Inspiron 620, Windows 7, no sound

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• Inspiron 620, bad sound quality

  I have a desktop Dell Inspiron 620 under Windows 7 Home Premium.  I have Logitech LS21 speakers (S-00040) (L, R, and subwoofer). Until last week, the sound quality was very good.  Now, I'm getting poor quality, a little scrambled his no matter what I play: Pandora, CNN, music websites.  I swapped the speakers.  I've fiddled with settings of control panel of configuration/sounds.  I have uninstalled/reinstalled the sound cards. I've updated the sound card drivers, I plugged the speakers in the front and the audio jack.  All to nothing does not.  I probably have a hardware problem? Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

  Mike T GOES.

  * Download and install the Chipset driver
  * Restart the Inspiron 620 when finished
  * Download and install the Audio driver
  * Restart the Inspiron 620 when finished
  * Re-audio test

• Inspiron 620 SSD upgrade is no longer support AHCI with Windows 10

  Hi all

  I had installed a Crucial SSD of CT256MX100 when you use Windows 7 without properly checking the parameters of AHCI and TRIM. This seemed to be working very well and providing very high throughput, however, upgrade to Windows 10 (from one day to the next... :/) there was a significant slowdown (20 second power to 4 minutes). After having looked around for a way to remedy this, I was unable to find the option AHCI in the BIOS for my Inspiron 620. It says in the manual of the system it is an option, an idea on how to activate it? Reinstall the OS?

  To all those who can offer constructive help, thanks in advance!

  I think you'll find these (which were the first latitude to support SATA) used a SATA to PATA Bridge chip - the controller is actually PATA, using a bridge to the SATA drive.  There is therefore, no AHCI option on them.

  The Dx30 models were the first with native SATA (and AHCI) support.

• Software Audio Dell Inspiron 3542, Windows 10 problem,

  Hey there! I had recently the problem to the software audio Dell stop - this is to show the levels of the bass and tone and other things like that, and I also noticed that the sound quality became worse too.

  You can see the empty space that the levels were in it once

  I will be very happy if someonr will help me solve this problem! Thank you

  

  The latest Realtek audio driver for the Inspiron with Windows 10 3542 is this one. Follow the instructions under "Installation Instructions". Let me know if installing it does not solve the issue.

  You can see all the drivers for Dell just introduced for your model in the page html Inspiron 3542. In the column 'Operating system', which are WT is for Windows 10. Those marked with a WB are for Windows 8.1. Those for XP, Vista and Win7 is clearly identified as such.

  There is also the page Inspiron 3542 product supports, which has links to all the same drivers, but if you don't know how to navigate the support pages it can be difficult to find what you are looking for.

• Inspiron 620 Hard Drive stuck in the cage

  I am upgrading an Inspiron 620-10 Windows.  I choose to do the upgrade on a new hard drive to preserve the original as a backup hard drive.  When I tried to remove the hard drive from its Assembly following the instructions (remove two screws and pull) I couldn't get out of the cage.  Something seems firmly hold the hard drive cage.  I removed the two screws to mount the material on the hard disk without success.  Currently I plan to install the new hard drive in the Tower, leaving the old unpowered hard drive but I would remove it to place it in an external USB enclosure.

  Any ideas as to what could be lock the hard drive in the case would be appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  Its a super good nest.  What you do is get a pair of pliers and squeeze the ears of the inside of the rails and it will slide out as if nothing was ever wrong. (I'm assuming that you have removed the TWO screws before attempting to bend the ears) Using two hands and standing on the case and pulling the habit out.  I considered breaking the reader with a sled, but decided against it.

  

• Inspiron 620 monitor went black. CPU works.

  I was surfing on Pinterest and clicked on a link, then a message appears saying it could not be displayed.  Thinking it was an infected site, I did a control + alt + delete to prevent it from loading.  Then, the screen is empty.  I restarted the computer.  The windows 10 icon came and he acted like he was going to work, but then drove.  the monitor button is on because the light underneath is white.  I checked all the settings in the menu on the right picture down, but still no picture.  Any ideas as to tell if the monitor is dead, or if there is a diagnosis so that I can do

  What model of specific external monitor is attached to the desktop Inspiron 620?

