I Have a d610 it saris sometime's up and most of the time,s it start note up wath is the problem the battery led flickering red. ??

The cables could either be loose or need to be replaced for your TV or the connection ports are broken. The LED lights or the T conn board could be causing the TV screen to flicker.

I would take note of the message you are getting and buy a new battery. I believe the red flashing lights mean that one or more of the cells in the battery are dying, and it's best not to turn off alarm lights like these. Did the battery hold charge for a longer period than one hour before you started to see the flashing light warning?

Seems like a faulty battery, contact clearmax.

I have been fighting with several of these GE Wireless Mice. Pressing the connect buttons on the mouse and USB receiver would not re-connect the mouse. As some ohere posting have pointed out, that little white circle on the usb plug shows where to squeeze to trigger the receiver to re-connect. When you've squeezed correctly, the red LED in the USB pug starts flashing brightly - not a dim flicker. You are supposed to then press the connect buttom under the mouse. Immediately the flashing LED on the receiver should go off, and your mouse should be ready to go. Each time you move the mouse, the same LED in the USB plug should flicker to show activity.

I have tried all this so many times without luck. Even replaced the mouse batteries several times - from the same pack.

Here is my 'FIX'. I think this mouse is very tight on the voltage it needs from the batteries. You need absolutely brand new, full power, good shape batteries. Bateries that look OK in another device, might not work in this mouse.

If you have a test meter and know how to use it, find a couple of batteries that are giving at least 1.6v each - more if possible. Pop these in, do the connect process above, and there is a good chance it will connect up fine.

Good luck.

Jason
Here is a link on the LED issue
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3696096-dell_portable_battery_led_flashes_orange
The battery is usable, but will slowly decline.

The system has the option of a 2nd battery in the media bay (In place of the optical drive) but since you don't have one installed, it just shows the 2nd battery as an option

Sounds like your battery needs replacing.

Looks like you need a new battery. Same thing happened with a DELL XPS, once the new battery was in place, all was fine.

the battery LED is indicating an internal battery failure. While the battery may still work, the LED indication will not change until you replace the failing battery. It can be an indication of a Failed Cell, low voltage etc. Something in the battery is no longer meeting specification and that triggers the LED indication.

ONLY RESOLVE, NEW BATTERY

When the message about optimal performance comes up, are you given an option to press F1(or some other key) to continue? That is normally the case. If you see that, press the key and let it start normally. Once it has started completely, do a full shutdown. Disconnect the AC adapter from the computer and from the wall. Let the system 'rest' for a few minutes. Connect the adapter to the AC power and check to make sure the GREEN led light on the transformer is lit. If it is, connect the power supply to the computer and start it.

Good luck and please let me know how it works oout for you.

The light indicator for the battery is; green-charging, yellow-battery failure, and red-charging system failure. The charging system failure happens when the power management chip fails. The pm chip regulates and controls the power input & usage, allows the machine to switch from AC to battery, and cotrols the charging. This will also cause the problem with the power button not workin or being hard to start. Unfortunately, the motherboard will have to be replaced in order to fix this.