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  I have a DELL Dimension XPS T550 uses windows xp with processor Pentium III, HDD 20 GB, 512 MB SDRAM (divided into two sticks), 32 MB video card, sound card, modem, usb and dvd - rom card. I want to format but I'm worried because all my cd to install my driver was missing. Someone help where I can download all my drivers. Here is the list:

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  Serial number: 0007335T1246197B01FV

  Video card: NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 Model 64 Pro 64/model

  Sound card: Creative SB Live! Value (WDM)

  Multimedia: CineMaster C 3.0 WDM main Driver

  Modem: Generic SoftK56 #2

  USB Card: NEC PCI

  DVD - ROM drive: TOSHIBA DVD - ROM SD-M1212

  I'm trying to find all the drivers of this on dell.com using my service tag (R3BQ7), but there is not available for download.

  I'm trying to find all the drivers of this on dell.com using my service tag (R3BQ7), but there is not available for download.

  It seems that this computer is so old that Dell isn't fully can't stand it anymore.  Pages that appear to relate to your system in a generic way, all seem to suggest that you have added a new video card, at least his new card and perhaps other devices.  You can search the drivers for those devices on the websites of their respective manufacturers.
  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/my_systems_info/manuals
  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/DKUB/
  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/usgen1/DriversHome/

  In any case, it does not appear in the documentation above that this computer has never provided with Windows XP or that Dell had XP drivers for everything.

  How did you install XP first?

  See what 2004 post (it's underlining):

  > My machine is an old DELL Dimension XPS T550 with 384 meg RAM. A
  > A few years ago, DELL told me that WIN XP cannot be installed
  > on my machine.
  >
  > Has this changed? Will WIN XP install without problem on this machine
  > nowdays?
  >

  Dell should have said they will not support XP on XPS T parts series in
  General XP will work fine on your PC. There is a tool of material control on the
  CD, run first to see if it detects problems. Most of the problems are
  come from things like maps its etc. In addition, he was notified of this update
  you the BIOS with the latest version.

• Dell Dimension XPS 400/DXP051 Power Supply Upgrade

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  This is not a value of upgrade CPU on systems that it will cost you almost like a new machine.

  Worth buying a new desktop computer.

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  Data sheet: 2007 Dell Dimension 9200 (XPS 410 United States), Q6600 quad core, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB HD, Windows Vista, graphic of 8600GT 256 MB PCI-E x 16, tv PCI-E x 1 tuner card (do not), Dell LCD 22 monitor ".

  Brief history and prob: weird, early on, the hard drive must Access all seconds for a few years, never understand this. 2011 major problem does not start, fan on max, diagnostic light code that turned out be meaningless... surprisingly reinstallation of the graphics card has helped a bit and fact pc usable again... Mistakes became gradually less severe, it was weird. they tried to say it's a software problem, but this seems unlikely since the restore to factory condition (and the loss of some data) had not helped at all. Next years two ok. Two days ago it started not just and necessary a few reboots. Found this morning frozen on the black screen of Microsoft and had to hold power to turn off. (itself awoke to a windows update then died?) Tried to start, but it froze on the start of the BIOS set up screen, no keyboard no nothing and got the same old code "123" diagnosis, but even when there is no such code. Repeated several times. Tried reinstalling video card about 10 times, including the removal of tv card for its use of non - no and light code now diagnosis '34' are for failure possible extension of the map (not the graphics card... but there aren't any other card it must be the graphics card). No picture monitor at all now...

  Reference dell cruise forums seems to accuse 9200 motherboard...
  Can try to reset the CMOS jumper?

  I wish dell had corrected it when it was in warranty.

  Any ideas? I don't have another card PCI-E PC or graphics to cross check... worth buying another graphic card to try? You want to save pc if possible. Thank you.

  
  

• How can I change the cmos battery in my Dell Dimension 8300

  How can I change the cmos battery in my Dell Dimension 8300?

  Thank you

  Clark

  Easy!  As long as you have a few minutes and the right replacement battery ready to go.  Just follow these few simple steps.

