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• Latitude E5520 Audio problems after upgrade to win 10

  I have audio problems after upgrade to win 10 64-bit.

  Dell Latitude E5520 IDT 92HDxxx HD Audio
  Hardware ID:
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_111D & DEV_76E7 & SUBSYS_1028049A & REV_1001
  HDAUDIO\FUNC_01 & VEN_111D & DEV_76E7 & SUBSYS_1028049A

  (1) if I use the built-in driver to Win 10 ("high definition Audio Device") I hear speakers/headphones and switching between the speakers and the works of helmet very well but my laptop computer microphone does not work ("not connected").

  (2) if I use the latest Dell driver (IDT 92HDxxx HD Audio Driver) I hear initially via speakers, but as soon as I plug in headphones I can't switch back to the speakers (i.e. switching between the speakers and the headphones does not work) and my laptop computer microphone works.

  I would be happy to provide more information and help to debug.

  To a Microsoft Community Forum, I received the following reply from Rob Brown - Microsoft MVP:

  *************************************************************************
  Hello
  AS OEM Dell is responsible for the good operation of the equipment both
  and Windows. Check their documentation online with Dell Support, and
  drivers and ask questions in the forums about known problems. Make sure that you are
  Run the latest version of the BIOS, chipset and drivers.
  I hope this helps.
  *************************************************************************

  I understand that the Latitude E5520 does not appear on the Dell "Computers tested for upgrade to Windows 10" list... However I was hoping maybe Dell could find in the goodness of their hearts to a updated driver IDT 92HDxxx... pretty please?

  Thank you
  John D.

  johnsdagg

  AS OEM Dell is responsible for the good operation of the equipment both
  and Windows.

  Hi, John. It's quite nervous of a member of the MS forum say that Dell is responsible to operate Windows. It wasn't Dell but MS who claims that Win10 has most of the necessary drivers and if not then the drivers Win7 and Win8.1 would work.

  johnsdagg

  I was hoping that maybe Dell could find in the goodness of their hearts to a updated driver IDT 92HDxxx... pretty please?

  I doubt that it is possible for two reasons. Dell went from IDT Realtek as the audio seller so probably not more a a contract with IDT, if IDT even exist anymore. A year ago IDT was acquired by another company. I do not know its current status, but it is sure that the acquiring company will not be upgrading old software IDT. Reference Dell itself does not write the audio drivers. Even when IDT was the seller I believe that Win7 drivers are the final versions - no version 8 or 8.1 I think.

  johnsdagg

  If I use the built-in driver to Win 10 ("high definition Audio Device") I hear speakers/headphones and switching between the speakers and the works of helmet very well but my laptop computer microphone does not work ("not connected").

  The native Windows audio driver can't stand struggling external mic. It is a MS 'known problem '. MS must implement a decision-making support, but there is no indication that it will be. Meanwhile, you have two workaround solutions. You can switch backwards between the natives and the IDT drivers. At some point Win10 could leave the IDT driver works correctly. Or get an outlet cheap usb audio to the microphone. Struggling running out-audio driver usb Windows native usb and so dependent no driver IDT.

• Latitude e5520 system reset

  I'm doing a simple factory reset on a dell latitude e5520.

  I rebooted,

  Press f8

  Choose fix my computer

  Choose a language

  logged as administrator

  and in Manager recovery and recovery system tools click on save.

  This is where everything goes south.  the cursor flashes at me and then turns then stops with absolutely no results.  don't know what to do after this point except scream like crazy and start hitting with a hammer, but really, I just want to be able to do a simple restore to the original state, any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hi smcg13,

  Applying Dell backup and recovery seems to be corrupted. I advise you to reinstall the Dell backup application and system restore using the link below and check if you are able to restore the system.

  http://Dell.to/19QaFSu

  Please let me know if it helps.

• Dell Latitude E5520 - upgrade Seven 32-bit SP1 to Seven 64 bit SP1

  Hello world

  I bought a Dell Latitude E5520 in 2011 with a system of operating windows 7 32 bit french. I have 8 GB of RAM so I would like to upgrade my version of the OS a 32-bit to a 64-bit SP1 seven. My laptop (CPU, ram) is compatible with the 64-bit version. I have the 32-bit original key and dell DVD included in my purchase of the license. I do not have seven french operating system 64-bit DVD and I would like to buy one to upgrade my laptop...

  Is it necessary for me to buy a new license key (for the 64-bit version) or my 32-bit license key will be functional on this version of 64-bit DVD?

  Thanxs for all.

  Dell will not sell you a 64-bit Windows 7 disc usually, they support only the original operating system so if you asked media you would probably get media 32 Bit.

  However, your license is valid for both.

