What is happening and why ??

[Simone_ltt]

I am abroad and my PC is dead like this 
Please help me  
(ignore the guest house )
 

[FloRolf]

Looks like a dead display or dead gpu. 

Can you try connecting an external monitor? 

[WhitetailAni]

Sounds like a dead HDD to me

[Simone_ltt]

2 minutes ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Sounds like a dead HDD to me

Naah HDD alive

 

[WhitetailAni]

Dying HDD.

That screech does not sound good - seems like the platters aren't moving properly so it fails to boot your OS.

[kelvinhall05]

10 minutes ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Dying HDD.

That screech does not sound good - seems like the platters aren't moving properly so it fails to boot your OS.

I'm pretty sure you're hearing an optical drive. Even if the drive was dying, OP appears to be doing a cold boot, and he can't even see the BIOS splash screen. Dead hard drive wouldn't cause that.

 

OP, try with an external monitor.

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

Judging by the lines on the display, I'm thinking bad display connection or the display itself is faulty. Like Kelvin said, try an external monitor. Do you hear the Windows chime if you're running Windows 7 and below? Annoying how the startup chime is actually a handy troubleshooting tool that Microsoft took away from us.

[SpaceGhostC2C]

10 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

I'm pretty sure you're hearing an optical drive.

I'm pretty sure as well

10 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Even if the drive was dying, OP appears to be doing a cold boot, and he can't even see the BIOS splash screen. Dead hard drive wouldn't cause that.

Not sure about dead HDD, but bad SATA connection can cause no POST. Still, his symptoms aren't consistent with it. Bad screen or bad GPU far more likely.

 

10 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

OP, try with an external monitor.

100% agree.

[PeachGr]

Try to run it on external monitor to eliminate the GPU.

If you have a USB and another computer, try to make an Ubuntu driver and run it (after removing the HDD). Otherwise, really just take it to a technician. Good luck

[WhitetailAni]

3 hours ago, yaboistar said:

I have to wonder whether those who are complaining about the noise have ever used an optical drive in their lives because even laptop ones sure as hell ain't silent

None of 9 optical drives don't screech like that...
And two of them are from 1995...

[Trik'Stari]

Most likely a bad LCD screen, or possibly the wire is loose on either the mobo or LCD screen end. Although I would say bad LCD screen is more likely.

 

Not hard to replace at all.

[TomvanWijnen]

1 hour ago, ragnarok0273 said:

None of 9 optical drives don't screech like that...
And two of them are from 1995...

All of the optical drives in computers I've ever heard when booting make that sound (or something very similar) when booting... maybe you're confusing the background noise with the optical drive noise.

 

Like the others said, I think it's something with your display, or very maybe your GPU. I recommend trying to connect an extenal display, see if that works.

[WhitetailAni]

9 minutes ago, TomvanWijnen said:

All of the optical drives in computers I've ever heard when booting make that sound (or something very similar)

Mine just make a soft "click" noise.

[Simone_ltt]

9 hours ago, FloRolf said:

Looks like a dead display or dead gpu. 

Can you try connecting an external monitor? 

 

4 hours ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Mine just make a soft "click" noise.

 

4 hours ago, TomvanWijnen said:

All of the optical drives in computers I've ever heard when booting make that sound (or something very similar) when booting... maybe you're confusing the background noise with the optical drive noise.

 

Like the others said, I think it's something with your display, or very maybe your GPU. I recommend trying to connect an extenal display, see if that works.

 

5 hours ago, Trik'Stari said:

Most likely a bad LCD screen, or possibly the wire is loose on either the mobo or LCD screen end. Although I would say bad LCD screen is more likely.

 

Not hard to replace at all.

 

5 hours ago, ragnarok0273 said:

None of 9 optical drives don't screech like that...
And two of them are from 1995...

 

6 hours ago, PeachGr said:

Try to run it on external monitor to eliminate the GPU.

If you have a USB and another computer, try to make an Ubuntu driver and run it (after removing the HDD). Otherwise, really just take it to a technician. Good luck

 

9 hours ago, yaboistar said:

either the display cable has come partially unplugged at either end, has broken in the middle or your display's onboard circuity has called it quits. In any case, the rest of the laptop seems to be coming up properly. i have to wonder whether those who are complaining about the noise have ever used an optical drive in their lives becuase even laptop ones sure as hell ain't silent

 

as mentioned above, slap an external display onto it and you should be able to get something out of it. you can then start looking for spares (i advise stripping the screen down and getting the model number off the back of the screen to search for spares or compatible parts with). at that point you can then decide whether the price to replace it is worth keeping the laptop and replacing the display or getting another laptop.

