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Are you attempting to run 2 monitors at the same time or is this the only monitor you're using? Are you attempting to run 2 monitors at the same time or is this the only monitor you're using?
Do you have mutiple video cards? as in is there more than one place to plug in the montitor?Do you have mutiple video cards? as in is there more than one place to plug in the montitor?
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According to the information you gave it seems it can still be the RAM. I've had a few PC's unable to startup due to bad memory.
Either that or the the front panel conectors are wrongly connected. Sometimes they do have a color code, but it's best to reference the manual. Can be the button . . .
Here is the info straight from Dell. looks like you have an internal power issue. You will most likely need to contact Dell directly for assistance, they are pretty good about giving support even if the system is no longer covered under warranty.
If the power light is blinking amber - The computer is receiving electrical power, but an internal power problem might exist.
Ensure that the voltage selection switch is set to match the AC power at your location (if applicable).
Ensure that the processor power cable is securely connected to the system board.
It seems the problem lies in the SMPS. Before replacing yr SMPS, try to chck the power supply socket with a tester. If the power supply is ok, then the problem is with yr SMPS, pls replace it.
you should be able to get hold of a convert that plugs in to your laptop then you should be able to plug the monitor in to the converter with out having any problems with display settings
Are you attempting to run 2 monitors at the same time or is this the only monitor you're using?
Do you have mutiple video cards? as in is there more than one place to plug in the montitor?
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