  You can use the ABR program to back up the activation of your Dell OEM SLP Factory:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/a-clean-install-of-Windows/Microsoft-product-activation/the-activation-backup-and-recovery-program-Windows-Vista-7-version/

  Probably the same files that I saved the work for the French version but you can save your own in case where.

  You can then use an .iso of Digital River French Windows 7 to the same version of your COSTS:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/a-clean-install-of-Windows/the-OEM-or-retail-license/

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-Microsoft-Windows-and-Office/Download-Microsoft-Windows/Windows-7-SP1-ISO-download/

  Install without a product key and after the installation, allows to restore Dell Factory ABR SLP OEM activation. See to install clean windows for more details:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/a-clean-install-of-Windows/

• Can't turn on WIRELESS on a Dell Latitude E5520

  I am working on a Dell Latitude E5520.  The laptop is running Windows 7 Professional.  It has an installed Dell DW1530 Wi - FI card.  The WI - FI card is disabled.  Whenever I try to activate the card, it goes through all the activation of the card queries, but when it's over the map is always disabled and grayed out.  With this laptop, fitness and starting over is not an option. I have seen this problem mentioned earlier in this forum, but none of the fixes offered work.

  What I've tried so far.  Troubleshooting everything has been done with full privileges, with domain administrator and local administrator accounts. The first thing I tried was to uninstall the antivirus software and firewall.  I left this software on the laptop computer for troubleshooting all.  I tried to uninstall the drivers for the card.  I downloaded the latest drivers and reinstalled the drivers.  Unsuccessful. I repeated it in safemode, logged on as a local administrator.  Unsuccessful.

  I have a similar laptop on-site with a similar wireless card that works.  I installed this card and repeat the steps above.  Unsuccessful.  I have re-installed the original WI - FI card.

  I have a USB WIFI card that I know works with Windows 7.  I tried this USB WI - FI card.  Unsuccessful.

  Given that 3 types of WI - FI cards do not work, it tells me that it is a problem of Microsoft because all cards WI - FI 3 act exactly the same way.  As usual, Microsoft support site is a great help.

  A possible clue.  The connection is named 'Wireless Network Connection 3'.  When I tried to rename the connection to "Wireless network connection", it was rejected saying that this name is already used.  There is no "Wireless Network Connection" not listed, only 'Wireless Network Connection 3 ".  I intend to look in the registry for this hidden connection.

  Any suggestions?

  I found how to fix this problem, finally.  I used the original Windows 7 installation DVD and made an upgrade in Place.  The Microsoft Article ID: 2255099.  It worked. I was able to save the operating system and all programs and personal files.   I wish that I never thought that earlier.

  Thanks a lot for taking the time to help.

  Jack

• Upgrade Dell Latitude E5520 processors

  I have a Latitude E5520 with an i3 2310M 2.10 GHz processor, socket rPGA988B. I want to upgrade the processor to an i7 which has 4 cores. I wanted to know of all the compatible processors that I could update.

  Thank you very much for the information.

• Inspiron 15 3520 & Latitude E5520 screen swap?

  Hi all!

  I have an Inspiron 15 3520 with 1366 x 768 resolution

  One of my friends has an E5520 Latitude with a resolution of 1920 x 1080.

  Both are 15.6 and both seem to have the same connector according to several sites that sell replacement panels.

  Would like to put a 1080 p Panel in my 3520 work?  I don't see why it wouldn't. Has anyone tried this before?

  Thanks in advance.

  It seems that the two systems share panels.  If you're upgrading the resolution, you also need a new wire harness:

  >

  (if the connectors are identical, the harness for the high resolution screen has more than drivers - if you use the existing wiring, you will see an image blurred, partial.

  The wiring harness is NOT cross compatible with the Latitude system.

• Latitude E5520 - finding Webcam drivers

  I'm looking for an app for my integrated webcam. My Latitude is installed with Win7 64 bit.

  After a while, I found the 'dell webcam manager' but the application doesn't say, State none found, please install compatible webcam driver.

  Now I'm looking for a driver. Can someone help me? Is the webcam Manager, right?

  Thank you very much
  Frank

  I also have the same problem on windows 7, so I tried to install Ubuntu OS along side windows and the cam works on Ubuntu. so I use Ubuntu for tha cam and windows for the other members of the staff. I know its disturbing but it's better than nothing

• (Redirected) Latitude E5520 Boot issues

  I turn on, the screen shows Dell logo as he begins, then it goes to recovery error Windows, then Windows boot manager who told me that if I did not contact sysadmin etc startup disk.  It displays the status: Oxc000000f, whatever that means.  I hit the Enter key, and it brings back me to the recovery of Windows that won't let me do anything.  For information about the Windows boot manager he also says: the boot selection failed because a required device is not accessible. I ran diagnosis complete and checked everything as being correct.  So, basically, I can't go past these two screens.

