Dell latitude d600 service tag removal

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examdevil said:
Hi All

Need some help with Dell d600 worked fine for ages now not booting up , If I plug charger into electric socket power light turns green but as soon as I press power button on laptop , charger powers off. Laptop will not power up. tried diffrent chrager same issue my charger on with other laptops . tried removing memory hdd same issues .

Any Tips ?

Thanks
Ed
Sounds like a short somewhere. I have had this happen on other models from a shorted Fan, a burned Power Regulator, a Failed Power control board, and a bad Power Jack where the AC Adapter plugs in. The first 3 were easily fixed by replacing the bad part, but the last needs the services of a tech who has Surface Mount Soldering Tools to solder on a new Power Jack. The only other thing I can think of is someone somehow spilled liquid on it. If so, new m'board time!!
 
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However, be advised that official Dell refurbs as sold through at least 15 vendors, have had the Service Tag changed in the BIOS so that Dell can tell when the computer was sold without access to Dell services... They remove the old Service Tag, then replace it with another tag that means "This is a refubished Dell sold without warranty or tech support." The original seller is obligated to inform all those potential customers that it is sold without support.
 
Hi Paragon,
I have disassembled my D600 Latitude, down to the motherboard. Having trouble finding that chip to perform the paper clip procedure. everything is covered with black plastic. How can I find it?
 
oldskooltek said:
Hi Paragon,
I have disassembled my D600 Latitude, down to the motherboard. Having trouble finding that chip to perform the paper clip procedure. everything is covered with black plastic. How can I find it?
It is under ther the PCMCIA Hardware and then under the the black insulation sheet. It reportedly is a 24C04N
 
Paragon,
Thanks a lot man, i found it. reassembled and booted up. i think i shorted the wrong pins...5 and 6?

1-3-5-7
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2-4-6-8
 
Chip pin Pairs to short

8-7-6-5

24C04N

1-2-3-4
This is the layout of the pins by number. Either Pin sets 3/6 or 4/5 are the ones to short. You will have to probably short more than once to get to the Manufacturing Mode screen, and you must delay the short until after Power On with a delay of from 1-6 seconds.
 
Hi Howard,
I have Dell D600 and attempting to perform to shorting technique, what pins do I short on the 24C04N chip? I think I short the wrong ones...admin pw remains, shorted 5 & 6, can anyone advise me on this issue? Thanks
 
oldskooltek said:
Hi Howard,
I have Dell D600 and attempting to perform to shorting technique, what pins do I short on the 24C04N chip? I think I short the wrong ones...admin pw remains, shorted 5 & 6, can anyone advise me on this issue? Thanks
I have told you before, short either pin set 4/5 or 3/6. 3 or 4 are grounds, 5 or 6 are the active pins you are needing to ground at the proper time
 
Latitude D600 Service Tag

I would appreciate if someone could also send me a copy of this file also at email removed . Thanks
 
You're a very nice man Nal

And I'd be grateful for the Dell Tag remover - we've got a pile of desktops to go out and the client wants the Tags removed or changed
Thanks
John
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nal said:
A VERY nice and kind man has emailed me an iso to fix my problem. If anyone reads this and needs it please fill free to reply to this and I will gladly email it to you. Ill try to find a place to host it and put it there for every ones ease of use. For me it worked for my dell latitude d600. I hope it will work for anyone else who needs it too :D
How can I get this program?
 
Service Tag Removal utility

Hi Nal

Could you please post me the same utility to remove the service tag from DELL laptop
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Thanks a LOT !!!!!
 
rick1024 said:
Hi Nal

Could you please post me the same utility to remove the service tag from DELL laptop
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Thanks a LOT !!!!!
I am the guy Nal got his files from, and he has not been posting for a while.
 
nal said:
A VERY nice and kind man has emailed me an iso to fix my problem. If anyone reads this and needs it please fill free to reply to this and I will gladly email it to you. Ill try to find a place to host it and put it there for every ones ease of use. For me it worked for my dell latitude d600. I hope it will work for anyone else who needs it too :D
hi nal could you send it to me at email removed thanks bud
 
A VERY nice and kind man has emailed me an iso to fix my problem. If anyone reads this and needs it please fill free to reply to this and I will gladly email it to you. Ill try to find a place to host it and put it there for every ones ease of use. For me it worked for my dell latitude d600. I hope it will work for anyone else who needs it too :D

please send it over
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Dell Latitude D620 Needs Service Tag Reset

Hey guys, if any of you have the software utility to Reset/Replace the Service Tag for a Dell Latitude D620 I would appreciate it very much. my email is email removed

I've been reading tons of forums like this one and I have to say that it is nice to see people gathered together helping each other out.

My second question is once I change the service tag... or blank it out, can I put the exact same service tag back in? The only reason why I ask is because I read that the only way to get the option again to deactivate/disable Computrace in the embedded Bios is by resetting the service tag. Even though I have been watching the laptop very carefully, there are no signs (from what I can see) that even though the function is turned on in the BIOS it has not "persisted" to copy itself on to the new hard drive to be executed in Windows XP. Do you think it's because I didn't give any room for a HPA (Hidden Protected Area) on the replacement hard drive I installed? I looked for traces of RPCNET.DLL and RPCNET.EXE and also the ip address of their central monitoring servers. But nothing has come about it from what I have seen.

I would still like to reset the service tag and have the option of being able to permanently disabling the embedded computrace feature in the bios. :)

So yeah, does anyone have that bit of software ? :)
 
D610 Service Tag

Hi all

I wanted to re-enter my Service Tag to my Dell D610. The board was changed months ago and it seems the tech did not change back the Service Tag.
So far I tried Dell Tech CD A11 from a friend but as funny as it was ee-cpb.exe returns "I have told you what I am! What are you?" It also says that either the Service Tag is not in a correct format or the admin password is set. I checked and there is actually no password set for admin, setup, hdd.
I also tried a newer asset.com (v2.09) and a newer svctag.exe but it didn't work with them either. I think the problem is the svctag.inf. Maybe my System is not in the list!?
Can somebody help me from here or show me a different way to get things right?

thanks martin
 
mscrx said:
Hi all

I wanted to re-enter my Service Tag to my Dell D610. The board was changed months ago and it seems the tech did not change back the Service Tag.
So far I tried Dell Tech CD A11 from a friend but as funny as it was ee-cpb.exe returns "I have told you what I am! What are you?" It also says that either the Service Tag is not in a correct format or the admin password is set. I checked and there is actually no password set for admin, setup, hdd.
I also tried a newer asset.com (v2.09) and a newer svctag.exe but it didn't work with them either. I think the problem is the svctag.inf. Maybe my System is not in the list!?
Can somebody help me from here or show me a different way to get things right?

thanks martin
Those versions are too old for the D610. Go to this linked website and download the DST CD ISO file and make the DOS Bootable CDR. The ISO file was made from the version on a Dell Tech's CD for Portable Computers A38 from October 2006
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/t.grimley/mywebsite/software1.html
 
thx

just wanted to say thanks! it worked fine with the cd but I had difficulties with the website using firefox. with internet exploiter it was ok...

thanks! martin
 
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