• Inspiron 1420 - Windows 7, SigmaTel Audio

  Model: Inspiron 1420
  Pilot: SigmaTel High Definition Audio CODEC

  Hello. I recently upgraded my Inspiron 1420 Windows Vista Home Premium (32 bit) for Windows 7 Ultimate (32 bit). The upgrade was very successful with the exception of audio problems.

  The problem is very strange, at least for me. I have three audio ports on the front (two headphones and a microphone). Both headphones work fine, but the port of microphonoe no longer works. This problem occurred after my Windows 7 Ultimate upgrade. It didn't when I was still on Windows Vista Edition Home Premium. I don't really know what the problem is. It seems that the audio cuts when I try to go into the selection of "Recording devices", when I right click on the volume in my taskbar icon. The sound cuts.

  An example error message would be when I choose recording devices while Windows Media Player is running (play music too, of course), I would get this message: 'an audio device has been disconnected or reconfigured. Make sure the audio device is connected, and then try to replay the point."
  Other audio problems would be video games such as counter-strike (for those who are familiar with this game). I would like to start the game, but there is no sound. I reduce and there is still no sound. It's only when I leave the game my audio would return.

  Again, I don't know exactly what the problem. Maybe my model (Inspiron 1420) does not support Windows 7 Ultimate? Is there a driver for my SigmaTel High Definition Audio CODEC driver updates?

  For any help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  -Khoi

  Given that you've gone from Home Premium, Ultimate, you had to do a reinstall (you can not simply be upgraded).  With an installation of 'new', you have to install all the drivers (Win 7 can install some) but you should also install any chipset not install drivers before installation of the device drivers or devices will be either or not install correctly.

  There are two chipset drivers listed on the download page for Vista 32-bit, and they should work on Win 7 32 bit (regardless of Version).  There is also a SigmaTel driver on downloads.  Download and install the two drivers from the chipset, then the Sigma Tel and see if that corrects the problem.

  Reference Dell downloads

• The Inspiron 620 Spec issues

  Had some questions about my Inspiron 620.

  Brand and model of the Mobo?

  Level watt PUS?

  Can I replace the motherboard with a 3rd party, in the same turn?

  Recommendations to replace the power supply, RAM, processor and video?

  I have the 2320 i5, 8 GB of Ram and AMD 6450.

  Brand and model of the Mobo?

  Inspiron 620 owner Dell Board.

  Level watt PUS?

  300W

  Can I replace the motherboard with a 3rd party, in the same turn?

  The Council is a standard size but the front panel wiring is owner.  You will need to do a bit on the rewiring of fly or to replace the case.  Also note that stock heatsink from Dell that it does not fit in a spare parts advice - you will need a new if you change the jury.

  Another advantage: If you are replacing the card, you have more a Dell system, which means not activate Windows.   Budget for a copy in the Windows retail if you change the motherboard - you effectively build a new system.  Microsoft won't activate copies of Windows OEM on the boards of spare parts.

  Recommendations to replace the power supply, RAM, processor and video?

  I have the 2320 i5, 8 GB of Ram and AMD 6450.

  Essentially, you can build a whole new system - if you take this route, reuse, keyboard, mouse, monitor and drives – everything (case, power supply, heater, fans and everything you want to update - is replaced).

• Inspiron 620-7750 Radeon with 450W power supply installed does not start

  Hello!

  I have looked EVERYWHERE online and on the forum and have seen several posts on this topic and still not found a solution that works.  I have a Dell Inspiron 620

  • I5Intel Processor2nd Gen Core i5-2310 / 2.9 GHz
  • Memory8 GB / 8 GB (max)
  • Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit Edition operating mode
  • Optical DriveDVD±RW
  • Graphics technology ProcesseurIntel HD Graphics 2000 dynamic video memory 5.0
  • Integrated graphics controller

  Recently, I buy a Powercolor Radeon 7750 graphics card I have installed the drivers, uninstalled the current Intel Graphics driver from Device Manager and then install the new card.  I of course unplugged the PSU got rid of and left in power has failed to myself and plugged into the PCI-E.  After I tired to turn on but it does not start.  Fans begin to turn, including on the graphics card, but nothing comes up on the monitor and it won't start.  When I unplugged the 7750 card it starts very well?

