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• need recommendation: upgrade GF4 4200 go for DELL Inspiron 8500

  I want to upgrade the video card (GF4 4200 go) from my old laptop DELL inspiron 8500, what card I can use for this machine? Any recommendation?

  Thank you very much in advance.

  
  

• Factory setting Dell XPS 8500 32 GB MSATA

  I just bought a DELL XPS 8500 desktop computer refurbished with a 2 TB HDD and a 32 GB MSATA SSD, but I am not sure that hard drives have been configured correctly at the factory.  In the BIOS, the computer is configured as AHCI.  The machine came with Windows 8, which is installed on the 2 TB drive (drive C, entitled OS) and nothing is on the 32 GB disk (K drive, named DATAPART1). the SSD is empty showing 29.7 GB of available space.  The machine is in its State from the factory with nothing else installed.

  Caching is 32 GB SSD configured correctly?

  I tried to looked into technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology, but the interface is not installed on the computer.  If I try to install the latest version of the technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver either Dell XPS8500 and site the site of Intel, in both cases, I get a warning that the AHCI driver that will be installed is older than what I currently have installed with the option to install the driver or not install the driver.  If I do not install the driver, the installation stops without having to install anything.  If I do not install the driver, Intel Smart Response Technology is installed, but upon restarting, Windows will not start and I have to restore the computer to its original state.  I tried to change BIOS to use RAID functions and then tried to install it again, but I get a similar warning this time, indicating that the RAID driver that will be installed is older than what I have installed. I didn't want to continue the installation after that I got this RAID warning from my experience when I had put AHCI in place.  I'm for revenue by to AHCI as was the factory default.

  Also, I have two supplementary questions:

  I longingly the SSD to the cache, or booting the operating system, so I looked in install Windows 8 on the SSD, I disconnected the 2 TB drive and started the machine, but I couldn't get the Windows 8 recovery disk provided by Dell to run when the 2 TB drive was not present.  Is it because I'm using a recovery disc and not a true disk of Windows 8, or is this a limitation of the system?

  I noticed that I was not provided with a sticker with my key of Windows 8. I know how to determine the key and have already done.  I was curious if this is correct, or if Dell just a mistake and does not give me the key?

  Hi ekeown,

  I appreciate your efforts to set up the mSATA SSD. You will need to format the SSD drive by following the steps I provided in the following post:
  http://Dell.to/YHvNS8

  You will need to download and install the application of TSRI from our site to download drivers, change the SATA operation setting in the BIOS RAID and activate the acceleration.

  2 TB hard drive contains the recovery partition that accesses the recovery disk to restore the system to factory settings and therefore the option could be used without the drive.

  Product key of Windows 8 is stored in the BIOS of the motherboard and it should be read automatically by Windows Setup.

  Please let me know if you need more assistance.

• Problem with an old Dell desktop computer

  Hey guys :) first post here! Happy to be part of the community!

  My father has so some of these old Dell desktops at work that were purchased second-hand and some of them don't work at all. I was asked to provide assistance and we managed to get most of them and running outside.

  Long story short - when you plug the power cable into the PC, the fan runs for a very short time and the power light flashes green light after that the computer is ready to go.

  The problem with this particular computer is that when you plug the power on the computer the CPU fan starts to spin and power light blinks with a light orange and never stops. By pressing the power button has no effect. The power supply of the computer has been replaced, but the same problem persists (the power supply works normally on other computers). All the problematic capacitors have been replaced on the motherboard (which fixed this issue with other computers) but this has still not had any effect.

  The computer has been tested with its minimum parts bare, stripped of all readers of storage, RAM and anything else, but is still unable to boot to the BIOS or do anything.

  My question is - is this a known problem and what measures would be a good thing to determine the cause of the problem?

  Unfortunately, I do not know the exact model of the computer, but I have some pictures of what you can find here:

  

  

  

  

  

  Feel free to ask for additional information if required.

  Thank you in advance!

  CAP'

  It is an Optiplex GX280 SFF.  Regulatory model DHP

  http://www.Dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/product/OptiPlex-GX280/manuals

  Shipping date: November 30, 2004, country: Denmark

  The model is written around the ring on the power button.

  The behavior is a Committee with bad traffic and bad diet.

  

• Windows XP will not load on my old Dell desktop

  I have an old Dell desktop running XP Home Edition Service Pack 3. Initially, I had a conflict between IE8 and a scan of Norton Antivirus that prevented the IE to load.

