I am sure there is other way of doing it? it may be a minor problem but it takes to think big either it may caused by some chip to be loose from the motherboard can anyone else did work on it, please give us a results
You would need to find someone very good at soldering to permanently fix it. Motherboards are often multi-layer and it is easy to solder things together that you shouldn't. In manufacture they are fitted by flow soldering (bath) techniques. Thanks for the feedback.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
I'm guessing you attempted to update the BIOS. What's the model number of your laptop? Did you have the AC adapter plugged in when performing the flash?
Yes I have my power cable connected, however I couldn't able to enter to the bios update into it, model is Dell Latitude D610 series, at first it was not able to see the Operating in the hard disk trying into bios to allowed it to see the Hdd and the OS into it, restarting and stop at www.dell.com Latitude D610 series. bios Revision A03
Well I wouldn't be flashing the bios unless you have a specific reason to. What happens if you remove the hard drive? If you are seeing the dell screen, but nothing else, it is likely a hardware issue. Try taking out the hard drive, if it boots and says hey no operating system, then the problem is likely a dead/dying hard drive. You can download Seatools for dos, make a bootable CD, start the computer, boot to the cd and do a basic generic test, if it passes do the extended test. If all those pass, perhaps you need to reinstall the O/S. A bad ram module could also halt the "post" process as we call it. http://www.seagate.com/support/down...
BIOS updates are NOT something you do on a regular basis like Windows and program updates. They are very rarely needed and should only be applied when there is a very specific listed issue that the update will solve - often it is to accommodate a new processor etc. If they go wrong you will need a new motherboard. Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
The bios version probably shows on the Dell logo screen and may not be there because of a bad upgrade attempt. Are we sure he tried to do an update? It might be frozen due to some hardware problem.
Did you attempt flashing the BIOS to circumvent passwords?
Thanks all guys who trying to give a good help for discover some other problem that made my Dell latitude D610 to stuck of dell logo. The intel chip has been loose from the mother board since I press it down it log on fast and released stuck again I had some one to press it several time and now I can use it normal
Thanks againMarkangel
You would need to find someone very good at soldering to permanently fix it. Motherboards are often multi-layer and it is easy to solder things together that you shouldn't. In manufacture they are fitted by flow soldering (bath) techniques. Thanks for the feedback.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
Thanks Derek, I have learned something, if I get something more I wouldn't hesitate come back and ask for a help
Are you sure it is the chip, and not just a heat sink? The link below has a couple of refurbished baords for that laptop for $29.
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