Dell Latitude E6320 Troubleshooting

Presses to the keyboard are unresponsive or keys are missing.

Follow this guide to open the laptop and replace the keyboard.

Use compressed air to thoroughly clean the spaces underneath the stuck key.

If Trackpad or the Trackpoint cursor travels slower than expected on screen, adjust cursor sensitivity in Control Panel.

The device shows a marked reduction in battery life.

Quit applications that are causing excessive energy drain in Windows.

Batteries have a limited lifespan or charge cycle. Replace the device’s battery.

Dell Latitude E6320 optical drive is not functioning properly or unable to read discs.

Detach the optical drive from computer, open its tray, and wipe the lens. You might also spray the slot and the drive’s connectors (pins) with compressed air to remove any dust.

Reattach the optical drive back into the slot and make sure that it is properly locked in place. If problem persists, your optical drive may need replacement.

Detach and replace the optical drive.

The computer screen has either dead pixels, a distorted image, or will not display images at all.

Use this guide to remove the screen. Check that the cable connecting to the screen is properly fashioned and are plugged in properly for the screen

Replace the screen.

The computer is unusually hot and possibly experiencing heat-related issues such as locking up, freezing, rebooting, or spontaneously shutting down.

Computer will overheat much more quickly on a soft surface, such as a blanket or your legs. Move computer onto a hard, flat surface.

Clean the vents using Compressed Air or replace the fan.