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• card mother Dell can change my existing parent outside with one of the same brand and model?

  I have a dell inspiron 530, the motherboard is bad. I was going to get the same model. but I was told that windows will not work on the new. even if they are the same type of motherboard

  Make the point by replacing with the same card mother and model is interpreted as reinstallation on the same computer.

  Change the motherboard starts the process of building a new computer and an OEM of Windows version is only intended to be installed on a computer not two or more. You can purchase licenses for installing Windows on multiple computers, but they aren't meant to business computers home computers.

• Is the owner of card mother Dell 0K83V0?

  Hello, earlier in 2010, I bought a Dell Inspiron 560, which had the following characteristics:

  OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit

  GPU: Intel integrated graphics

  Processor: Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5400 Wolfdale Dual-Core 2.7 GHz

  RAM: 4 GB DDR3

  Motherboard: card mother Dell 0K83V0

  So long story short, I'm trying to get a new box ATX motherboard and card mother ALONE. If the motherboard is owner, however, some users told me that he didn't do or work. I want to know is if this motherboard is the owner.

  Thank you bunches! :)

  fake,

  After a little work, it works beautifully.

• I have a VIA card mother U8668-D and in Device Manager it is said that the "Multimedia Audio Controller", "PCI input device" and "PCI Simple Communications controller" function.

  I have a VIA card mother U8668-D and in Device Manager it is said that the "Multimedia Audio Controller", "PCI input device" and "PCI Simple Communications controller" function. I posted a link to the image below.

  Nevermind, I deleted the image by accident. Oops.

  https://SkyDrive.live.com/redir?RESID=D50158D65A52CBBA! 1928 & authkey =! AKdLQ4hGMOynvnc

  If the manufacturer of the motherboard doesn't provide drivers specific win7 there is none.

  If there is the bit Vista drivers ' appropriate ness, what they would usually work

• Model of card mother T7500 and configuration of the controller RAID LSI 1068e

  Hi, I just bought a T7500 workstation I would get around mid-December. Because of current prices for HARD drive storage, I decided to go with the 500 GB basic disk up to HEALING of Thailand. Thus, I am limited to basic integrated RAID controller. Because I am not familiar with the RAID configuration, etc. I wanted to read more before I dive in. The starting point would definitely find what was right for the Precision T7500 motherboard. Surprise! I can't find information anywhere. Even Dell people (3 different sales and support representatives) have not managed to tell me it's the Intel 5520 chipset (it looks that they believe that it is the motherboard model...). Well, I'm stuck. I would appreciate if someone could provide me with the model of motherboard and Special Edition, all information on the capabilities of the controller integrated RAID (LSI 1068e) would help me determine what drives should I plan to buy. In addition, one thing that is not clear to me what I inferred from the configuration on the website Wizard is the issue around disks > 2 TB. Of after I read it, I was not able to determine whether the problem was related to the simple readers > 2 TB or if it was related to the management of a storage space > 2 TB (which could be composed of several readers less than 2 TB). What I have in mind (remember that I do not have the machine right now) is to 4 X 1 TB drives in a RAID 0 + 1 (which I'm not sure that the integrated controller supports) configuration that will result in the storage of 2 GB mirrored. The operating system is Win 7 64 bit. Thanks in advance for any info that will help me to prepare my setup (buy hard drives, if I can find cheap ones) and find information on the configuration of the RAID. MrBricole

  I'm sure the T7500 uses an Intel Server Board (since this chipset is located on the Intel site under its motherboards, Dell is essentially correct, even if they didn't know why), but it doesn't matter in the context of your question, because the '' integrated '' RAID controller is not actually on the Board.  It's a card (called "integrated" only because it has a slot on this machine).  Because the functionality of the RAID controller is not on the Board of Directors, Board info will not help you.  Everything you need to know about your Council and the entire system, you can get the T7500 manual.  SAS 6/iR (LSI 1068e) RAID controller information can be found here:

  NOTE from the ADMIN: Broken link has been removed from this post by Dell >

  The SAS 6/iR will not support more than 2 TB of drives, or it will support more than 2 TB of virtual disks.

  It will also only supports RAID 0 OR RAID 1 OR both, but not together (not levels no RAID nested as RAID 10 or 0 + 1).

  So with four 1 TB drives, you can easily do two RAID 1 (called integrated mirror in the controller BIOS CTRL-C)... or you can do two 2-drive RAID 0 (Stripe called integrated in the controller BIOS CTRL-C)... or you can run mode non-RAID, with four individual discs in the operating system.  With this controller, those are your only options with four 1 TB drives.

  If you want / need more features RAID (nested RAID, 2 TB of the VFD above, on board levels, cache, etc.), you must upgrade to the PERC 6 / i.

  Do not buy office records class... Make sure you get enterprise-class drives.  If you decide at some point to go with PERC, not only enterprise class disks will be fundamentally necessary, but certified records would be strongly recommended for stability and performance.

• Card mother Dell T110II PERC S100 S300 RAID SERVERS2003 integrated use.

  Hello world!

