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• (Redirected) Latitude E6410 Windows Update

  Hello

  Latitude E6410, changed a bad HD for a new. Installed windows 7. In addition to having problems with the WIFI and USB drivers, I can't do a windows update, in addition to a big red X, the message I get is

  "The Windows Update cannot currently check for updates, because the service is not running." You want a lot need to restart your computer. "

  I updated the bios and rebooted like 15 times. Options please

  Thank you

  Michael.

  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.

• (Redirected) Latitude E5540 flickering screen turns white of greysih and turns off

  I have a Latitiude E5540 refurbished which are recently out of warranty. While using it last night, my screen started flashing, the colors changed, the text seemed blurry and multicolored (almost like double vision) and the screen faded to white greyish and is now white. I turned it off, tried to reconnect, but the screen was still a grayish-white.  It was the first timme anything like this has happened.

  To operate normally once again I had to unplug the power supply, remove the battery and press the power button to discharge the laptop. When I installed the battery and plugged to the power source, I could connect normally and use it without incident for a while but the same problem happened again and I have to go through the same process to make it work again.

  Since yesterday, whenever I use it, the same problem occurs.

  Can someone help or give me help with this question

  Hi Lijepu,

  Please repost this in the Hardware Forum general computer laptop for help.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3518

• No sound: remanufactured Latitude 6400 Win 7 x 64 driver problem possible with hardware configuration unknown

  Need help please.

  The new employing unit that I bought had his work and when I went to upgrade the driver on the Dell product support site, it has not installed properly and now there is no sound at all.

  Please help me this problem to return to a bit of his mounting speakers (volume was very low that's why I tried to upgrade the driver).

  Jim,

  Thank you very much.  I had already tried the system restore and it did not work.  But the back roller returned not only the sound, he also made sound 100% stronger on the computer speakers!  Thank you!!!

• (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.

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  Bev.

• Entry followed FAQ

  Dell sells its laptops having the possibility to follow Jack off. This means that you do not hear an audio signal via the mic or line-in jack, even though you can hear when back you the recording and record audio.

  On many older models, a change in the Windows registry will allow a monitoring and allows you to hear the audio in real time. On laptops with a modern version of Windows, simply use the listen tab.

  There are 7 different sets of instructions below, categorized by operating system, processor and audio drivers:

  1. models with Windows XP and an Audio of Sigmatel STAC 975 x chip

  2 models with Windows XP, Audio of Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD chip and a Sigmatel driver released before the 04/12/07

  3. models with Windows XP, Audio of Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD chip and a Sigmatel R171789 driver

  4. models with Windows Vista and Sigmatel STAC Audio chip 92xxHD
  5. models with Windows XP, an IDT Audio Chip and IDT pilot R213367 (5.10.0.6159) 92HDxx
  6. models with Windows XP, an IDT Audio Chip and IDT pilot R267815 (5.10.0.6274) 92HDxx

  7. tab "Listen" on newer models

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

  Set of instructions 1 - for models with

  Windows XP and a chip Sigmatel Audio STAC97 & pilot

  This first set of instructions is only for these older models with the Sigmatel STAC97xx Windows XP audio chip:

  Inspiron 1100, 1150, 1200, 2200, 2600, 2650, 5100, 5150, 5160, 6000, 8500, 8600, 9100, 9200, 9300, 300 m, 500 m, 510 m, 600 m, 700 m, 710 m, XPS/XPS M170, XPS gen2 etc.

  Latitude D400, D410, D500, D505, D510, D600, D610, D800, D810 etc.

  Precision Mobile Workstations M20, M60, M70 or anyone with the Sigmatel STAC97xx and Windows XP chip.

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and then click OK to open the registry.

  2. at the top of the list, select my computer.

  3. on the Edit menu, select find.

  4 type "DisableMicFromPlayback" without the quotes and click "find next."

  5. turn DisableMicFromPlayback highlighted. Right-click on it and select Edit.

  6. Select 01, then change to 00. Click OK.

  7. Optional (but 8600 users should do this) find "EnablePoPBypass", and then set the value to 00.

  8. Optional (but 600 & 6000 should do this) find "DisableMicSelect", then set the value to 00.

  9. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Next, configure system mixer:

  1. open the Volume control by right click on the speaker icon in the taskbar, or go to start/Control Panel / sound & Audio Devices Properties / Advanced (button).

  2. under the Options menu, select Properties.

  3. under "Show the following volume controls" check Microphone. Click OK.

  4. a microphone control appears in the Volume control. Make sure that the mute box is disabled.

  5. If your external audio source (a stereo or tv tuner etc that you have connected to the mic jack) is a way to control the volume level, put down the excessive volume of entry.