  1. Unplug the power cord.
  2. Tour of Lapointe on the right side.
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  5. Press the metal tab to release the battery.
  6. Check the model number on the battery, make sure you have the same replacement.
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• Hard drive Dell Dimension 8300

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• Cannot delete the printer in Dell dimension 3000 XP Home Edition 32 bit race.

  Original title: have dell dimension 3000 with xp home 32-bit edition.

  have 3 old printers in Control Panel I can't remove... mike

  Hello

  1. what happens when you try to delete the printers?

  2. do you get an error message?

  3 are logged as administrator?

  I suggest you to start the computer in safe mode , and then try to delete the printers.

  To start the computer in safe mode

  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/boot_failsafe.mspx?mfr=true

  Hope this helps and let us know if you need more assistance.

• instructions for battery replacement dell dimension b110 say record all screens..., what the hell this means?

  Note sumthin cloth installation, stick in a disc. Why not just do a normal shutdown down to turn off that saves the data, then disconnect all accessories safely, unplug the power cord, then don't act carefully then launch the gal old return. ? Please excuse the runon sentence. Thanks to the speakers!

  Because the Dell Dimension B110 is a desktop computer, the battery in question must be the BIOS battery (aka battery CMOS or RTC battery).  In older computers, these batteries are used to maintain the system BIOS settings.  When you remove the battery, the parameters disappear... that's why the manual said to write information.

  When you turn off the computer, the data that have been written on the hard disk are kept.  Data from the BIOS are not on the hard disk.  It is stored in a chip (usually using CMOS technology, this is why we sometimes talk about the CMOS battery).  This chip must be powered continuously in order to keep the information.  When the computer is unplugged, the energy is provided by the battery.  It doesn't use much, so even the can of typical small used button cell batteries last for years.

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

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  ·         What is the exact error message?

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• Dell Dimension E521 starts and stops on its own at random times... a lot of attempts to repair/restore without success! What's next!

  Well, it's a bit of a long story, so I'll try to make it as short and easy as possible.

  My grandmother had the Dell Dimension E521 for some time in December of ' 06.  She had filled the C: drive with a bunch of junk and mandated the bureau with many useless shortcuts.  Later in November 10, she told me he had begun to stop and start on his own time at random, so I tried to do what I could with antivirus scan (AVG Free Edition), remove applications and unnecessary programs and try to demand for system recovery short.  While that makes the computer run faster, it still started and closed on itself.  His house has only the dial-up connection (which is almost impossible to update anything), so I brought it to my house for the best connection around 01/01/11 (9 days ago).

  I could update the AVG Free Edition and Windows updates, and it found and cleared, a Trojan Virus.  The Dell still started and shut down on its own.  My next step was to use the disc re - install for Vista Home Basic 32-bit.  He old programs saved in a folder "Windows.old" on the C: drive and completely re-installed everything back to the original.  After I checked in the "Windows.old" folder and recorded something she didn't lose (such as images and videos), I deleted as much as I could out of it.  The only thing I could not remove from it was 4 'driver files '.  For a while the computer trying to run 'chkdsk' on its own seizure began, but froze in the middle of it.  He finally ended the 'chkdsk' once and didn't try again since.  It downloaded and installed updates Windows of 100 or more on its own as well.

  After all, it still does the same thing he has with housing starts and shut downs.  The closure of downs occur not just in the middle of the execution of a given program; they occur at any time at random, even if I use the computer in safe mode.  She always goes through the whole stops the process with the "logging off" and "closing" legends, it is not as if the electric system is down.  The start-up occur randomly as well, even if a stop is purposely through the Start Menu or hold down the power button.  Sometimes, he's trying to start and shut down on its own several times without fully load.

  Again, sorry this is so long, but I would like to know if there is anything that can be done to get this thing to CUT IT OUT because my grandmother wants as his computer back!

  Well, it's a bit of a long story, so I'll try to make it as short and easy as possible.

