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The same problem i found in my laptop dell n5010.ДЁ beeps has many possibilities, check followingДЎ) cable of display if found loose, disconnected then tight or connect in socketДў) if cable is connected well, try external monitor, if it works on external monitor, display is dead, replace itДЈ) if external monitor not working, and system is running but no display then GPU ball connection with motherboard are melt and disconnected. THEY JUST OPEN LAPTOP AND HEAT UP GPU ON MOTHERBOARD.

If not, then the cost of repair will be yours, but at this point you really have nothing to lose. It is possible that they still honor the original warranty. Should you have a broken LCD, I would contact Dell and talk to them about the warranty issues. If the colors are displayed across the screen without a problem, then the issue is not with the LCD.' from here. The test allows you to distinguish an LCD panel problem from a problem with the controller. While the LCD BIST test runs, the LCD is operating on its own, free of the video controller, which may be discrete (a video card) or on board (on the system board). You should then see the Dell logo screen with the message 'Diagnostic boot selected' in the top corner. Use the up and down arrow keys to select on the menu and press the Enter key. It may be necessary to repeatedly press the key during the start-up process. Power up the system and then press the F12 key during the boot process to get to the Boot Menu, if you are able to see the display. Remove the battery and AC Adapter from the laptop and press the power button down for about 10-15 seconds to release flea power. 'If the LCD on the system does not show any display, here are some basic steps that you can perform: 8Beeps is usually a LCD or cable failure. What are my options? My warranty runs out in about 2-3 weeks - thing is, my keyboard broke couple of months ago and I replaced it at my own expanse in a private shop - does it void the warranty? and does the warranty covers this at all? I just don't want to send it all the way to the lab when there's a possibility they won't even fix it either because warranty doesn't cover it or because warranty was voided. I've tried connecting it to an external monitor yesterday and it does work. I've read online that 8 beeps means there's a problem with my screen or something like that. Then, about a week ago, it stopped working all together - whenever I turn it on, the screen stays black and after a few seconds the laptop starts to beep 8 times over and over again until I shut it down. It started with overheating problems sometime ago, then 2-3 weeks ago whenever I turned on the laptop it wouln't boot or show anything, meaning it would turn on, the lights were on but there were no beeps of signs of boot or any display (well, screen backlight was actually going on but it was still dark), What I did whenever that happend was letting the battery dry out and then would plug it to the power supply and turn it on, usually worked. Please include information on PSU, cooler, case, peripherals, and anything attached to the computer by wireless or wired (mouse, keyboard, joystick, printer, headset, xbox, etc.I've had my N5010 for almost 3 years now, and lately I've come across some problems, which peaked with the last one - dead monitor apparntly.

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System Info - See Your System Specs - Windows 7 Help Forums After clicking it you can find a link a little below that says 'Update your System Spec', click on this link to get to the page where you can fill in your system specs.

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How To Fill Out Your System Specs Windows 10 Forums Specs - Fill in at Ten Forums: Windows 10 Forums the left corner below in your post you find 'My System Specs'.

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Please update the system specs in 'My Computer'

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Installation Upgrade Add Safe Mode to Boot Options in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums If you can open the computer's windows advanced troubleshooting menu > click on startup settngs > restart > for safe mode choose any of these options with the corresponding # There are multiple methods to open safe mode for the next boot:ДЎ) adminstrative command prompt type: shutdown /r /o /f /t 00Дў) holding the shift key and clicking the windows icon > power > restartДЈ) msconfig > boot > safe boot (multiple options) To get to the startup options you would need to be able to open the windows advanced troubleshooting options on the computer. The startup options are where the safe mode options are located.

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When using a bootable windows 10 iso there are no startup options, just startup repair.