Inspiron One 2320 inaccessible AIO, Windows 10 boot device error,

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• cannot use the webcam or play dvd Windows Inspiron ONE 2320 8.1

  Hello.

  When I open My Webcam Central on my Inspiron One 2320, I get a nice message on the right hand bottom corner 'not supported Webcam. Hmmmmm. When I try to play a DVD, no luck.

  I use Windows 8.1

  I went into the Manager.Under Imaging device, there is no sign of a driver for the webcam.

  In the section DVD, States of CD-ROM/DVD-ROM HL - DT ST DVDRWBDCT40 N does not properly. When I right click to update him pilot-still no worky.

  Thank you for your help!

  Nora

  The webcam is already installed. Central webcam is software and is also already installed. Look at the illustrations in the Quick Start Guide in the list of books below and see that the camera is located on the bezel at the top of the screen has a cover and light. Remove the cover to see if that helps. If you're still having problems, go to this site to help support more-

  www.Dell.com/.../manuals

• Inspiron One 2320 A10 BIOS update is blocked

  I'm trying to update the BIOS on my Inspiron One 2320 after replacing the hard drive. It worked fine except the fan was running full speed constantly, even after a boot after being closed overnight - so no question of real heat. Advance Google search for BIOS update being a solution to the problem of fan went wild.

  So...

  I put the file A10.exe on a bootable USB key, rebooted and ran the file. Everything was going well until I came to this screen:

  =============================

  ITE Flash Utility Version: 1.0

  Device ID; 7f9d20ff
  Seller of SPI; Chingis

  Block number: 0

  Eraseing--erase OK

  Erase check--check OK

  Programming--programming OK

  Check--check OK

  [blinking cursor]

  =============================

  And it's been sitting here just like that for a few hours now. I'm afraid to do something or to restart. I am wayyyy out of warranty, so I'm on my own.

  Help?

  You could try erasing BIOS by removing the battery motherboard button and press / hold the power button for about 30 seconds before reinstalling the battery. Check the Manual and follow the instructions carefully to remove/install the battery.

  If the battery is more of ~ 2-3 years old, this could be a good idea to install a new, so you don't have to replace it again, at least not for a long time (er).

  Are how far out of warranty you? If I remember correctly, Dell had a policy to replace a motherboard - once and only once - if it doesn't have a BIOS update within six months of the end of the warranty. Do not know if that still stands...

  So if does not help clear BIOS by pulling on the battery, you can contact Support to see if this policy is always available.

• Dell Inspiron One 2320 Nvidia GeForce GT 525 m overheating?

  Hello. I have a Dell Inspiron One 2320 I think has problems with the graphics card GeForce GT525m of overheating. 5 minutes of a game, even on the detail settings low, the temperature reached quickly 90 + degrees Celsius. The max I've seen is 96 degrees. This occurred on the first day with the computer and I rarely used it to this problem. I know there is no problems with fans and vents being dirty because I checked all and as I mentioned before the machine ran hot on the first day. Airflow behind the appliance is wide open, so I know that there is no obstruction to the air flow.

  My wife has a laptop (Inspiron 17R) with an Nvidia GeForce GT525m I've tested the same edition of the games and benchmarks on the, with even more detail settings and it reaches a temperature of about 70 ° c max.

  It seems strange to me that a GPU reaches a high temperature in such a short period of time. I have other machines (portable and desktop computers) ever approaching 90 degrees.

  Here is some relevant information on the PC in question.

  Model: Inspiron One 2320

  CPU: Intel Core i5 2400 s

  GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT525m DDR3

  RAM: 6 GB

  BIOS version: A10

  NVIDIA drivers: Tested several Versions Dell 8.17.12.7073 & Nvidia Version 306.97 not changes of temperature between the pilots, all are about 90 degrees Celsius.

  If anyone has experiences similar to this or has a solution I would be very happy. Thank you!

  Overheating was a problem with mine, I made a drastic decision. To fit 120mm fans for the back cover. Check the youtube videos on these mods.

  The cooling is normally a problem on these with many users complaining of the black screens and restart one of the videos shows how to mount the fans/vents aft to increase cooling.