  After trying to solve the problem without success, I've replaced IE from a backup. Complete restore IE all files, etc. have been restored from backup, but the recover window loop. I left it on for an hour or two before closing the window with the last program supposed to be running.

  Windows closed ok but would not initialize. He gets insofar as the welcome sign, then go to the bottom of Dell screen with a cursor arrow. I tried to re - start safe mode and used some of the options of diagnostic, but without success. What next please?

  What has been the backup from?

  Have you tried to use the restore point?

• cannot start XP home on my dell desktop...

  cannot start XP home on my dell desktop... I go as far as the blue logo screen but my name of user account is gone.  I tried F8 and SafeMode etc. no change.  cannot set up admin account as all say that I'll be able to do, but nothing seems to work. Apart from throw the pc out the window and drive on a few times and then clamping it in the local river what I do to get past the blue logo screen and reuse my pc?

  cannot start XP home on my dell desktop... I go as far as the blue logo screen but my name of user account is gone.  I tried F8 and SafeMode etc. no change.  cannot set up admin account as all say that I'll be able to do, but nothing seems to work. Apart from throw the pc out the window and drive on a few times and then clamping it in the local river what I do to get past the blue logo screen and reuse my pc?

  Please follow the instructions below. If you do not have your windows disc follow instructions on the link below to create a bootable recovery disk console and then return here and continue with these instructions.

  1. Insert the Windows XP CD in the CD-ROM drive and restart the computer. If you are prompted to press any key to boot from a cd do;

  2. when the "Welcome" screen appears, press R to start the Recovery Console;

  3. If you have a dual-boot or multiboot, select the installation that you must Access from the Recovery Console.

  4. When you are prompted, type the administrator password. If the administrator password is blank, just press ENTER;

  5. at the command prompt, type chkdsk/r > press ENTER. (Note: there is a space between the slash and the letter k). Let the scan to run until the end;

  6. to exit the Recovery Console and restart the computer, type exit at the command prompt and press ENTER.

  Once the scan is complete, restart your computer.

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• Issues with Dell desktop computer wireless and D-Link wireless network card. Only able to get wireless access by checking "Use Windows to configure my wireless network". This kind of file sharing impossible.

  original title: can't see the computer on wireless internet!

  I hope that's not too much detail, but I would like that the sequence of events to be clear...

  I have a Dell desktop computer that's probably six or seven years now.  It did not come with a wireless card, so I bought a DLink router and combo card wireless, install both with the DLink software.  It works beautifully.

  Later, we through my rep AT & T DSL, I got a Motorola modem/router with wireless capabilities.  I had plugged directly on my computer Dell desktop and moved to a Dell laptop DLink wireless receiver.  No problems.

  The Dell laptop is dead and the DLink receiver has not been used for a long time.  Family of my daughter moved to our place, and I have connected his desktop computers and laptop to wireless internet, using the Windows Connection Wizard.  Still no problem.

  I got a new ASUS laptop, I also linked using the Windows Wizard.  STILL no problem.

  Now, here's the problem comes.  I moved the Dell desktop computer, connected the DLink wireless receiver to it and I am able to get wireless access ONLY when I go into the properties of PC, click the wireless networks tab and check the "use Windows to configure my wireless network" box.  Then I can connect correctly, but I don't see this computer on my wireless network.  Bad luck... because I want to be able to access share files.  When I try to connect using different assistants of Windows, I get a message to the effect that, if I used another software to connect to the program, I can't use the Windows Wizard.

  So, what can I do to remove the original configuration of DLink completely and to connect to my wireless network using the wizards in Windows?  I uninstalled the software of DLink, but it seems to have no effect at all.

  BTW, Dell desktop computer is running XP, office computer of my daughter is running VISTA, and two laptops are equipped with Windows 7.  I can see all the computers on the network with the exception of the original Dell desktop computer wireless.

  Any help would be appreciated!

  Hi Joe and DonnaLoth,

  The network will have to be changed to allow the computer Windows XP join a workgroup.

  How to change a computer name, join a domain, and add a computer description in Windows XP or Windows Server 2003

  You can also read the following article.

  Networking of computers running different versions of Windows

• Windows XP Version 2002 Media Center Edition Service Pack 3 running very slow on Dell desktop

  Very slow system Dell desktop for quite awhile.  It was "suggested" that the system is corrupt and OS reinstall may be necessary.  Cannot change system settings and make them 'hold', for example "show the hidden files and folders" under Display/Options files will not be applied.  Other things to try before wiping clean system and starting with delivery complete?