  My grandmother had the Dell Dimension E521 for some time in December of ' 06.  She had filled the C: drive with a bunch of junk and mandated the bureau with many useless shortcuts.  Later in November 10, she told me he had begun to stop and start on his own time at random, so I tried to do what I could with antivirus scan (AVG Free Edition), remove applications and unnecessary programs and try to demand for system recovery short.  While that makes the computer run faster, it still started and closed on itself.  His house has only the dial-up connection (which is almost impossible to update anything), so I brought it to my house for the best connection around 01/01/11 (9 days ago).

  I could update the AVG Free Edition and Windows updates, and it found and cleared, a Trojan Virus.  The Dell still started and shut down on its own.  My next step was to use the disc re - install for Vista Home Basic 32-bit.  He old programs saved in a folder "Windows.old" on the C: drive and completely re-installed everything back to the original.  After I checked in the "Windows.old" folder and recorded something she didn't lose (such as images and videos), I deleted as much as I could out of it.  The only thing I could not remove from it was 4 'driver files '.  For a while the computer trying to run 'chkdsk' on its own seizure began, but froze in the middle of it.  He finally ended the 'chkdsk' once and didn't try again since.  It downloaded and installed updates Windows of 100 or more on its own as well.

  After all, it still does the same thing he has with housing starts and shut downs.  The closure of downs occur not just in the middle of the execution of a given program; they occur at any time at random, even if I use the computer in safe mode.  She always goes through the whole stops the process with the "logging off" and "closing" legends, it is not as if the electric system is down.  The start-up occur randomly as well, even if a stop is purposely through the Start Menu or hold down the power button.  Sometimes, he's trying to start and shut down on its own several times without fully load.

  Again, sorry this is so long, but I would like to know if there is anything that can be done to get this thing to CUT IT OUT because my grandmother wants as his computer back!

  Hey tkkcc70

  Here's how to remove the windows.old folder in vista as well as windows 7 after you have saved the data of it

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/240390-Windows-old-folder-delete.html

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-remove-the-Windows-old-folder

  read the information below, to see if you can run dell diagnostics by pressing F12 at startup to try to find the problem

  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/WS340/en/UG/DIAGS.htm

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• Installing drivers after Windows XP reinstall on Dell Dimension 2350 with Dell resource disk

  Hi all

  Recently, I did a clean reinstall of Windows XP (home edition) on my Dell Dimension 2350. Everything went well. Now, I need to install the appropriate drivers. I have the Dell resource disk and this is where the problem starts.
  As noted elsewhere, after reinstallation of that display on the screen of the disk resource is as it is in 'Safe Mode '. I was aware of this. Therefore, the search criteria screen resources drive was a little bigger than the screen of the monitor. I managed to its size to fit the screen, but this really isn't the problem, is the following: the search criteria options I have in the dropdown menus (on screen) are the following:

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  Operating system: (I think I got this one) all, Windows XP

  Topic: (maybe this one too), Dell Diagnostics, Diagnostics, drivers, Applications, utilities

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  Thank you all!

  Zlek1207
   
  * If it will help, I went in (with "Show Hidden Files" active) Device Manager and it shows (with the yellow question mark) are:
  Other devices: Ethernet Controller, multimedia Audio Controller, video controller (VGA Compatible).

    

  You need, in the order of installation:

  1. Driver Chipset
  2. Video driver (depends on what video card)
  3. Audio driver
  4. Network driver (depends on who you are)
  5. Modem driver, if you are using a modem

  Go to the Support page and put in your Service tag. He expected to give you the drivers you need. You can download them to any PC and copy it to a USB key for installation on 2350.

  You only need applications, if you actually use them (for example, Roxio, Jasc Paintshop, etc.).

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• DELL DIMENSION E510, using Windows XP

  I've damaged my video driver my screen shows limited colors and shows only very large print. The display is connected to a DVI video card. Is there a way I can get a CD containing the driver that went with my system?

  Data transfer is easy.  You cannot transfer applications.

