new monitor U2715H, old system XPS 420

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• Getting NEW monitor for my system to APU AMD P6-2133W - a few Questions?

  Hi all

  Get a 20-inch 1600 x 900 HP and I was wondering if I'll have any lag in games, or whatever it is, ranging from a screen size 17 inch 1280 x 720?  I know it is a big jump, and when I bought this machine in June does not then check all monitors.

  Some of my friends say game will be terrible on this APU system and lag as possible with the new monitor, so a little scared now, monitor arrives tomorrow

  Here are the specifications of your desktop HP Pavilion p6-2133w. According to the specifications, this model uses a processor AMD 3620 A6 w / integrated graphics Radeon™ HD 6530 D. change the monitor will really affect the graphics or cause delay. The APU and its integrated graphics are where you can encounter a problem. The only way to overcome these potential problems is to install a more powerful APU (such as the A8-3850) or a discrete graphics card and power supply.

  Please send Bravo

• Vista DVD for old XPS 420

  Is it possible for me to buy a Windows Vista Home Premium 32 for my old Dell XPS 420 replacement drive?  I need to reinstall the operating system and can't find my original disk.  I have my product key and service tag.

  Thank you

  Terry

  If you are in the United States or the Canada, you can ask Dell to provide the drive using this form. I don't know if Vista discs are still available or if Dell will charge you for it.

  Otherwise, you can always look on eBay, etc. for a disc. If you buy a disk, it must be the exact same version of Vista installed Dell (e.g. Home Premium, 32-bit) so that your current product key to work.

  But if you are going to reinstall, you might want to consider purchasing a Windows 7 disc with its own valid product key. Run Windows 7 upgrade advisor, free from Microsoft first to see what questions you have going to Win 7

• Old system back after the upgrade.

  In the past, whenever there was an update major system, the software would automatically create a new folder called "Old system" or something like that. Will be the new updated c level to win 10 identical or similar?

  I feel uncomfortable with this kind of upgrade because I would have the chance to come back if I find the new unacceptable upgrade for some reason any.

  It's uncomfortable for me because I'm going to Win 7, which looks and feels very different from these people familiar with Win 8, and I suspect that familiarity with Win 8 would help them adapt to win 10 more easy.

  Thank you.

  Can I uninstall Windows 10 if I do not like it or something is wrong?

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• XPS 420 - HARD drive failed, performing a clean install of Vista on the new HARD drive.

  Hey everybody,

  My on my XPS 420 HARD drive failed and I'm trying to reinstall Vista using the disc that came with my machine back when I bought it.

  I bought a new WD10EZEXAZ (1 TB Serial ATA HDD), he rose in the same dwelling as my old HDD (ST3750630AS * Barracuda 7200.11*). I start the PC and goto Setup, it recognizes the HARD drive in the blue menu.

  Then I boot with the CD of Vista that came with my system. I proceed as indicated through the following url:

  Clean install of Vista

  After its copied files, expanded the files, installed features, updates installed... it goes to "Complete Installation" and throws an error message: "Windows Setup could not configure Windows to run on a hardware on this computer."

  I tried a few things I've seen posted on the internet, including trying to run msoobe.exe via command line. When I did, it allows me to Setup user... but finally I get sent to this message of error or another telling me I have to reinstall Windows.

  I read else where some hard disks may not compatible with the Dell disk provides with my OEM machine. If this is the case, can someone advise? I really didn't want to spend $100 one another on a Windows 7 disc, but I feel like this may be my only option... but even in this case, I'm not so sure this will work or the other.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated,

  Tony

  UPDATE *.
  Did some more research, I discovered my new drive HARD is an advanced HDD format... not sure if it has nothing to do with my problems (by www.wdc.com/advformat Vista should not need to perform the work before the OS being installed), but thought I would mention it.

  Thanks again for any help.

  ****************

  Seems that I found the solution to my problem.

  Problem has been fixed by going into the BIOS and change the Mode of Port SATA to IDE/native/AHCI native. After that, the installation worked without any problems. Seems that Windows Setup did not like the port mode is set to RAID.

  Just thought I would post back everybody incase has had the same problem.

• New HP 2011 x 20 '' LED monitor for old Dell Dimension 2400. necessary graphics card?

  My in-laws have an old Dell Dimension 2400 and the monitor exploded. I bought a new HP 2011 x 20 '' LED monitor. My WIRE went to set up, and he tells her that a HMDI graphics card is required.

  This is a pretty old computer. I think he might have as... 512 MB of RAM. Is there an inexpensive graphics card that will meet their needs?

  And besides, when they buy the graphics card, are there all the cables that they must reach a new monitor to an old computer?

  Thank you very much!

  Nice description of Dell:
  Video connector to 15 holes :-)
  
  Seems to be a VGA connector.
  
  From the description of the monitor:
  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02643130
  There is an also vga connector, so you will have no problem to connect the two.
  
  No additional card is necessary, no other cable - just use the old vga cable.
  
  Your only problem might be the resolution:
  resolution 1600 x 900 set at the factory for the monitor.
  
  I don't know if you can set the resolution to Dell, you should test.
  
  Otherwise a 4:3 normal/old monitor would be better than this 'big screen' new.
  
  HTH
  C.
  
  P.S. the Dell printer documentation:
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  Just bought a new monitor for my old Presario SR1500NX, but I can't adjust the screen resolution of 1600 x 900, who wants my monitor - it has a maximum setting of 1024 x 768. (Monitor = from HP2009m, widescreen) The graphics in my PC is "VIA / S3G UniChrome IGP. When I go to the tab view S3 it shows "Display devices" like an old CRT monitor, which I did not. I was using an older 17 '' LCD monitor 4:3 in the last 3 years, & it worked out of this video card, but my new widescreen monitor display is "stretched veeerrryyyy." I think I need a new "video card", correct? If so, can you recommend one if I can buy and install it (I printed installation instructions of a new video from the HP Web site card for my PC). I'm kind of smart with the software, but not the hardware side of computers. I installed more RAM on my PC, so I'm not familiar with the inside. (And no, I can't afford a new computer right now - I know that mine is old, but it works perfectly for my needs, I wanted just a new, larger monitor!) Thanks for any help you can give me.

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  The card should improve the performance of your computer, too.  It will free the system memory that is shared with the video chip and add video memory on the card itself.  You could improve the memory to 2 GB to increase performance even more.

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• When I press the Apple and R keys at the start of my old iMac just boots to the old system rather than start to install new sound system. Help

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  My new system see the the old system in the network, but I can't get the passwords to work and I tried all the. Now what?

  Hello

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  2. what version of operating system you are using on the computer?
  3. which network you're talking about (home wireless network or group)?
  4. which steps have tried?

  
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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/189126

   
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• New HARD drive system works well, can I re - connect old system HARD drive?

  Having to buy and install a new system SATA disk, I would like to re - install the original system disk to restore some data that was not included in the backup.

  My old drive failed allow connection by cutting the keyboard and the mouse after post is completed. With the help of members, I tried several routs to a restore point, but I missed gradually restore points for trying.

  So if I turned off the system and plug the old system SATA drive I create a conflict with two disks with numbered volumes C:\?

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  Bravo, Bob

  You are welcome

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• New Dell XPS 420 Disk Partition/Division

  Hi all

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