  I therefore a 2320 Dell with i5 2500K (Non-Dell) quad core CPU, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, 2 TB HDD, DVD burner standard still in use via USB and mounted back cover driving fans cooling the GPU and CPU.

  Games played at max settings use to heat the motherboard to 97 degrees with the fan in place, he fell to-22 degrees to 75 c, which means that the machine not only better performance but last much longer due to the additional cooling.

  I'm using Core Temp to monitor the temperature and OCCT to the stress test.

• Inspiron One 2320 - replacing hard drive

  Diagnosis informed me that my hard drive has failed. I have a spare hard drive available that I can use to replace the failed one. However, the Inspiron One comes without a Windows 7 disk, including the operating system can be reinstalled and then authenticated by Microsoft. Is a hidden partition with the installation of the OS program available? How can I get that on a disk hard nine and then go to reinstall Windows? Or is there a utility that I can use for this reader to image and restore to the new?

  TIA!

  Hello

  Thanks for joining us.

  As the hard drive failed, I suggest not to copy or create a system of her image.

  Please send a private message with the serial number of the computer. We'll see how get you the DVD of Windows 7 at the earliest.

  To send a private message, click on my name, and then click Start conversation.

  Thank you.

• How to change the BIOS battery inspiron one 2320

  Please how do I change the battery of the BIOS on my Dell inspiron one 2320.

  I'm looking for a model, because I already opened the hood, but I have not found the battery.

  Thank you

  Schpountz

  Please how do I change the battery of the BIOS on my Dell inspiron one 2320.

  I'm looking for a model, because I already opened the hood, but I have not found the battery.

  Thank you

  Schpountz

  How to replace the battery on page 56 here:

  http://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_inspiron_desktop/Inspiron-one-2320_owner%27s%20manual_en-us.PDF

  Bev.

• Blue light on the power cord for Inspiron One 2320

  Just bought two Inspiron One 2320 Dell Outlet. The one with the Pentium processor and no touch screen came with a power supply cord has a continuous blue light to the stem of the rope through the computer. The one with the i3 processor and a touch screen has no blue light. Why should light and the other does not. Also, I would pass the cords since the cord with a blue light on the system in a bedroom and is boring. Any ideas?

  Because we're a KMART blue light special.

  Wrap the plug with a piece of black electrical tape and the problem is solved.

• Inaccessible boot device error. New motherboard.

  De : Meigs

  I'm changing my motherboard that supports the quad core processor. However, I get an inaccessible boot device error when I try to boot with the new motherboard. I tried to boot from the installation dvd and repair, but it cannot solve the problem.

  I don't want to perform a new installation. It was easy with WinXP pro. The cd should solve the problem. But, I can just know how to do this with Windows Vista.

  Is there a way to get the registry to look for new drivers? It may not be a big problem since the installation DVD to see the drive with any action on my part.

  From: Rick Rogers

  Hi Meigs,

  Sorry, but change the motherboard in most cases it will take a reinstall. The exception would be a card replacement or one that is very closely related. XP could affect a repair installation, it is not possible in Windows Vista due to changes in the way the operating system is built on the hard drive.

  Moreover, the error message at startup is likely, given that the new motherboard uses a driver different thant previous to load the hard disk.

  --

  Good luck

  Another response of the community of Windows Vista discussion groups

• Spill of water caused my HP envy 4 to do that no boot device error.

  A planter fell my laptop asleep (activated but closed) and was there for no more than 5 minutes. Much water has flowed on the HDMI port and the lower right.
  The laptop worked well for a good 30 minutes then I had a sudden blue screen with the code F4 stop. I then turned off my phone and it turned back and the no boot device error apeard even if I turned off the laptop.
  Instinctively, I shook the laptop a bit and it seems to work fine for about 20 minutes, and then suddenly got the blue screen with the stop, even code again. This has happened for about 3 times until I let him all night.
  But now after that I left it all night I can't be on the laptop for more than 3 minutes without the blue screen that appears then the boot device error apears.
  Anyone who could help would be immensely appreciated.
  Thank you very much
  Jacob.

  Thank you, but somehow my laptop is now back up and running how it was before. However, I appreciate your time and your info.

