Top 20 Dell Studio One 19 PC Desktop Questions & Answers

load the latest video driver from Intel and it fixed the problem. Here is a link to the driver that you need: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&ProdId=2991&DwnldID=18336&lang=eng

HDMI cable

Reset monitor colors

get the power cord from computer market

Yeagh, mine started doing that after I replaced my duff dell power supply with a half priced double the watts 'generic' one .. I stopped worrying about it years ago .. and the PC is still working

MyDell Studio One 19 monitor screen is black after 4 minutes

Haven't tried this - but looks like it has potential...

Open Cabinet, check wires connection to find if their any loose connection, then try reinstalling your OS

I had the same problem with my computer. This one is kind of a hard one because it requires a little trouble shooting(If you don't have extra parts to swap to trouble shoot, it can be hard). I couldn't find the answer anywhere online for this. I found it was that my power supply was to weak to run all my stuff and two monitors. This may or may not be the case for you. Check these: Monitor may be broken Mother Board broke Video card failure Power supply too weak I hope this helps, good luck.

There is no output for an additional monitor on these (VGA, HDMI, etc), so I think you are out of luck...

Mike this means that one or more capacitors in your monitor is faulty. A bulged or leaking capacitor would cause that. Capacitors hold power from the source long enough for your display on the monitor and if the capacitor is faulty it might not hold the power long enough for display. As a result of this, the monitor is able to give display only for about 6 to 8 seconds and it switches off.To solve this problem, you need to open up the monitor, using a long and sharp tool to perfectly separate the two covers. Make sure that you take note of the finger-like structures that are holding the two covers together, do not break any of them, they are the only supporting structures, holing up your monitor in cover. Make sure to open the monitor from the bottom, working your way round to the top. When you succeed, check the power circuit board of the monitor( Where the power cable is plugged), and check for any leaking and bulged capacitors. When you do, make sure that you take note of the ratings and the colour codes on the capacitor, and be cautious of the position of which the capacitor is placed on the circuit board so that when you replace with a new one, it is replaced exactly as the old one was placed., This is done to avoid negative with negative or positive with positive......I hope this will help to solve your problem Mike

Either CPU or GPU is getting too heated up.. Try to clean and apply thermal paste on your CPU GPU chips.. Usually cpu gets heated up when you've a weak SMPS output.. Check that too with known good one power unit.

Well, you just either have to move your mouse or press the power button.If you're reffering to yourself, then drink two cups of coffee.

Although you will rarely be able to repair your own CD player, you may be able to diagnose problems.

That can help you decide whether to have it repaired.

WARNING: Before you start troubleshooting remember that you are dealing with electricity that can KILL.

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Only work inside the computer case when the power has been switched off and disconnected. Never open the power source.

Some of the below steps recommend removing physical parts within the computer.

While in the computer it is highly recommend that you be aware of ESD and its potential hazards

Check all connections, such as from player to amplifier or receiver and receiver to speaker. Check and clean contacts on RCA jacks and cables and try a different input on the amplifier or receiver.

Clean the lens.

Use only a special CD lens cleaner and follow the instructions carefully.

Check the traverse assembly (the metal rod that the laser travels along and the gear that drives it) if CDs aren't recognized or won't play, frequent skipping occurs at random, CDs randomly get stuck in one spot, the player can't find tracks correctly, or cleaning the lens doesn't work.

Dust and lint may be interrupting its function.

Have the laser-head assembly checked by a repair person if the traverse assembly seems intact and free of debris.

Check for a stuck CD if the drawer won't open or close or will only partially open or close.

If there isn't one, have gears and belts replaced.

Lubricate the gears if the CD player will only play certain tracks or up to a particular point on a disc.

Look for broken plastic parts, such as gears and clips.

Look for loose or broken internal connections.

Have the power supply replaced if your CD player overheats.

If your player won't recognize a disc, make sure the CD is properly loaded and not scratched, and that the lens is clean.

Hope this helps.

Try booting with only the basic hardware - remove all printers etc - If you are having a hardware issue -and it is a sudden thing you have hardware issues. Remove all but one memory stick and see if it boots - if now - remove the one memory stick and place the other one in. If you know you're way around - go to boot the machine and as it starts - hit the delete key and keep hitting it until it goes into the DOS mode. Check the date that is set there. If it isn't that days date set it to that day. Keep settings and continue the boot. Gary @ Fix Ya.

Try disconnecting the battery and leave it off for about 10 to 20 minutes.

is it onboard or a graphics card, if it plugs into a card its more than likely that the card itself isnt seated properly. do you get any beeps when there is no display?

Es posible que tenga algunos virus y malware. Inicie su PC y presione F8 varias veces hasta que el menu de inicio aparece. A continuacion, seleccione "Modo seguro con funciones de red". Ahora todos o algunos de los programas gratuitos de abajo. Descargue, instale y ejecute Malwarebytes Anti-Malware: http://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=5756 Durante la instalacion de elegir la version no profesional. Descargar, descomprimir, instalar y ejecutar TDSSKiller: http://majorgeeks.com/Kaspersky_TDSSKiller_d6895.html Descargue, instale y ejecute Super Anti-Spyware: http://majorgeeks.com/SUPERAntiSpyware_d5116.html Si usted tiene un anticuado programa anti-virus a continuacion, descargar, instalar y ejecutar el Avira Anti-Virus: http://majorgeeks.com/Avira_AntiVir_Personal_-_FREE_Antivirus_d955.html Asegeurse de seleccionar todas las "categorias de amenazas" al instalar o configurar Avira ... Usted debe estar en muy buena forma, si se ejecuta e instala todos estos programas.

start tapping f8 after you boot the machine, when given the boot menu, try to load safe mode, and see if it loads. if it does, then you need to do a system restore back to before you got the black screen. more than likely windows loaded an updated driver that disagrees with your system. try that and let me know what happens :) If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joel_63c670a84e9f6a97

Wow, now that's why I don't like all in one's on anything. If one thing breaks down, you're out of all the others. OK, it sounds like your video is bad or going bad. Now if you had a regular computer it would be easy to track down the problem because all you would have to do is plug an external monitor into the computer and see if it does the same thing. I'm not sure if your all in one will allow you to attach another monitor, if it does, do it. If it does not, then you've got to suffer the consequences of an all in one and that means being without everything until the one thing is fixed.