How do i tighten the hinges on my dell c610 laptop?
108589
There are 5 screws on the back of your laptop. Three towards the right and two towards the left. Tighten these and your screen will be tighter. The C610's are notorious for broken right hinges though--- you'll know if yours are broken if one of the three screws on the right just spins and never stops.
168010
To much work in taking apart the lcd just to get to the sheets. best way to go just on ebay and search the excat part number for a replacement LCD or look for a dead laptop with a dead screen. if you can tell me the excat part numbers needed i might have a lcd avaible. email me at kirbykirbykirby3@hotmail.com
938553
I'm no expert on how to fix computers, but if your CD is still jammed in there, look for the manual release. There should be a tiny hole on or near your CD tray; stick a pin or something slender in there and your tray should open.
37968
First, make sure the fan inside is working. Second, make sure you have it set on a flat smooth hard surface. Sitting it on your lap or on the floor, the bottom is pressed against the fabric. Also on the four corners on the bottom there should be small pieces attatched to raise it above the surface slightly. Make sure you have them. If not, you can glue small round foam pieces about a centimeter to raise it a little. Also, you can go to Staples or another computer store and buy a item that keeps the computer cool. Explain to the sales assosiate your problem and they should be able to find it for you.
767832
Go to a repair shop and fix it. Don't open the laptop yourself or you may end up with bigger problems
820199
Hit the "L" and windows tab button in your keyboard, if that doesn't work smash the Monitor with a hammer and get into it. Thats the quickest way of getting into.
1109834
Go to tools and fix it up
937625
Hi there,\n\nGo to windows' control panel and open the "mouse" icon. Then select the appropriate option from the ones that are offered to you. If the option is not present in your Control Panel, you may need to install extra drivers from Dell's website ( http://www.dell.com , select support -> drivers ).
62760
you can change the case on most computers, i believe there wont be a problem to change it on the dell dimension.\n\ni leave you a link with athread discusing this issue\n\nhope it helps,
615117
In the front of the drive you will find a small pinhole. insert a straightened paper clip or stick pin in it. The door will pop open.
373793
Get a mini Phillips screwdriver...take off the lcd screws put it aside..then turn over the bottom unit...unscrew all the screws including the ones for memory, Wifi Card and maybe CPU...then lift that...then refix the connection for the speaker...put the chassis back on..rescrew everythin bak together and thas it.
932951
go to dell.com and then go to support & help/ drivers & downloads and download the video driver for your laptop
325139
It depends on the model.  A lot of laptops have DVD/CD drives that are VERY easy to change out.  First, look under the computer.  There should be one screw under the bottom of the drive.  Remove that.  Next, there should be a button of some kind under the drivers drawer.  It may look like a flat rectangle.  Some of these buttons pull out.  Some of them you push in to make them eject.  Once the button is ejected, pull it and the drive will slide out.  Now insert your new drive, push in the button, and replace the screw.  Of course make sure that the new drive is made to be compatible with your laptop and that you have the drivers if it needs them.  Sometimes they are plug-and-play, meaning that they will be automatically recognized by your computer and may only require you to restart you system for them to work properly.
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Common problem with the Dells.  It is caused by the build in "mouse" stick or touchpad shorting.  As it is a short, there is no key combination that will stop it.  It keeps moving until the short stops.  There is no way to fix or clean one that we have ever found.   We replace the keyboards and the palm rest.\n\nI support a site with about 1400 Dell laptops, and we normally replace 2-3 keyboards and touchpad units every week for just that issue.  We get boxes of 25 at a time. Fortunately, ours are under warranty.\n\n If your laptop is still under warranty, contact Dell to have it repaired.
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I'm guessing here, so I could be wrong! But with Dell's you can open up like a clam. They have a button on the top and bottom of the tower to push. Push them both in and open it up like a clam. Sometimes it's easier if 1 person does the button pushing and another does the opening....
383504
send it to dell to get fixed
380527
Different brands of laptops have different procedures for disassembling them.  I don't know of any instruction book or CD that provides directions for all laptops.\n\nYou'll have to look at the manufacturer's website for the directions on how to disassemble the laptop you have.\n\nWhat type of laptop is it that you want to disassemble?  Why do you want to disassemble it?