  Hello

  · What is the model number of the computer?

  · You receive an error message or error code when you try to change the system setting?

  · Do you remember all the recent changes on the computer before the show?

  · You have the Windows installation disk?

  1. to improve the performance of the question, try the steps listed in the links below: how to make a computer faster: 6 ways to speed up your PC: http://www.microsoft.com/atwork/maintenance/speed.aspx

  Slow PC? Optimize your computer for maximum performance: http://www.microsoft.com/athome/setup/optimize.aspx

  2. online virus scanner and check if any malware or virus detected on the computer activity. You can run the scan for viruses online from the link below: http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  NOTE: Make sure that you select the correct version of the operating system before downloading the scanner)

• Has no updated BIOS - Dell XPS 8500

  I went to the product page Dell for my computer - Dell XPS 8500 and ran the scan to check the updates.  3 updates, one of them for the BIOS.  I ran the update and launched the update of the BIOS.  To halfway through she seemed to have hung up and my machine froze.  I left for an hour, came back and no still no luck.

  So I rebooted the machine, and of course now it does not start upward.  I have power and can hear the fan but no lights on the box and no input screen.

  Looking in the manual and on this forum, I tried to reset the BIOS jumpers and remove the CMOS battery.  When I rebooted I saw lights on the box this time, but it stops after 30 seconds and now back to the same problem.

  From what I've read on this forum I'm SOL unless I have buy a new motherboard.

  Just thought I would check to see if anyone has any other suggestions.  If not, where can I get a new motherboard for this?  The product page for my model it does not list as an option...

  Thanks for your help!

  Jason

  When your warranty has expired? If it has expired less than 6 months ago, you pourriez able to get Dell to solve this problem, assuming they can get the Board of Directors. They had a policy to replace a Board - only once - if she does not have a Dell BIOS update within 6 months after the end of the warranty. I don't know if this policy still exists.

  Those are all different revisions of the same motherboard. I don't know what the differences are. They could be as simple as a different provider for one of the components on the card all the way to a change in the circuit layout.

  Maybe Dell spare parts can talk you about the differences among the 3 or at least tell you which is the most recent revision, even if they do not have boards the...?

  All three supports H77 chipset which is a key issue.

  Look at your motherboard for the thumbnail see what version you have now. If you don't know the specific differences, you can get one that is the same version, assuming that it is one of the possible choices.

  You should look elsewhere if the Impact is not the revision you want and/or for price comparisons. And always ask if the Board is new, used, refurbished and warranty.

• I have a 2012 w/Win7 Dell desktop computer, which has started to have a little slower. At the opening of a USB key.

  I noticed recently, I plugged the USB on my PC, has begun to open more slowly. One

  I use the most is small 4 GB and I bought some time ago. So, I thought it was the USB key. I've seen

  a 32 GB drive on sale for $13, so I bought it. But it wasn't the drive, because the new opens a little

  slow as well. This really isn't a big deal, it's only a moment or two more. What would cause this?

  I've owned 6 PCs, since I bought my first after that Win 95 came out. They've all got more slowly than

  they aged.  My current PC is very fast, so as long as it does not get more slowly, it will not

  be a problem. I think it's just something that happens on the PC as they age. I wonder why it is

  the case?  But in general, I am very happy with this Dell desktop computer. It does not use so much power that the

  2005 did. You can tell by the fact that it does not heat the room, as did the 2005. It is important to Florida.

  My new PC is also much lighter in weight and a lot faster. PC is really improved over time.

  Hi Doug FL.

  One suggestion would be to go to downloads and look for an updated driver chipset.

  In general, the PCs slow down over time because of all the waste that accumulates on them. A lot of people a re - install the Dell factory image after a few years to solve this problem. It doesn't take long, but it requires that you back up all your files and then reinstall applications once you have finished.

• Dell XPS 8500 with 1 GB AMD Radeon HD 7570 - how to connect two monitors or?

  Hi, I got my Dell XPS 8500 today with the 1 GB AMD Radeon HD 7570.

  Before buying the office, I read online that the AMD Radeon HD 7570 supports Eyefinity.   Eyefinity is supposed to be capable of supporting 4 monitors using the HD 7570 map by the description here: http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/7000/7570/Pages/radeon-7570.aspx#2

  When you look at the photos of the Dell XPS 8500 online I thought that Eyefinity support was to use a display in addition to the DVI port Port.   Specifically, I thought that a monitor has been supported by DVI monitors while 4 thru two supported using an active connection to the view port using a product like the DisplayPort Accell UltraAV K087B-005 / 3 x multi-monitor DVI - D single-link adapter.

