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First, are you under warranty? Second, do you have accidental damage service? (I assume not, if you've come here for advice.)
Warranty will not cover something like this, for obvious reasons. But I would say the best thing would be to get an estimate on it. It may save you time - it may or may not be worth repairing, if it's the motherboard. On the other hand, if it's not the motherboard, then you should be in good shape, just in need of a few part replacements here and there.
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Posted September 8th, 2006 17:00
Check your memory,and try re-seating the hardrive,if that does not work then you might have broken the motherboard.
I would call/chat with Dell Support.See what they can do.
Nick,

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Posted September 8th, 2006 02:00