  As you have a laptop, better make this laptop in the computer Forum post here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/default.aspx

  Bev.

• Compatible SSD for E5520?

  I want to spend my drive to SSD on E5520... I just wanted to confirm compatibality with

  Samsung 840 EVO MZ-7TE750BW

  and

  Samsung 840 EVO MZ-7TE500BW

  Hi oakvilletiger,

  Welcome to the community.

  Latitude e5520 supports SATA 3 and it is compatible.

  Samsung 250 GB 840 EVO MZ7TE250BW works perfectly.

  If you have any other questions do not hesitate to join us

• Card reader memory O2Micro on Latitude with Windows 8.1

  I have a Latitude E5520 and a Lattitude E5530, have both the O2Micro SD memory card reader.  The drive worked fine in Windows 8, but after I installed the 8.1 update, the SD card reader works not at all when you insert a memory card.  There is no beep, no hard drive available in Windows Explorer, and in the device, the O2 Manager is not listed in "Storage controllers", where it should be.

  There are two versions of the driver that I found online on the Dell site, but neither one solves the problem.

  I've found this workaround, but it's not a very good:

  • 8.1 Windows, press the Start button and type peripheral difficultyand click on find and fix problems with the devices in the list of results.
  • Click Next and let it check for problems.  He will come with the option to activate the device Intel 6 series/C200 Series Chipset Family PCI Express Root Port 6 - 1C1A or something similar
  • Click apply this hotfix
  • Once completed, close the troubleshooter and open up Windows Explorer and you should see the card reader
  • In Device Manager, you should see Controller O2Micro Integrated MMC/SD controller O2Micro integrated MS/MSPRO

  Now here's the bad news – once you reboot, or even go to sleep and come back, the card reader has disappeared, and you must repeat these steps.

  If anyone has a permanent solution, I would like to know what it is!

  -Dave

  I had the same problem with my guitarfish E5430 and thank you for your thing!

  But I finally found the right driver and now everything seems to work fine, here's what I did:

  -Go to the Dell driver site

  -Tick: All drivers for your product

  -Choose: MS Windows 8.1 64-bit

  -Come on in: storage controller

  -Installation: O2Micro Smartcard (driver O2Micro OZ77CR6 smart card)

• with virtual windows xp

  
  

  Hi assia,.

  As far as I know, there is no particular requirement about the PCI slot.

  But one thing is that we have to report that the laptop Dell Latitude E5520 has problem working with card PCMCIA-FBUS. Please see the link to the forum below for more details.

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/Foundation-fieldbus/NI-FBUS-PC-card-detected-wrong/TD-p/1658478

  And for the Windows XP virtual part, as long as you can configure the virtual OS to access the PCI Slot, software NOR-FBUS shouldn't have problem.

  If additional questions, do not hesitate to contact. Thank you.

  Kind regards

  Chris

• Dell laptop

  How will I know if my computer dell laptop with a microphone?

  It has a microphone

  http://www.CNET.com/products/Dell-Latitude-E5520/specs/

  

• Poor black duplex on even pages with HP7210

  Hi, I have a printer HP 7210 quite old with duplexor equipped. Until recently, it was printing OK. Now when I print several text pages ot the odd number pages print perfectly, but on the pages of the same part of the text is missing or weak. When I repeat, print pages, the same lines are poor on the corresponding pages. Poor lines are usually towards the end of the printed text (but not necessariy at the end of the page). Does anyone have any suggestions?

  Operating system is Pro SP1 Win7 64 bit. No error message. My PC is a Dell Latitude E5520. The HP7210 is connected to my router, but accessible via the laptop wireless.

  The first page is 'underprinted' when printing double-sided to allow the ink to dry more quickly.  Looks like your black ink cartridge is insufficient, I would start by checking the ink levels.  The troubleshooting here page can help.

• Replacing the hard drive and the OS restore

  Hello, I have a Latitude E5520, who was clinging to the srartup with a Startup Repair going on forever.
  I have run the diagnostics ePSA and got the error Code 2000 - 0142 with validation 14116, which means that the disk hard is not working properly and should be replaced. This part is covered by my warranty and eligible for automated transmission. So all I have to do is to fill my delivery info.
  BUT I do not have a CD of the OS. I see that you provide online all the drivers etc, but I'm worried how I could restore the system with windows 7 OS without a CD or a restore CD. This is the replacement hard drive equipped with restoring the OS option? Or did he just totally blank?

  T.I.A.

  You also need to restore the media since you are still under warranty.