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Have you charged the battery??
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Really a PC or a lappy?
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or is it desktop?
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If the latter - a battery charging option looks fave
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is it a GX520?
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Don't worry. Your daughter will probably know how to sort it out as the younger generation appear to be much more knowledgeable on things like that.
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Yes - she'll plug it in.
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New laptop batteries must be fully charged before first use.
Then fully discharge and re-charge 3 times to 'condition' the battery for a longer life. |
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Dell helpline been excellent in the past.....
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hold down on/off button for 4 or 5 seconds. that'll get it out of standby/sleep mode
then switch it back on |
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pc not laptop direct into mains.
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cheers reyes give that a try
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held button in no joy but the constant whirring & machine still on constant amber.
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Is the amber light on the PC or on the monitor?
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pc
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when it turns green proceed
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if only it would.
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It looks like youve got a duff PC there, bad luck, take it back.
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when did you buy it, yesterday?
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arrived yesterday.Looking like a return under warranty.
Thanx for all your help guys anyway. |
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you need to remove it form box and leave it for at least 4 hours at room temperature ,these item a bin stored in cold warehouses for weeks, and moisture gets into them , i found out with my Dell was the same ,it usually says in the small print
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thought that was the problem yesterday so when it actually started this morning thought it was probably condensation/change intemperature Been out the box 24 hours now.
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PSU possibly fubar.
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before sending it back id open it up and make sure everything is plugged in right.like give the graphics card a push to make sure its got a proper connection to the motherboard and so on
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do NOT open it up...your warranty will not be valid
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some pc's do have diagnostic lights on the front near the on/off button, should be more info in your manual.
they can tell you if for instance its a bad memory module |
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oh and another thing, as a dell owner myself, if you can avoid calling the indian help desk then do so at all costs.
obv a return under warranty will require contacting them, in which case they will try and sell you an upgraded care package with options like collect and return, just tell them to feck off. they will prob spend ages with you telling you to try things with the pc, good luck with that as they are useless imo. |