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Asked by chsccg in Power Supplies / UPS, PC Laptops, Miscellaneous Hardware
Help! I can't turn on my Dell Latitude D410. When I press the power button, the 3 green lights come on for a few seconds, but then they go off again. I've tried it with and without the docking station and with and without the battery. If I hold the Function key while I power up, the "arrow lock" light (on the right) stays on for a few seconds before it turns off. I think it's a bad motherboard, but I'm hoping it's something easier to fix. (This all began when I made the mistake of removing it from the dock without powering down. It worked fine while it was out, but when I tried to redock, it turned off. And then I couldn't turn it back on.) It seems to be a power issue (motherboard-related?) as far as I can tell; I think the rest of the hardware is OK. Can you confirm whether that sounds like the motherboard or something simpler? If it is the motherboard, is it worth fixing? (It's several years old.) Please let me know if you need more info about what happened or what I've tried. Thank you!
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