  Dimension 5150/E510 HJ054 motherboard Bios A07 works without any problem with Pentium D up to 945.  The Dell J8885 KF623 RD203 will make you press F1 to continue.  They will stop with processor is with prior to version A07 bios. The BIOS A07 also passes the Vista Upgrade Advisor scan.  It is therefore recommended for 7 and 8 and 10.

  The Pressler Smithfield vs can do LAHF and SAHF as well as CMPExchange16 which means that it works very well if you have a Pentium 900 series D.  This means that you can run 64-bit windows 7, 8 or 10 very well.  RAM can be used Max will always be 3.25 GB regardless of cpu or os to 64-bit or not.  There is a limit of chipset.

  The 5150/E510 for this (with caveats such as Bios A07 and the radiator copper Heatpipe exactly the same thing that the GX620. 0HJ054 Version of motherboard supports Pentium D without problem until 945.) E510 from Oct 06. Pentium D 915 is the Universal CPU that works in turn or even low profile or SFF or USFF when the radiator of the performance of copper.

  Description	Supported OS	Download
  Dell Dimension system BIOS A07 BIOS system Dell DM051 A07more details	BIOS

  When you upgrade to the latest version of the bios and use the copper radiator performance equipped with a pentium D 915 until 945 you can install 64-bit 8.1 win or win 10.  The pentium D and radiator are very cheap.

  You need a specific version of the motherboard however to cross press it F1 to continue.

  3.25 GB of ram is the maximum regardless of the operating system in 64-bit or 32-bit. With its 3.5 GB GX620.

  

  

  The max ram that you can publish with a GX320 is less than 4 gigs aka 2.5 gigs or 3 concerts.

  8.0 works but 64 bits 8.1 and 10 requires CMPXCHG16b EAP, NX, SSE2, 64-bit, PrefetchW, LAHF/SAHF.  Regardless of the operating system, the max ram is 3.5 concerts due to the limitation of the chipset and INTEL graphics card.

  Adding a PCI-E video card does not pick up the ram.

  I saw the Pentium d cheap on Ebay and Amazon

  SL9QQ seems to be the max for a 5150

  

  

  Coreinfo will tell you.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/cc835722.aspx

  Users have the possibility of obtaining a 32-bit version of Windows 8 and update to windows 32 bits 8.1

  C:\Windows\System32>Coreinfo

  -means not supported * means supported

  Coreinfo v3.21 - information about the topology of CPU and System Memory Dump
  Copyright (C) 2008-2013 Mark Russinovich
  Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com

  EM64T * support 64-bit mode
  NX * Supports non-performance page protection
  EAP * supports physical addresses > 32 - bit
  SSE2 * supports Streaming SIMD Extensions 2
  SSE3 * supports Streaming SIMD Extensions 3
  Cx16 * instruction CMPXCHG16B support
  LAHF and SAHF * media LAHF/SAHF instructions in 64-bit mode
  PREFETCHW * statement supports PREFETCHW

• Install Win XP 64-bit on Dell Dimension 8400

  Hi all

  I want to install Windows XP Professional 64-bit on Dell Dimension 8400 (64 bit PC). But I don't know what "SATA Operation" mode to choose. However, when I tried with "RAID Autodetect / AHCI", "RAID Autodetect / ATA ' or 'RAID ON', I could not install because there was an error message saying that the hard drive not found: (.) But I know that the hard drive works fine. I note that there is another option "combination".

  1. can you please anyone suggest me the correct installation with the correct Sata Mode? Please note that I basically need to install Windows XP Professional 64-bit only, and I don't have a floppy as well.

  2. in addition, I don't have a company CD for drivers or operating system. I can upload them in the DELL site with serial number of the PC. But I noticed that there are many readers for the same category, for example: 12 drivers for the video. How to select the corresponding drivers exactly between all for this particular PC?

  Although I noticed similar/alternative problems addressed in this forum, but I could not find an adequate solution to these answers.

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  Frey

  Since the drive was part of the front table, it can automatically start (should be able to confirm to CTRL-I), but if not, then you need to start manually (made in CTRL-I, or even the operating system management utility).

  You can also get another cable... they are usually no more than $2-3 to any computer parts store.