 

9 hours ago, SpaceGhostC2C said:

I'm pretty sure as well

Not sure about dead HDD, but bad SATA connection can cause no POST. Still, his symptoms aren't consistent with it. Bad screen or bad GPU far more likely.

 

100% agree.

 

9 hours ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

Judging by the lines on the display, I'm thinking bad display connection or the display itself is faulty. Like Kelvin said, try an external monitor. Do you hear the Windows chime if you're running Windows 7 and below? Annoying how the startup chime is actually a handy troubleshooting tool that Microsoft took away from us.

 

9 hours ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

Judging by the lines on the display, I'm thinking bad display connection or the display itself is faulty. Like Kelvin said, try an external monitor. Do you hear the Windows chime if you're running Windows 7 and below? Annoying how the startup chime is actually a handy troubleshooting tool that Microsoft took away from us.

 

9 hours ago, kelvinhall05 said:

I'm pretty sure you're hearing an optical drive. Even if the drive was dying, OP appears to be doing a cold boot, and he can't even see the BIOS splash screen. Dead hard drive wouldn't cause that.

 

OP, try with an external monitor.

 

9 hours ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Dying HDD.

That screech does not sound good - seems like the platters aren't moving properly so it fails to boot your OS.

 

9 hours ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Sounds like a dead HDD to me

To every one who tried ansering my query 
My HDD is not dead 
Also when i Plug into external monitor it turns on
sometimes suddenly the laptop monitor turns on (when place in a specific angle)
Laptop > DELL VOSTRO 1510 with win7 (now hdd formatted)
 

 

[Simone_ltt]

6 hours ago, PeachGr said:

Try to run it on external monitor to eliminate the GPU.

If you have a USB and another computer, try to make an Ubuntu driver and run it (after removing the HDD). Otherwise, really just take it to a technician. Good luck

Techinitians in my end are really useless, even i know more than them so there is no point of taking to a technitians (in my locaton)
i'll preferably do it by self

Its a 
DELL VOSTRO 1510 

[Simone_ltt]

6 hours ago, PeachGr said:

Try to run it on external monitor to eliminate the GPU.

If you have a USB and another computer, try to make an Ubuntu driver and run it (after removing the HDD). Otherwise, really just take it to a technician. Good luck

I don't know how to do it
But i have another pc

 

[WhitetailAni]

Bad display then I think

[Simone_ltt]

3 minutes ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Bad display then I think

i'll try disassembling it then

 

 

[SpaceGhostC2C]

43 minutes ago, Abhirupam Sarmah said:

 

Also when i Plug into external monitor it turns on
sometimes suddenly the laptop monitor turns on (when place in a specific angle)
 

 

Then it's either the backlight or the inverter. 

[Simone_ltt]

1 minute ago, SpaceGhostC2C said:

Then it's either the backlight or the inverter. 

I mean it some specific angle it works as normal again

 

[PeachGr]

2 minutes ago, Abhirupam Sarmah said:

i'll try disassembling it then

 

 

It s an easy process, but if plug to another one works, try to disconnect the display output. Maybe it's shorted

[Simone_ltt]

1 minute ago, PeachGr said:

It s an easy process, but if plug to another one works, try to disconnect the display output. Maybe it's shorted

ok

 

[Trik'Stari]

4 hours ago, Abhirupam Sarmah said:

Techinitians in my end are really useless, even i know more than them so there is no point of taking to a technitians (in my locaton)
i'll preferably do it by self

Its a 
DELL VOSTRO 1510 

I was a dell certified technician for 2 and a half years at the company I currently work for.

 

It's either a dead LCD or bad video cable. Easy to replace by yourself if you can get the parts and a video on disassembly and reassembly for that specific model. Best of luck.

[Simone_ltt]

5 hours ago, Trik'Stari said:

I was a dell certified technician for 2 and a half years at the company I currently work for.

 

It's either a dead LCD or bad video cable. Easy to replace by yourself if you can get the parts and a video on disassembly and reassembly for that specific model. Best of luck.

Can you gimme a link to it 
I am in INDIA 
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Pleasse provide a link from the mentioned websites ^^^^^

 

[Flannelist]

Usually with lines like that i tend to think display cable, especially if it works okay in certain angles (even if only briefly), or if you move the hinge around.