Question Dell Latitude 5590, no power

Schreiber147

Great
Jan 23, 2026
11
0
60
Hello hive mind-

The stats:

Dell Latitude 5590
8 gig RAM

From the story I was told, is that the user was typing on the system and the laptop just shut off. It has never started again.

I have tested the power cord and block. It is reading the right volts. I have already replaced the power jack, just in case.

I have also installed a new battery with a battery replacement cable.

I have also tried pulling the batteries, both CMOS battery and regular battery to reset the system.

Everything is still a no go. It seems like the system is not getting power.

Suggestions please. And thank you.
 
This sounds like a motherboard failure.

Do you know if the laptop had ever been dropped or physically damaged in any way prior to the shutdown?
 
No. It wasn't.

Is there any way of testing the motherboard?

Is it worth replacing the motherboard?

Thanks for your insight.
There really isn't a way for you to test the motherboard. Dell could, but not something an end-user can do aside from swapping in a working one.

The worth question depends on the cost of replacement of the motherboard or the entire system.

Googling (dell latitude 5590 motherboard) provided info for motherboards as little as $29.99.

If you are doing the swap, it might be worth a fix for less than $50.
 
Another question(s). I'm up for trying to replace the motherboard. It seems like a no brainer. With that said, with info on the board is: dell ddm80 la f411p.

When I look up that type on eBay or other places, it is coming up around $70+.

When I look up Dell Latitude 5590 replacement board on eBay, they are coming up around $30.

Do I just need to make sure the "i" is the same, or can I upgrade to a faster processor without checking everything else?

Here are some examples:

Better: https://ebay.us/m/kWdTzV
Close: https://ebay.us/m/AQAjiv
Same: https://ebay.us/m/w0MpNk

Thank you!!!
 
I'm fairly confident that you could install a variant with a faster CPU. But not 100% certain.

Just make sure your laptop model is specified and you'll be okay.