• Just another one of those hardcore Windows XP Boot problems...

  Problem summarized: when Windows starts normally loading: "Windows has not start because the following file is missing or damaged: '\system32\hal.dll" Please reinstall a copy of the above file.»  This was due to a damaged boot.ini file (it is without a doubt, don't give me alternatives, I know that's what it is)

  So I'll pass by exactly what is happening, or I can do when I choose options.  NOTE: I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO BOOT FROM WINDOWS CD!

  When I turn on my Avertec Netbook with Windows XP computer, the title screen appears, and if I press F2 here, I can access configuration CMOS.  Who has all the BIOS settings and allows me to choose the boot device, I still access all the settings here.

  If I let it continue, it goes to a screen that says "[F5] for HARD drive recovery," and I can also press F8 for advanced here options menu.  (If I let him go, he's going to where Windows would normally begin loading and displays the error message that I listed in the paragraph 'problem summary' at the top).  So if I press F8 and try one of these options, the same error message appears for all options,including the safe mode, can't get on it.

  If I press F5 instead on this screen, it brings me to 'Installation of Windows (active EMS).  A window asking me if I want to restore my hard drive for purchase,I'll not do BUT, there is also a command prompt box (which seems to be the only one, that I can get).  It penetrates into the typed command in "X:\Windows\System32 > ', which I do not know is the right place too try to run startup commands.  Whenever I have type BOOTCFG or any extension of it, he says "ERROR: could not open the TRUNK." INI file.

  I looked around the Internet and these forums to try to understand something, but nothing works.  I have never really been advanced with computers or anything, so if there is someone who knows possible answers, the more detail the better.  Thank you

  Well, I solved the problem a bit.  I accidentally crossed a command "notepad.exe" as I was scrolling with TAB.  He opened a notebook here to restore HARD drive (which is apparently a feature of Vista on a computer made for XP...)  So what?  Well, in the open dialog box, I backed up my data just in case, via copy and paste, AND I found and open the boot.ini file and fixed!

  So now XP will begin to start again, but it still just freezes like before and loading never ends.  Looks like a much simpler problem now, I'll look again through the forums

• Inspiron One 2320 - factory restore / recovery outcome

  Hello

  I bought the Inspiron One last year which has Windows 7 Professional pre-installed on it.

  In my infinite wisdom, I decided to make a room upgrade to Windows 8.

  My wife don't like Windows 8 and want to return to Windows 7 Pro.

  The problem rears its ugly head when I go in the troubleshooting section > Advanced Options > System Image recovery

  I get the report that there is system image.

  Windows 8 wiped my hard drive factory backup image?

  I'm counting on you my fellow COMPUTER geeks for the answer!

  Help

  Andrew

  Hi André,.

  I understand that Windows 8 is a relatively new OS and might take a while to become familiar with. However, if you encounter problems using Windows 8, you can refer to the Windows 8 here for general support 'how to' articles of use page.

  As you have upgraded to Windows 8, the recovery partition has been lost and you would not be able to go back to Windows 7 via the Image recovery. However, if you have created a recovery media factory at the time of the system configuration, you may be able to restore the system to factory settings using this media.

  If you have not created a recovery media, the only way to get back to Windows 7 is to re - install the operating system using reinstallation disks.

  Answer please if you have any other questions.

• HP Pavillion 11-N028TU X 360: boot device error after upgrade to Windows 10

  Hello

  My laptop had been improved automatically to Windows 10 about 3 days ago. It was fine, but last night, he had a funny noise and stopped working suddenly. I restarted my laptop, but it has shown a pop-up notification:
  "not found - boot device please install an operating system on your hard drive.

  This morning, I took my laptop to the IT Help Desk at my University, but strangely I could start it and the connection to my windows without any error notification but it took like a usual (about 15 minutes).

  What should I do with my laptop? It seems to work normally now, but I fear that it will freeze again all of a sudden. By the way, anyone know if I can use my warranty to the United Kingdom if I bought my laptop in my home country?

  Thank you.

  HI @rose0521,

  Welcome to the HP Forums! I read your post and wanted to help.

