20 Most Recent Dell Latitude D510 Notebook Questions & Answers

Try cleaning the battery contacts. Maybe one or more are corroded.

on a desktop pc. open the side door. and ocate the apter . it is the chip connected to your motherboard that has an antenna on the outside of the tower. remove the screw holding it to the tower back wall. and gently grab the chip and pull to remove. to insert the new one simple follow the steps in reverse

http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=R71713

Anonymous, You can click the link below to download the Audio driver for your Latitude D510 Laptop. Dell D510 Drivers http://dell.to/1OnQTlc Thank You, Dell-Jesse L Dell Social Media and Communities

turn on the system by pressing FN key and then the power but this should start up the onboard diagnostics let me know if the line are displayed during the diagnostic if it does the its the graphics. when it ask you if vertical or horizontal bars were displayed. select N so it can test the LCD panel if the lines are displayed there then it is your lcd panel.To make sureyour lcd panel is fine it will display solid colors.

these are fairly passive in that if a headphone or earpiece is plugged in, they switch the output from the internal speaker to the external speaker. So, it's usually one of a few problems.

• The jack is mucked up, and needs replaced.
• The headphone plug wires have a broken connection
• The headphone needs power to amplify, and that's not working.

If trying another headphone or earpiece you know is working doesn't work, it's the jack itself. They can only handle so many uses before they either fail closed, or open or completely. Depending on which one, either:

• neither speakers nor headphones work.
• only speakers work
• only headphones work

Replacement necessitates opening the case and replacing the jack. For that, there's no help.

Need further details.

It indicates the type of bandwidth the dongle is using. Try changing the mode in the settings tab. If that doest work, your reception is bad and you have to move to another location that has better signal.

Trouble shoot Audio Problems. Steps 1) -Make sure speakers are not muted. 2) -Make sure Windows Audio Service is set to Automatic & Started. (Run services.msc. click on the start menu and click run and type services.msc ) Scroll down to Windows Audio Double click, start the service. And it should be set to "Automatic" 3) -Download & save to your desktop, Audio drivers for your computer model and Operating System from your Computer MFG Site. (Do not Install yet) 4) -Uninstall Audio Drivers in Device manager & Reboot. 5) -When new hardware is detected, point to desktop for drivers. from step 3:You Should re-install the Sound driver. You can get at Dells website http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=YKWJ1&fileId=2731108845&osCode=WW1&productCode=latitude-d510&languageCode=EN&categoryId=AU This is the software that talks to the hardware. It works majority of the time. click on the download in blue to run and install it. hope that helps

look at the pictures on your Dell 510 there should be 1 that looks like one of these. It is an s video port, your tv should have an s video input so you need an s video to s video cable. If not the check the inputs available on your tv and get an s video cable to fit your dell output and that will fit one of the available inputs on your tv.

I believe without dock it only has svideo or VGA out so your TV will need to have svideo in or VGA in. An alternative would be to use a streaming device such as chromecast.

uninstall the old lan card drivers , download the new driver from website and intall , it should fix the problem

Hey Fran, If you are looking to purchase and replaced the keyboard on your system you can call Dell Spare Parts Department at 1-877-717-3355 or search www.discountelectronics.com. For instructions on removing and or replacing parts on your Latitude D510 Notebook you can click the link below to download the online users manual. Dell Latitude D510 Users Manual http://dell.to/1onPkEB Thank You, Dell-Jesse L Dell Social Media and Communities Product Support Dell US

By your description it is very likely your hard drive finally failed. You probably looking at total data loss unless you have made recently an backup of it. You will have to get a new HD and then you can install your OS and software.

Another more remote possibility is that when you opened some covers, you accidentally disturbed the HD connection causing this problem.

Just for clarification, was there a lot of dust inside ?

Hope this helps.

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It worked for me, for the wireless drivers, I installed those for d520 as the ones for d510 didnt work.