  To my surprise the graphics card came with an HDMI port, not a display port and I believe that HDMI port is a connection from one to the other, and not one of many display connection.   Maybe someone can correct me if I am wrong on this point.   But if I'm not wrong then, this would imply that, at most, the Dell XPS 8500 with the AMD Radeon HD card 7570 can support up to only 2 monitors (one DVI port) and the other HDMI port instead of 4 monitors as described on the above link.

  Others would agree with this statement?

  Note that the Dell XPS 8500 also has a VGA connector on it but I tested it using a monitor on VGA and a monitor on the DVI connection and the computer that reported as an invalid monitor config.   Probably because the VGA and DVI connections are originally the same video display as connect two monitors to display even has no logical sense.

  I have not tested the HDMI port for the second monitor again mainly because I don't have a spare HDMI cable on site at the present time.   I'll probably buy one tomorrow unless I see the comments of my post, specifying that a second monitor can be moved through the HDMI port on the AMD Radeon HD 7570 map...   I'd be surprised if that were the case (1 monitor system would be quite restrictive), but it is difficult to say with certainty, because the VGA and DVI connections at the same time have been marked by the computer as an invalid configuration...

  Any thoughts on the different ways to configure multiple monitors with the XPS 8500 and the 1 GB AMD Radeon HD 7500 is appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Doug

  If the card is not a display port is not an eyefinity card and cannot stand 3 monitors... it will be 2 monitors, no problem... I couldn't find anywhere on the site of Dell, where he says that the card was eyefinity... If you want 3 assumption of monitors you can buy a video card that supports.

• Dell XPS 8500 - start not at all - motherboard problems?

  I have a Dell XPS 8500 I bought in January of 2013 and of course, is now out of warranty. I have not had too many problems with the pc, but last week, I was copying some video files on the SD card in the card on the hard disk drive. My wife told me that supper was ready, so I left the system to finish copying the video files on the HARD drive and ate with my family.

  After we finished eating, I went back in the Office to discover that my computer was turned off. I tried to turn it back on and got no answer to it at all. I held the power button down and still nothing. After unplugging all devices still do not get response. I unplugged the power cord that goes into the food and green on the back of that flickered as I unplugged and plugged in so I thought I had my problem properly diagnosed as a failure of the power supply. I ordered a replacement PSU and installed today but I'm still no response from the computer when you try to start it. I have all the cords of the PSU properly plugged into the HDD and the dvd player and the connector 24 pin to the motherboard as well as the connection of 4 pins so.

  The ONLY answer I get when trying to turn on the computer is that the fan in the power supply and fan to the rear of the case against surges momentarily and return to the stop. They are not even a half of a revolution, and that's all I get.

  Any suggestions would be wonderful! I wonder if it's a motherboard problem and if so, where to find a replacement motherboard. And if not the mobo, what else it could be.

  Thanks in advance for any help you can give me!

  Matt in South Dakota

  pinkorat

  Has worked for me - everything seems to work very well.  Thank you.

  Is there anything else I need to do after clearing the BIOS?

  No, you should be all good...

• Dell desktop computer just ran scan & system - failure of the card mother how fix this?

  Hi, I have a Dell desktop computer that came with an Epson printer & all the other necessary things: keyboard, mouse, speakers, & flat screen.  I bought it in 2009.  I'm on social security, so I can't afford to buy a warranty with Dell, which missed.  My system works fine.  Dell offers, free of charge, a scan to check the memory card mother and other issues.  I do the scan every month.   It was record past in all categories.

  However, I just did a scan on July 6, 2013 and the analysis of response of the system said failure in red.  Then he said: 'mother' I know refers to the hard drive.  I am over 65 and fairly low tech & live alone.  However, I am pretty savvy, computer or as much as I can be.

  I checked the help MSN menu, but could not follow him.  This is why I post my question on the MSN Community forum, which helped me with other problems in the past.  I have also just posted on the Dell forums.  I have MSN as my homepage & use IE 9, it works best for me.  The only email I have is on AOL and I've been there for years without any problem.

  I have Verizon FIOS; If I can't get an idea of how this problem on the forums (in fact, I prefer MSN forums) I'll call them.  They offer free advice by telephone.  If necessary, they will come to my apartment to check my system & require a rate SIGNIFICANTLY lower than the Geek Squad.

