Dell XPS M1530 Laptop "connect usb cord pc charge" Questions

...cord was replaced. Computer still will not turn on. Hi, Some laptops will not turn on if the battery pack has a fault. Remove the battery pack (usually the pack is easily removed by unlocking a tab ...

connect usb pen drive, ext. HDD, etc. these are on and flashing Is the laptop off or Hibernating? Sleeping? Open the Control Panel, Power Options, Set to High Performance, open Advanced Power settings

...iPod Shuffle does not come with a charger. It charges through the small connector that connects the iPod to your computer via the USB port. Hope that was helpful! With the same cord you charge it ...

...cord again -- do NOT plug in any USB connections at this time. Try to boot the laptop as normal. If the laptop does not boot as normal now, then you will need to take the laptop in for service. If it ...

...USB port to charge it and when I came back my laptop shutoff. When I try to power it on again the green light on the power key comes on for one second and shuts back off. I have taken out the battery ...

...usb mouse/keyboard, and internet cable) I tried the power button. Nothing happened. I disconnected everything except the power cord, and still nothing. After I disconnected the power cord, the power ...

USB cord and I notice it looked like it had been chewed on (I recently had a problem of mice in my house) as I examined the cord I touched one of the chewed sections where the insulations had been cut

usb cord in the lap top to charge...it says software unsuccessful..when i tool the phoen out..and shut it down..the computer wont come back on,,and a little orange light on the side is flashing when i

cord was necessary. If you are lucky, like i was, they might send you a replacement for free What has happened is that the dc jack connector in your laptop has come loose or one of the connections has

cord and it works in my galaxy s4 so that is not necessarily the issue. I read somewhere that the adapter needs a certain output and was wondering if that's the issue? If this is not the case then the