is it possible to solder a laptop with out sendng it to the manu. fact.??

Question

So im having this problem with my dell inspiron 6000 laptop...My computer wont recognize any dell inspiron charger...Im positive the chargers work because they work in my roomates laptop...I asked the question of whats wrong with it and some 1 told me i needed to get the portion of the computer where u stick the power chord in re **Soliderd**** is that the word??? if so how do i go about doing so without sending my whole laptop back to dell??

Answer 1

The word is SOLDER (soder): a metal or metallic alloy used when melted to join metallic surfaces

Take it to a professional. Or send it to dell. Removing the cover of a laptop is not for the weak at heart, especially if you have never accomplished that before. You must also be very carefull when SOLDER'ing as to not heat the soldering iron up to high. This should also be done by someone that is experienced in doing this.

Answer 2

I would not attempt to solder this connection. You must be extremely careful as there are just too many things that could go wrong. Besides - you would only be guessing what the problem is. Not worth the risk.

Answer 3

If your laptop is still under warranty period, you better send it to Dell. If not, try to bring it at your nearest PC Technician.

"Soldered" is the right spelling not Soliderd.

Answer 4

you can but it will void the warranty and if you don't know what your doing it could have some really bad results on the start up or plugging it in. besides that have you ever tried to get a laptop apart and put it back together? it is a real bear to do. especially if you don't have a key to open the security locks.

Answer 5

If you do not know how to spell 'soldered' then do not do it.

If it is in warranty, pull the hard drive and send it back to Dell.

Answer 6

Soldering is technically possible but absolutely not recommended.