  However, I did not do anything to the system.  I have update printer drivers, since the printer has suddenly stopped working when I replaced the cartridges.  I don't think that this should be a problem.  I replaced the cartridges before.  I have an Epson Stylus NX110 printer/scanner/copier & called Epson, they SUCK.  The printer comes with the computer.  I have installed new drivers & the printer works fine.  I do not have a wireless system, & I don't have a digital camera.  The only other conflict can be I have two Microsoft Security Essentials AND free AVG downloaded as my anti-virus, anti-spyware.

  I know that the new drivers, I installed the printer were great, it was an update of Epson which I figured out.  I as well need the computer & printer. I am disabled & only at home much & this is my link with the outside world.  I do a little writing & letters print & printing (Yes, postal mail) to friends & also letters to additional government assistance of my State & County.  I appreciate all the advice and I'm sorry it's so long.

  One last thing: I keep getting pop-ups from this survey company called five votes.  I have tried everything to remove them, but they reappear.  I do not take surveys & I get rid of pop-ups.  I have my Blocker on MSN and AOL.  Could these pop-ups have corrupted my hard drive? I've been doing them for months, it is very likely.

  Thank you, Karen

  Hi, I have a Dell desktop computer that came with an Epson printer & all the other necessary things: keyboard, mouse, speakers, & flat screen.  I bought it in 2009.  I'm on social security, so I can't afford to buy a warranty with Dell, which missed.  My system works fine.  Dell offers, free of charge, a scan to check the memory card mother and other issues.  I do the scan every month.   It was record past in all categories.

  However, I just did a scan on July 6, 2013 and the analysis of response of the system said failure in red.  Then he said: 'mother' I know refers to the hard drive.  I am over 65 and fairly low tech & live alone.  However, I am pretty savvy, computer or as much as I can be.

  I checked the help MSN menu, but could not follow him.  This is why I post my question on the MSN Community forum, which helped me with other problems in the past.  I have also just posted on the Dell forums.  I have MSN as my homepage & use IE 9, it works best for me.  The only email I have is on AOL and I've been there for years without any problem.

  I have Verizon FIOS; If I can't get an idea of how this problem on the forums (in fact, I prefer MSN forums) I'll call them.  They offer free advice by telephone.  If necessary, they will come to my apartment to check my system & require a rate SIGNIFICANTLY lower than the Geek Squad.

  However, I did not do anything to the system.  I have update printer drivers, since the printer has suddenly stopped working when I replaced the cartridges.  I don't think that this should be a problem.  I replaced the cartridges before.  I have an Epson Stylus NX110 printer/scanner/copier & called Epson, they SUCK.  The printer comes with the computer.  I have installed new drivers & the printer works fine.  I do not have a wireless system, & I don't have a digital camera.  The only other conflict can be I have two Microsoft Security Essentials AND free AVG downloaded as my anti-virus, anti-spyware.

  I know that the new drivers, I installed the printer were great, it was an update of Epson which I figured out.  I as well need the computer & printer. I am disabled & only at home much & this is my link with the outside world.  I do a little writing & letters print & printing (Yes, postal mail) to friends & also letters to additional government assistance of my State & County.  I appreciate all the advice and I'm sorry it's so long.

  One last thing: I keep getting pop-ups from this survey company called five votes.  I have tried everything to remove them, but they reappear.  I do not take surveys & I get rid of pop-ups.  I have my Blocker on MSN and AOL.  Could these pop-ups have corrupted my hard drive? I've been doing them for months, it is very likely.

  Thank you, Karen

  First of all - the 'motherboard' does not mean 'hard drive '.  This means that the "mother".  :-)  The drive is the storage processors is the brain and everything connects through... the "mother".

    
  Second - why sweep you all the months?  Unless you are having a problem - well - I suggest you not to do so.  Heck - you may see a false positive.  Do you have any indication that you have a hardware failure?
    
  Here's what I suggest:
  (1) stop the execution of this "free scan of Dell.
  (2) ensure that the drivers of motherboard, video card, network device and peripheral chipset audio are later you can get - on the Dell site for your specific Service and operating system combination label (drivers and downloads section, use your service number and put in the operating system you are using.)
  (3) never use Geek Squad.
  (4) what is the "MSN Help Menu?
  (5) choose AN antivirus software - two is misguided and may cause problems.
  (6) run some scans of malware with the details, I will give you right after that...
    

