Update = After completing troubleshooting, a DELL-Cares agent setup a part replacement.
I got this thing it cost nearly 73k ~ $910. I brought it for the memory, i5 core, and display size. Used for college for coding or studying, yes, maybe YouTube. Being a CS major, a laptop for college is essential. Still, this had three repairs already, wasting money and time for getting them fixed. Two of the repairs were due to the hinges of the laptop being broken along with the LCD of the panel at the bottom, making it difficult to open the laptop let alone use it and had to wait for 2-3 weeks for the necessary parts to arrive to get them fixed. The other repair was due to the screen getting pixelated all of a sudden one day, making me unable to use my laptop for another month. I had rented a laptop in that period wasting money again all due to buying this terrible laptop. It seems like the repair costs can get me a new laptop that works . I guess most of my classmates don't buy Dell for this reason. Not only the repairs but the laptop's battery is another disaster barely lasts an hour or two with a full charge, so much for its boasted time of 4-5 hrs of battery life. I regret buying this laptop.  Code of Conduct. DELL-Admin> <Dell warranty, returns, compensation policies. DELL-Admin>
Inspiron 15 3000 laptop, 10 months old, 3 repairs