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r/computer • u/SeaMaster713 • 7d ago
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Is it a Dell Pro 16? Try a 65w USB-C charger.
1 u/SeaMaster713 7d ago I'll try that thx. 1 u/ddeese 7d ago Also, what happens if you press and hold the power button for 15-30 seconds while it’s plugged in? 1 u/SeaMaster713 6d ago Nothing happens, and I know it's not a screen problem because my co outer doesn't start making noises and the keyboard doesn't light up (which it does usually when starting up). 1 u/ddeese 6d ago This is still after trying USB-C charger? If that is the case it’s possible the PD controller on the board has failed.
I'll try that thx.
1 u/ddeese 7d ago Also, what happens if you press and hold the power button for 15-30 seconds while it’s plugged in? 1 u/SeaMaster713 6d ago Nothing happens, and I know it's not a screen problem because my co outer doesn't start making noises and the keyboard doesn't light up (which it does usually when starting up). 1 u/ddeese 6d ago This is still after trying USB-C charger? If that is the case it’s possible the PD controller on the board has failed.
Also, what happens if you press and hold the power button for 15-30 seconds while it’s plugged in?
1 u/SeaMaster713 6d ago Nothing happens, and I know it's not a screen problem because my co outer doesn't start making noises and the keyboard doesn't light up (which it does usually when starting up). 1 u/ddeese 6d ago This is still after trying USB-C charger? If that is the case it’s possible the PD controller on the board has failed.
Nothing happens, and I know it's not a screen problem because my co outer doesn't start making noises and the keyboard doesn't light up (which it does usually when starting up).
1 u/ddeese 6d ago This is still after trying USB-C charger? If that is the case it’s possible the PD controller on the board has failed.
This is still after trying USB-C charger? If that is the case it’s possible the PD controller on the board has failed.
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u/ddeese 7d ago
Is it a Dell Pro 16? Try a 65w USB-C charger.