  At first I thought that it was not powered ridiculously horrible 300w PSU they put so that I have upgraded to an a 450w.  Everything works with the new power supply installed without the card, but as soon as I plug the new map, he continues to not start as before installing the card.  I have searched and tried things for 2 days now and CAN NOT find a solution.  I know that the 620 does not access the menu of the BIOS under settings in advance who does not help (don't know why Dell would never think it was a good idea!) so I can't change anything in there.

  Please, any help would be fantastic!

  Thanks in advance!

  The card is a bad card.  There should be ZERO problems with the supply of the stock 305 w and a 7750.

• Dell inspiron 620 wakes up on his own

  so after I clicked sleep, after a few minutes my inspiron 620 wakes up on his own

  From Internet Explorer

  Original title: my 620 insp restarts after sleep

  Hello

  This should help you find the problem:

  "How to solve a problem of Mode Vista or Windows 7 sleep"

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/63567-power-options-sleep-mode-problems.html

  See you soon.

• Reader of CD/DVD of Dell Inspiron 620 will not be open.

  Original title: DVD/CD does not open

  The other day I tried to burn a disc, something was wrong and the cd/dvd will not open. I used all of the stem to remove the CD. Now it says an error occurred while ejecting ' DVD RW drive (d). I uninstalled and reinstalled the drive, and made sure my drivers are up to date, they are, same problem. I need major help.

  FYI: I don't know if this means anything but I have a Dell Inspiron 620.

  The other day I tried to burn a disc, something was wrong and the cd/dvd will not open. I used all of the stem to remove the CD. Now it says an error occurred while ejecting ' DVD RW drive (d). I uninstalled and reinstalled the drive, and made sure my drivers are up to date, they are, same problem. I need major help.

  Whenever the CD/DVD cannot be purchased, it is longer practice of using the average pin hole. But this should be done when the computer is turned off as ejection outwardly replaces the internal control of the drive. Therefore, it is very likely that the problem arises.
  You can try this:
  Restart the PC-> press F2 when you see the Dell logo-> control if the drive is displayed in the summary of the BIOS settings screen. If this is not present, contact Dell support - the drive must be replaced.
  If it is present, try to press the eject button to see if the come out. If so, leave the BIOS settings, start Windows and check. The drivers will be installed by Windows in most of the cases, and if not, you can download it from Dell from the link mentioned by Manasa Sirahatti. In addition, if you use third-party programs to burn the disc, try to uninstall it and check. If it works, and then reinstall the program.
  The problem will be solved in most cases, otherwise, the disc must be replaced.

• Cloning the hard drive on desktop PC Inspiron 620

  New Member, first post here, great resource.

  I work a friend with his desktop computer Dell Inspiron 620; 3.5 years.  The hard drive begins to run out, but computer still works fine right now.

  I ordered a recovery and support on the way via Dell out of warranty support in case the disc falls in catastrophic failure before we get to this.  But rather than use this recovery media, reload the operating system, drivers, all applications, customization, etc.  I'm thinking of 'cloning' of the current hard drive while the original hard drive is still operational.

  I have never cloned a drive before, but I understand that this would be the procedure. I buy a new identical replacement hard drive (found a 3.5 Sata 1 TB size) and also buy an external USB enclosure for the new disc, connect the new drive via a USB cable, start the cloning software, and then install the disc cloned when cloning is done in the computer?

  No disadvantage of 'cloning' vs reload the operating system?  Any recommendations of any free cloning software, I consider using?   Cloning especially appealed to me because it is a highly customized small business computer.  Get this computer to its current state the long way is certainly feasible, but I want to do the simplest possible.

  Thanks in advance for help people...

  Birchlake

  New Member, first post here, great resource.

  I work a friend with his desktop computer Dell Inspiron 620; 3.5 years.  The hard drive begins to run out, but computer still works fine right now.

