It is probably repairable, but if you need your data, and the hard drive is OK, you can mount it in an external bay or use an adapter cable and connect it to a working system to copy your data.
If it's out of warranty, contact a mainboard repair shop - or replace the mainboard (the latter is likely to be an expensive option).
Try search on AQS Computer service. They fixed my 5150 for $169+shipping. I just wonder why so many owners of this 5100, 5150, and 5160 have the same problem and Dell refuse to recognize it. I already canceled all of my company laptop purchase order thru Dell. I'm still order the desktop systems only
Thank you, Steve. I will follow up with that company. We have also discontinued buying our laptops from Dell. Too bad that Dell does not respond to the challenges.
it might be your memory module. you have 2 options, if it is under warranty call dell and get it fixed, if it's not under warantty they will ask you for approx $750 to fix it. And another option is contact
aqs12@adelphia.net
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If it's out of warranty, contact a mainboard repair shop - or replace the mainboard (the latter is likely to be an expensive option).
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I found their email address, it is: aqs12@adelphia.net I found this at the following web site: http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/5449/?o=240.
I have emailed them to get more information. I hope it helps!
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here is there web site, call them first to make sure they can fix it. It takes 1 day turn around to fix my laptop.
http://www.aqstech.com/
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http://www.aqstech.com/
they will fix it for you for approx $ 175-200 only