Information.

   • You can contact us online through our various Twitter channels:

   • How to Contact Dell on Twitter

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   • You can find out about the latest contact information for us from the following link: Contact Support.

   • How to Get Help from Dell Technical Support

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   • You can find out more about BIOS recovery options from the Dell Knowledge Base article How to Recover the BIOS on a Dell Computer or Tablet.

   • There are diagnostic and logging tools available on the Dell Support Site or Contact Support.

1. Going through the troubleshooting results in fixing the fault, without a clear reason why.

   • Once you are back into your operating system and online. You can take advantage of the Diagnostics Engine on our Support Site to do a thorough check of your personal computer.

   • How to use the Dell Online Diagnostic Tool to troubleshoot your Dell PC.

   • What Dell diagnostic tools can I use to fix hardware problems?.

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