  I'm not Moren help me, my DELL PowerEdge T110 II serverbecause the use of a test software, you must install the SEVER2003 32-bit system, using the onboard RAID, two 500 G SATA hard drives, I know not what method of installation to make the machine not not blue screen. I hope I have good luck, thank you.

  My first suggestion:

  Install Hyper-V or VMware on the server, then 2003 as a virtual machine.

  My second suggestion:

  Load driver for RAID controller to the floppy F6 prompt (the ONLY way 2003 knows how to get the storage third-party drivers).  If not, there is a diskette, use nLiteOS.com the driver into the installation media.  The driver is below:

  http://ftp.Dell.com/FOLDER93719M/9/DELL_MULTI-DEVICE_A05_R294493.exe

  My third suggestion:

  Disable the RAID card on board and implement mirroring in the operating system (disk management).

• Card mother Dell Latitde E6430

  I have a Dell Latitude e6430 with i7 3270qm processor, Nvidia NVS5200 graphics card.
  I need to buy a replacement for motherboard. Part number of my old motherboard is CN-02V2HC.It looks like this:
  
  
  
  I found that my local supplier has E6430 motherboard with part number CN-03N0Y.Wil my laptop work if I replace my CN-02V2HC motherboard with CN-03N0YJ? What is the difference between these two motherboards ?
  

  Hello AYRAT_SHAFIKOV

  Please write to us.

  We wouldn't really know you advise to go ahead with the 3N0Y3.

  The difference we see is the one on your system is a motherboard no ATG, while 3N0Y3 is a motherboard ATG.  You might face some problems with the conflict of the drivers with the new motherboard.

  Please try to get a similar to as serial number motherboard.

  Concerning

• Replacement of a card mother Dell Dimension 3000 with a Dimension 4600 motherboard

  Recently I replaced my processor in my Dell Dimension 3000, however, at the start he always tells me that the processer is not supported by the Bios, so I still have to press F1 to start upward. I heard you can counter this is replacing the Board with a Board of a Dimension 4600 however, I know not what condition the Board of Directors must be in. Can I replace it with a Board of direct administration of a Dimension 4600 or what I need to get a referbished or the new Board of Directors?

  scprokop

  A work of a Dimension 4600 motherboard can be used, provided it is in a usable state.

  As the Dimension 4600 is obsolete for many years, I doubt there is very no new motherboards available, only the so-called "renovated" boards, which are 'pull system '.

  Bev.

• Reference number card mother Dell 17R

  Hello

  Everything was fine until my son poured water on my Dell 2011 17R with Intel Core i5 - 460 M 2.53 Ghz processor / 3 m. For the purchase of a new one online, I'm looking for the reference number of the motherboard that works. Will any motherboard available on ebay such as this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Dell-Inspiron-17-17R-N7010-Intel-System-Board-Motherboard-GKH2C-DA0UM9MB6D0/391273766019?_trksid=p2047675.c100009.m1982&_trkparms=aid%3D777000%26algo%3DABAw.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D35696%26meid%3D2632734ad1764320aa28dd527cb0c4e3%26pid%3D100009%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D1%26sd%3D351151446468

  will it work?
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• HP G6 2005AX: question card mother/basis/case hinges, now I need to pay an amount equal to laptop for repair.

  Hello HP,.

  My laptop is completely useless after 3 years of normal use.

  I sent an email to the HP service center after they sent me heavy price quote as follows:

  Fix for fraction very price at a local mobile shop, which set the motherboard by replacing a few shorted out chips with new ones, replaced the hinges and fixed same base compound and finally got.

  This saved buying me a new laptop + Win10 pro which will not come with most of the new laptops.

  Nobody called me using HP's India team.

  in any case thank you Jeffhelp and kevin-T.

• Inspiron One 2020 new card mother help

  Greetings & Salmenella

  The high memory slot on the motherboard of my Inspiron One 2020 beeps stop known, two beeps of intervals. Any memory I put in the continuous ringing. It stops if I have a memory stick into the lower slot.

  I need help on the verification of the correct mother card to purchase or if it is a card mother Dell different that I can spend which will enter in the box. I don't mind if I have to make the cuts or small holes in the back plate, since I already have the holes for a tuner card, I bought after that I bought the model which had no openings for cable TV.

  I really don't want to go buy a brand new for a slot with memory 4meg bad computer. I have a solid state, 8 GB RAM and 2 GB of RAM, it runs fast enough that I do not have to buy a new computer. But losing that 4gigs of ram in the bad memory slot. Holy Ding Dong, the hard drive takes forever to stop making noise, surfing slows down and compilation and writing of visual basic for class takes forever.

  Now for the short version.

  What is the correct motherboard model to replace an Inspiron One 2020 or is there a model of mark liked that a motherboard will suit my AIO home and get all my guts of the computer. I have a 5-2390T UC iCore.

  Love,

  Stu

  Any advice for this model are the same - but nothing else that will fit the original.

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• Dell Studio XPS 435mt does not - light light orange card mother

  I had my Studio XPS 435mt for recent years and love it! Normally I leave my machine on almost every day all day so I can access it remotely. Well, today my power went out (the product is connected to a good surge protector) and now it won't turn back on.

