My laptop does not turn on at all.

Hi paramvirgull...

Hook your laptop to an external monitor and see if the screen comes on...if it does then your lcd screen is faulty and needs replacment.
If it does not come on then re-download your video driver/s. If that does not work.
Maybe your lcd inverter or backlight bulb is faulty and needs replacement.
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Remove the battery and try again to open it without the battery attached

If you purchased it new, you should be able to get the keyboard replaced under warranty. Dell's come with a minimum 1-year warranty. Give them a call and tell them the issue with the spacebar.

Does the battery for dell inspiron 1545 plug in. It maybe because the battery pack is too hot ,you can turn off the laptop,let the pc notebook and the laptop battery both cooled down.Then try turn on it to see. If still happen to the matter,it must because the wrong turn off did harm to your Inspiron 1545 laptop adapter.

She will have to take it to a repair shop and have the touchpad replaced. This is going to cost her about $200, since the warranty has expired a few days ago. Unless of course she had got extra warranty, in that case it will be free.

In first place you still have the dell warranty because you have use the notebook for only 6 month, but the explanation that states indicates that your machine has a virus, I suggest to take the machine to a rapair shop. Good luck

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I would quickly return it under warranty

Hi there. I've been a Dell Technician for more than 2 years and from what I know, this type of system is not designed for gaming maybe because of its graphics card is integrated with the motherboard and sharing its memory.

However, your system is still under warranty (1-yr limited warranty). If you purchased it from the US, you can call their toll-free phone and have it checked. But if you live outside US, check with the store from where you purchase it so they can run a thourough check on your system.

You may also try using a notebook cooling pad to help your system cool down a bit especially when you're playing games.

Hope this helps!!!

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At less than 1 month old, this is a potential warranty call. Installing questionably safe software could have caused this problem too.
If you haven't had it long enough to accumulate a great amount of valuable data on the hard drive, you could simply try to do a factory restore with the restore disks that shipped with the computer or by holding down a key at start-up to launch a built in restore program. (the key options should be displayed on your screen during start-up)