  Regarding AntiVirus - free are very good: Avira, AVG, Avast, UnThreat

  You could spend ~ 60USD during two years of eSET NOD32 AntiVirus (not more - just product AntiVirus) and which would be more worthwhile.

  Search for malware:

  Download, install, execute, update and perform analyses complete system with the two following applications:

  • MalwareBytes (FREE)
  • SuperAntiSpyware (FREE)

  Remove anything they find. Reboot when necessary. (You can uninstall one or both when finished.)

  Search online with eSet Online Scanner. Remove everything it finds.

  Reset.

  The less you have to run all the time, most things you want to run will perform:
  

  Use Autoruns to understand this all starts when your computer's / when you log in. Look for whatever it is you do not know using Google (or ask here.) You can hopefully figure out if there are things from when your computer does (or connect) you don't not need and then configure them (through their own built-in mechanisms is the preferred method) so they do not - start using your resources without reason.

  You can download and use Process Explorer to see exactly what is taking your time processor/CPU and memory. This can help you to identify applications that you might want to consider alternatives for and get rid of all together.

  For the printer - you have downloaded and installed the form here?
  https://www.Epson.com/cgi-bin/store/support/supDetail.jsp?OID=128284&infoType=downloads&platform=OSF_W_7-64

• Hola, El el creative cloud del desktop without to abria he probado y volver a instalar desistalar, sale error 50, he hecho todo lo than ponia aqui y sigue sin funcioanr

  Hola, El el creative cloud del desktop without is abria he probado y volver a instalar desistalar, sale error 50, he hecho todo lo than ponia aqui y sigue sin funcionar, ¿what hago?

  Hello

  Please try steps on the link following error "Unable to install" received when installing Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application.

  If you have already tried them please try following steps depending on your operating system

  
  

  (Windows)

  (1) close adobe all processes in the Task Manager (Core sync services for the desktop application adobe, adobe office, broker CIB Adobe updater AAM service)

  2) navigate to the following locations and assign all permissions to the adobe folders to the current user.  (Right click on adobe folder select properties then click on the Security tab, click on edit and select current user, that you are connected to, select full control, click on apply and then ok)

  C: / / program data (to view hidden files to see this folder)

  C: / / program files 86 x files / common

  C: / / program files x 86.

  C: / / program files common files

  C: //program files.

  Go to c:/programdata/Adobe and oobe and rename it oobe.old

  Go to c: / / programfiles86x/common files/adobe/and rename the oobe oobe.old and aamupdator to ammupdator.old

  Go to c: / / Users/username/appdata/local/adobe/rename in oobe to oobe.old and aamupdator.old aamupdator

  Go to Control Panel/Add or remove programs and uninstall cloud creative app

  Install app creative cloud from link according to https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud

  Run it and it should work.

  (MAC)

  (1) close adobe every process in activity monitor (creative cloud, sync Core, CC library, services for the desktop application adobe, adobe office, broker CIB Adobe updater AAM service)

  2) navigate to the following locations and assign all permissions to the adobe folders to the current user. To navigate, click on go in the bar on then click goto... type/library/application support of / and then click OK.

  (3) to assign the authorization right click on adobe folder and click on Get info... A window will open. Then click on the lock symbol to allow editing. Then click on sign + to add your user name. Then change read only to read and write. Then click gear icon on the bottom and click on apply to the elements included and click ok... Go to the next step then.

  3) navigate to the location following support/adobe application and rename in oobe to oobe.old and aamupdator.old aamupdator.

  (4) place you ~/Library/application support/adobe/oobe and rename in oobe to oobe.old and aamupdator.old aamupdator.

  Cloud creative library and remove 5 open application).

  (6) open utility library of the application itself and delete Adobe application manager and creative cloud

  (7) install creative cloud from link according to https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud

  (8) launch cc app and it should work properly

• Dell XPS 8500 WiFi problem

  Dell XPS 8500

  Device displays Dell 1703 802.1 Wireless Manager b/g/n (2.4 GHz) installed and working properly.  Under parameter PC > settings it shows WiFi not connected and does not have a way to connect to the WiFi network. How can I connect to WiFi?  (I'm just trying to test the operation of WiFi systems)

  What happens if you disconnect the wired connection and restart?

  Your WiFI router broadcasts its SSID?

  The router and WiFi from PC card are supported the same 802.11 standards.

  If none of this helps, you probably should re-post in the Networking forum.