Dell Venue 11 Pro Tablet: i5 128GB 4GB Ram (1920 x 1080): Possible EZ Fix. For Sale

Dell Venue 11 Pro Tablet: i5 128GB 4GB Ram (1920 x 1080):  Possible EZ Fix.
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Dell Venue 11 Pro Tablet: i5 128GB 4GB Ram (1920 x 1080): Possible EZ Fix.:
$89.95

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DellVenue 11 Pro 4th Gen i5-4210Y 128GB10.8\" 4GB RAM Pro Tablet Windows 8.1

*Parts/not working*

$89.95

This maybe aneasy fix.

The tabletworked great one day. Next time I tried to turn it on it would notload windows. I keep receiving an error message (Pleasesee pics). I see on YouTube and Googling the error is common for the Dell Venue, and could possibly be fixed ina few minutes by removing the hard drive, and then putting it backin. I\'m afraid to try and make things even worse. I did pull thecover but never attempted to remove the hard drive.

Iam selling it as is with no returns.

Everythingworked fine: Screen is perfect and was great (1920x1080), keyboard works like it should.Battery for the tablet, and the keyboard both hold a goodcharge...

*Comes with everything you see in the pictures.


Shipping isUSPS priority shipping with delivery confirmation.

No international shipping/usa only.




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