Dell Latitude D510 will not charge

Since you've tried two batteries and two power adapters it seems likely the problem is in the laptop itself.  Since the laptop won't run off just the power adapter, it seems likely there's something wrong early in the power distribution circuitry.  You'll likely need a new motherboard.

My thoughts exactly,
Looking for a place to purchase another motherboard

Thanks

Ebay has a few:
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=Dell+Latitude+D510+motherboard&_sacat=0

...and this place:
http://www.discountelectronics.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=4654&gclid=CN6_49jKjbICFSXZQgodWisArA

...and you might be able to get one from Dell itself.

What is you model #?

maybe better buy a new model; the same model can have the same problem

Airborne1128 thanks
the model is:  cn-0n8716-48643-56p-1117 or  0n8716

I need the sameboard because we have a database on it that collects data for us which the user has no back of.

Thanks

nobus
I orderd the same MOBO but will definitely research Paragon db-express

I'm also looking for na imaging option maybe this will do it as well:
C drive RAID1 build on two 36GB SCSI drives about 4 years ago, I hot swapped one of the drives with a 148GB drive about one year ago. I just ordered another 148GB SCSI and will swapout the other 36GB so that I have two 148GB drives. I want to change the RAID1 of 36GB to utilize the new larger drives without losing anything. This C drive runs SBS2003 which includes Exchange. Exchange runs on my D drive which is a RAID5.

if you want, buy the partition, or disk manager software; they have the function included
here a description of the adaptive restore :  http://www.paragon-software.com/business/adaptiverestore/

if you are not sure, and want to test it, put an empty drive in a newer laptop, and test if tit works !

You may just have a broken power jack on the motherboard, which is not too difficult to fix.

http://www.laptoprepairfix.co.uk/dell-repair/dell-latitude-d510-power-jack-repair.htm

http://www.batterycentury.com/dell-latitude-d510-jack-p-243339.html

Thanks
MoBo has been swapped

No points for me?

The following post ID's responded with the answer of a bad motherboard. http:#a38347262, and http:#a38347272.  http:#a38347295 asked for the model number of the laptop, http:#a38351002 provided the information, http:#a38351075 provided a link and information for a refurbished board.  http:#a38356188 stated the motherboard had been replaced.  Points went to http:#a38349091 which did not provide a solution.

I got you paulmacd.

No worries.  I really don't need the points, just being pedantic.

I've requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 125 points for paulmacd's comment #a38347262
Assisted answer: 125 points for paulmacd's comment #a38347287
Assisted answer: 125 points for airborne1128's comment #a38347295
Assisted answer: 125 points for airborne1128's comment #a38351075

for the following reason:

All,<br />&nbsp; <br />Following an 'Objection' by airborne1128 (at <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/R_10689.html">http://www.experts-exchang<wbr />e.com/R_10<wbr />689.html</a>) to the intended closure of this question, it has been reviewed by at least one Moderator and is being closed as recommended by the Expert.<br />&nbsp;<br />At this point I am going to re-start the auto-close procedure.<br />&nbsp;<br />Thank you,<br />&nbsp;<br />_alias99<br />Community Support Moderator

Thanks I replaced the MoBo from parts-people.com