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I actually have a Virgin Super Hub 2, which gives me the same issues, but normally when I have different devices connecting throughout the day. It's a hard thing to diagnose, but assuming you didn't change anything to your router, I'd try to get it replaced. Have you placed it next to some...

Yeah try looking for the Projector/TV icon on your keyboard. Normally you have to hold down the 'Fn' Key hwilst pressing the Projector/TV icon button (normally located on the F1-F12 buttons at the top of your keyboard) I had this issue with my laptop when I had it connected to a TV to watch...

This is clearly a GPU issue. The same symptoms arise if you were to overclock a GPU past stability. So I would say your GPU is faulty/dying. (Maybe overheated, or just a bad manufacture) Should mention, it's possible to repair if perhaps it's a dying chip, like the VRAM or something, but I...

It should switch on immediately if you have it connect to a power outlet. Try removing the battery and using the power adaptor. See if it turns on. If not, it's a hardware issue. Perhaps an overheated GPU...

Are you running on Windows 10? Geforce Experience is also very buggy..

Have you tried running Excel in safe mode? Press Win + R for run, then enter excel /safe Have you had any recent hardware changes or perhaps had a new printer or even installed any extensions in the time Office began giving you issues? Normally an uninstall and reinstall does the trick.

It's definitely able. I have an Nvidia 525m in my 6+ year old laptop and I could use After Effects and Sony Vegas easily. Infact I used it alot. Rendering times may not be as fast as modern laptops but it's definitely no slouch for editing videos.

Usually if the cord is the issue, the laptop will say the charger is not compatible or some sort of error when you startup/or in windows. Check the Dell Battery Meter (right-click the battery icon in windows and select Dell Battery Meter (it should tell you the 'health' of the battery) The...

the thermal pads are quite thin, thinner than normal thermal pads you can buy off ebay, especially the smallest thermal pad on the L502x. I replaced mine, but I had to slice them thinner otherwise the GPU does not make contact with the paste. What thermal paste did you use? Arctic Silver 5 is...

Sounds like an over heating GPU. Reapply thermal paste to both CPU and GPU. Don't touch the thermal pads that are on the smaller chips around the processors under the heat sink, they should be fine.