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i have a alienware R-4 IT CYCLES THROUG LIKE ITS GOING TO BOOT UP BUT IT DOES NOTHING NEED HELP TO GET IT UP AND RUNNING
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Alienware - Rodrigo
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Posted April 20th, 2016 16:00
Hi,
Just to confirm, you have an Alienware Aurora R4 correct? Try pressing the F12 key to boot to the Boot menu. If you can get to this menu, select the ePSA/Diagnostic test option to run the system diagnostics. Let us know if you receive any errors.