  I understand that once your laptop cannot start with the error message "not found boot device" and now is recovered, but you want to confirm that there is no problem with the laptop.

  You can follow the document below to test the hardware of the laptop:

  HP Notebook PC - detection of hardware failures (Windows, 10, 8)

  If you want to contact HP support to check if the warranty covers service to the United Kingdom, please click http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html for more contact information.

  Please let me know if that solves the problem by marking this message as "accept as a Solution.  To simply say thank you, click the thumb upward below!   If you need more assistance let me know and I will gladly do everything I can to help. Thank you.

  Kind regards

• Acer Predator 17 G9-791-73 CL - no boot device error

  Hi guys,.

  My laptop is an Acer Predator 17

  i76700HQ 2.6

  16 GB OF RAM

  GTX 980M 4 GB

  Basically, the new update for windows 10 destroyed my files, nothing did not work properly, I tried to reboot to a restore point that I created (he has not worked as the girls were damaged) I tried to reset, (same thing damaged files) I tried practically all the existing troubleshooting options (F8) but also to reset the default bios (F2) , I unplugged the hard drive, put it back again, nothing worked so I installed windows from a USB pendrive of freeOS, I removed both of C(main one) D (second) partitions and created new ones and I installed the windows, I lie down, installed all the apps and everything was working fine, until I decided to update the BIOS/Firmware with those specified to install for my model of laptop computer on the site Acer

  BIOS	Acer	1. update of the Micro code 2. Version of update ME	1.10	4.3 MB	12/04/2016
  BIOS	Acer	Fixed not able to enter the BIOS configuration without optical media player utility in the [...]	1.06	4.6 MB	11/12/2015

  The thing is, I installed the new BIOS on UEFI mode and legacy not I don't know if that makes a difference or not, but when the computer laptop restarded, error - no. Bootable Device appears on the screen all of a sudden and it does not further than that, start one and I know not what to do about this I ran tests of hard drive and it works very well, the thing is I am currently on a legacy (in bios) mode and it works very well, I had to change to access my laptop, but the (UEFI mode) does not work for some reason itt continues to show no boot device and I don't know why I tried to reinstall windows again and delete the partitions, but F8 doesn't work on UEFI mode

  Any ideas on what I should do?

  Also, when I try to install new BIOS, I get the error: the version of the ROM file is not newer than the BIOS.

  I'm so stuck right now, this is my first posting of time on a forum for help with a laptop and I got computers/laptops for fifteen years, because I don't want to buy another hard... I tried something on the internet and I can't seem to make it work.

  This guy, I really appreciate your help, thank you

  for UEFI boot, windows must be installed under UEFI not inherited, because there need an EFI partition and the Manager start windows.

  So if you want to UEFI, you must reinstall windows.

  do not forget to support bootable USB of re - install windows (under settings of UEFI) must be UEFI compatible, I strongly suggest to use Rufus to create:

  https://Rufus.AKEO.IE/?locale=en_US

  define Rufus as the screen on the home page.

• No boot device error - early 2014 Macbook Air

  Forgive me if this has been posted elsewhere, I could not find another post as of yet with my set of circumstances.  I have a Macbook 2014 as shown air above 10.10.5 running and have had installed Boot Camp and windows 7 working for more than a year.  Recently, I tried to boot into boot camp and got the dreaded "No. Bootable Device" error.

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  If I can see the data of the boot partition might be the problem?  I don't know what to do next. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Beginning 2014 Macbook Air 6,2

  Core i7 1.7 ghz

  8 GB Ram

  Can you post the output of the following commands in OS X Terminal?

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• Recovery Aspire V5 - no boot device error disk error

  I tried to recover my Acer Aspire V5 by using the recovery disk I paid only $44.95 for.  When I got to the point where he is said to remove the recovery disc, then press ok to continue, I thought I was in the HomeStretch.  But instead, I got a "no boot device - insert boot disk and press any key error."  Can not know what to do.  I have no other disk for this computer.  Thought that this disc receovery was supposed to be a one-stop solution to restore my computer to its state when I bought it.  Any help much appreciated.

  Go to the bios and change the inheritance or uefi boot mode. If it is not.