  I ordered a recovery and support on the way via Dell out of warranty support in case the disc falls in catastrophic failure before we get to this.  But rather than use this recovery media, reload the operating system, drivers, all applications, customization, etc.  I'm thinking of 'cloning' of the current hard drive while the original hard drive is still operational.

  I have never cloned a drive before, but I understand that this would be the procedure. I buy a new identical replacement hard drive (found a 3.5 Sata 1 TB size) and also buy an external USB enclosure for the new disc, connect the new drive via a USB cable, start the cloning software, and then install the disc cloned when cloning is done in the computer?

  No disadvantage of 'cloning' vs reload the operating system?  Any recommendations of any free cloning software, I consider using?   Cloning especially appealed to me because it is a highly customized small business computer.  Get this computer to its current state the long way is certainly feasible, but I want to do the simplest possible.

  Thanks in advance for help people...

  Birchlake

  There is no need to buy an external enclosure, just install the drive to be cloned as secondary, all you need is a SATA data cable, there is a spare SATA power connector already within the chassis, for an additional HD.

  The simplest method I prefer is to clone the existing hard drive to the new, that will also transfer all applications and programs.

  You need an imaging utility, similar to True Image Home 2016.

  http://www.Acronis.com/homecomputing/products/TrueImage

  Acronis resize partitions transferred to match the size of the new hard drive.

  I also found the free version of AOMEI of Backupper to be excellent and have used it with great success with Windows 8.1 and 10

  http://www.backup-utility.com/free-backup-software.html

  Hard drive manufacturers, also have their own free cloning software available, but it can be used only with their hard drives.

  First, install the new drive as the secondary and the image of the main hard drive in it.

  Immediately after the cloning, shut down the system, switch the data cable [SATA port 0] to the new disk, making the new master hard drive and see if the system boots properly.

  Start the system with only the new hard drive connected.

  Be sure to leave the original drive disconnected, until the new hard drive is working to your satisfaction.

  Before cloning a hard drive, make sure that the existing drive has no corruption or virus on it, because they will be transferred to the new hard drive.

  As we already mentioned, it will take a second SATA data cable, there should be a spare connector to SATA power inside the housing.

  Bev.

• HP Pavilion dv6 - 2173cl: card driver HP Pavilion dv6 - 2173cl Entertainment Notebook PC with windows 8.1 Sound

  After upgrade to windows 8 for windows 8.1 my laptop HP Pavilion dv6 - 2173cl has a problem with the card (no sound at all).  I went to HP.com but there is no driver for window 8.1 sound card.  What should I do now... Help, please...

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  See if it works...

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  I know this is going crazy, but I really like the old windows 95 startup sound.  Now, I downloaded a sound mp3 in windows 95.  I don't know how to change to a .wav file, I think that it is what I have to do in order to put the sound in my sounds of wave file and then select and match upward with my startup sound.  The computer I have is a PC HP TouchSmart 310-(model 310-1125y) if anybody out there knows EXACTLY how do, please let me know, better yet, if would be cool if you could make a video to guide me through this and send it to me.   Thank you.

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• My dell Inspiron 1150 windows xp password son has locked and the screen will not change, we do not know the password or have we not the reset disk, how can connect to reset password

  My dell Inspiron 1150 windows xp password son has locked and the screen displays the dell logo and says that I need the master password or administrator, my son can't remember and we do not have the reset disk, is it possible to get and reset the password or enter the system

  If you are using XP Home Edition, the built-in Administrator account probably doesn't have a defined password. You can start in safe mode, where this account will be selectable when connecting. It allows to connect and change the password of your normal connection.

  To start in safe mode, keep hitting F8 twice a second after turning on the PC until you get the start menu where safe mode is selectable by the up/down arrow keys, and then press ENTER.

  If you are using XP Professional, try to connect using the built-in Administrator account. You don't need to do it in safe mode (although you can if you wish). If your normal login screen is a display of the user symbol and hit ctrl-alt-del twice to get to login to text entry. Type administrator as the user name and try a blank password.

  See also http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305

  Tricky