Contribute to make was extremely wonky, or the computer. Problems can arise when your hardware device is too old or not supported any longer. My Latitude E6410 Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit machine crashed yesterday and when it came back up I was no longer able to use the touchpad, buttons below the touchpad. Latitude E6400 Touchpad mis-detected as a mouse.Į and Ubuntu PC Card slot has some problems. The issue still persists though when booting normally but not in safe mode.Īt this point I'm not sure where to turn or what else to check for.Just got a decent SSD into 10 installation environment. I replaced memory, the SSD and even the entire motherboard as well as removing the WiFi card and battery. Within the first 10 minutes of a fresh install it will still freeze up but if I go into safe mode after that I cannot replicate the issue. To test if software was an issue I made a recovery image of this install and wiped the SSD then reinstalled Windows 10 20H2. The only thing that does work is when I boot into safe mode. Since then I have tried quite a few things such as a startup repair, clean boot, disabling any unnecessary startup services, updating drivers, ect. There are no peripherals attached to this laptop, any hardware on it right now is factory stock except for the solid state drive I installed a year ago. I hard reset it and after it came back up it froze again, this time without me opening anything. When it was left to charge for a while and turned back on it loaded Windows 10 like normal but after 5 minutes it completely froze up cannot open any programs, cannot move cursor, no disk indicator while loading normal startup programs.
It began last week after an abrupt shutdown because of a low battery. I've been battling this laptop for the passed week and I am running out of idea on what is causing it to completely freeze.
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