  When I plug it in there is a green light to the rear of the machine and internally, there is a orange light, which lights up. When I press the power button nothing happens, not even try to power on. I read a few forums that suggest all of a new power supply, a new motherboard and even a job to 'put your motherboard in the oven' random.

  So my question is can I do anything to check what the problem is? Also, if it of a motherboard problem and needs to be replaced, where is the best place to get a motherboard? Reference Dell sells to them directly or I have to go to a 3rd party to track down?

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  A type of power surge Strip does nothing to protect the PC during a power failure.  You need a 'UPS' unit to protect the PC during short power outages (most).

  As he ran, anything could have happened to the power supply to the motherboard to a component on the motherboard.

  As you have the power to 'keep' alive on the card mother, indicated by orange LED, power supply works somewhat.  Unplug the power connector 24 pins on the motherboard.  Then the rider GREEN wire to a BLACK wire and see if the power turns on (fan running).  If it does, it does not say the PSU is good (only replace it with a known good power is the only true test for a power supply), but it does not say the rotation of the problem is not in the power.  If it does not start, food is the likely problem.

  If the power supply lights the other most likely problem is the motherboard.  Reinstall (unplug and plug back in) the prior panel connector on the motherboard and then give it a try. If it still does not respond, the motherboard is suspect.  The power switch, itself, would be a very remote problem.

  Dell is a source for a replacement motherboard.  There are sites that sell Dell used/given to nine motherboards and ends up with a google search.  Only another mother of exact replacement fit and work.

  Finally, regardless of the tests do or anything that seems as it isolates a certain part, unfortunately only to replace the part really tell you if it's bad.  To avoid buying something you don't need you can make to a PC repair center renamed to what is really wrong.

• How to get out "power save" for DELL studio XPS (VISTA)

  How you exit (escape) from the "energy saving" mode on a DELL studio XPS (VISTA)?

  Hello

  ·         What is the model number of the computer?

  ·         What is the exact error message?

  You can try pressing Fn + F8 and check if it works. You can also see these articles:

  Power plans: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/power-plans-frequently-asked-questions

  Change, create, or delete a power plan (scheme)

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-create-or-delete-a-power-plan-scheme

• Satellite in a series - error: conflict of resources - PCI on the card mother BUS: 09

  What started it stops early on with the error:
  -Conflict PCI resources on the card mother BUS: 09, device: 01 function: 00
  -Conflict PCI resources on the card mother BUS: 09, device: 01 function: 02
  -Conflict PCI resources on the card mother BUS: 09, device: 01 function: 03

  I have the option to continue with F! that works.
  I use Windows 8 at the moment, but it seems not so stable. Above mentioned mistakes occurred that after awhile, I upgraded to W8.

  Do I need a new motherboard, or y at - it another option. What does this error mean in normal words.

  Hmm, it looks like a problem with the motherboard or part connected to the motherboard.
  The error indicates this device 01 because of controller 09 conflict
  Have you tested the RAM?

  Recommend doing this! You can use a tool like Memtest or similar.
  Maybe it isn't that a Ram problem and new modules could solve your problem.

• Help! How to reset the CMOS on 3000 N200 model 0769?

  Hello

  I need to reset the CMOS (the memory that contains the BIOS settings) on my laptop Lenovo 3000 N200 model 0769. Is it possible to do it without having to remove or the CMOS battery to short physically?

  If I have to remove the battery, where is he? On other models of 3000 N200, the battery is under the keyboard and is removable (shown in the video on www.lenovoservicetraining.comand maintenance manual). However, for the model 0769 there no specific information. Page 99 of the service manual for the 0769 (42 x 3353 - 02.pdf on the Lenovo site) has a graph that shows what might be the CMOS battery near the right side of the main Board. Unfortunately it may well be soldered to the card, not removable.

  Can anyone confirm if the CMOS battery is soldered to the motherboard?

  It is possible that the CMOS is corrupted so that the POST/BIOS Setup screen does not appear. In this case, you need to reset the CMOS manually, for example by removing the CMOS backup battery, "a brick" laptop.

  Fortunately, there is a way to reset the CMOS for the Lenovo 3000 N200 0769 model, which does not require the battery to remove or disable welded. It is not documented in the maintenance manual, but it can be extremely useful. If your machine sounds just a few times when you turn it on (Nothing on the screen, otherwise machine appears dead), it should reset the CMOS because that could save you having to RAM of the laptop, or pay $$$ for the out-of-warranty repair.

  Turn off the laptop, remove the battery and the AC adapter / CC. Remove the access panel that covers the hard drive and the wireless card. Look at the corner of the CCP in the front of the wireless card. There are two metal tracks exposed labeled CLRP1. You must bypass these tracks together for a few seconds.

  You can use the end of a small head screwdriver flat metal or if you have a multimeter set it to measure current and put a probe on each track.

  After doing this the laptop must turn on correctly. He will tell you that the time and date is not defined, and that the CMOS checksum is bad. This is normal when the CMOS was reset. Press F1 to access the menu.