  (Thanks to dilleyo of forum member who have figured this out and jk79 who later clarified and he explained to me in terms I understand.) I put in this format step by step for those of us who are not familiar with editing the registry.) It's the direct path of registry to the key:

  Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0005\Settings {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}.

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  Set of instructions 2 - for models with

  Windows XP, Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip and driver of pre-12/07

  All of the following instructions is only for these and similar models with the Sigmatel 92xxHD audio chip running Windows XP and using a Sigmatel XP driver that was released prior to 12/04/07:

  Inspiron B120, B130/1300, 6400/E1505, E1705/9400, E1405 / 640 m, XPS M140 / 630 m, 1420, 1520, 1720

  System D420, D520, Latitude D620, D820, etc. and others with Sigmatel 92xx HD and Windows XP chip. These instructions will not work with most of the models that have been published in 2008 and after, including the Latitude 6400 and 6500 and Studio models.

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and then click OK to open the registry.

  2. at the top of the list, select my computer.

  3. on the Edit menu, select find.

  4. Type "EnableInputMonitor" without the quotes, and then click "find next."

  5. turn the EnableInputMonitor highlighted. Right-click on it and select Edit.

  6. Select 00 then change to 01. Click OK.

  7. repeat "find next" (F3) several more times and keep changing the values until the "EnableInputMonitor" to come to the 01 are the correct value.

  8. find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00.

  9. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Next, configure system mixer:

  1. open the Volume control by right click on the speaker icon in the taskbar, or go to start/Control Panel / sound & Audio Devices Properties / Advanced (button).

  2. under the Options menu, select Properties.

  3. under "Show the following volume controls" check the input monitor. Click OK.

  4. make sure that the mute box is disabled. Unfortunately, the cursor froze in place and will not control the output volume.

  (Thanks to forum member emann15 and The Flea doing to understand this. I put in this format step by step for those of us who are not familiar with editing the registry). It's the direct path of registry to the key:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0005\Settings\filter\Rear {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

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  Instruction Set 3 - for models with

  Windows XP and R171789 driver Sigmatel STAC 92xxHD Audio Chip

  04/12/07, Dell has released a driver Sigmatel XP featuring 'stereo mix', R171789 (5.10.0.5515, A11). The following models can use this driver, and in most cases have probably installed, because it is the current driver:

  Inspiron: 1501, 640 m / E1405, 9400/E1705, 1420, 1520, 1720, 1721, B120, 1300/B130, 6400/E1505
  Latitudes: XT, 120, 131, D420, D430, D520, D530, D531, D620. 630C, D631, D820, D830, D630
  Details: M65, M90 M2300, M4300 M6300
  Vostro: 1000, 1400, 1500, 1700
  XPS: M1730, M1210, M1330, M1710
  XPS/Inspiron M140 / 630 m

  It was reported that it also works on an Inspiron 1525 with a Sigmatel R180044 driver.

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and then click OK to open the registry.

  2. at the top of the list, select my computer.

  3. on the Edit menu, select find.

  4. Type "EnableInputMonitor" without the quotes, and then click "find next."

  5. turn the EnableInputMonitor highlighted. Right-click on it and select Edit.

  6. Select 00 then change to 01. Click OK.

  7. repeat "find next" (F3) several more times and keep changing the values until the "EnableInputMonitor" to come to the 01 are the correct value.

  8. find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00.

  9 find a key named "DigitalInputMonitor" and change its value to 00.

  10. find a key named "RecMonitorMute" and change its value to 00.

  11 exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Next, configure system mixer:

  1. open the Volume control by right click on the speaker icon in the taskbar, or go to start/Control Panel / sound & Audio Devices Properties / Advanced (button).

  2. under the Options menu, select Properties.

  3. under "Show the following volume controls" check the input monitor. Click OK.

  4. make sure that the mute box is disabled. Unfortunately, the cursor froze in place and will not control the output volume.

  (Thanks to the Member from the Michael_J forum who posted this edition on 11-09-08).

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  Set of 4 instructions - for models with

  Windows Vista & Sigmatel STAC Audio chip 92xxHD

  This set of instructions is only for the models with the audio chip to Sigmatel 92xxHD running Vista (see above for partial list of models with chips 92xx). Not for models with Realtek or most of the IDT audio chips. These instructions are known to work with:

  Inspiron: 6400/E1505, E1705/9400 and 1525.

  (Also would work on Inspiron 1318 with 9228 Sigmatel audio chip and an IDT driver.)

  XPS: M1530

  SigmaTel Vista drivers: the instructions will work on most models that use a pre-2008 Sigmatel driver and also these new drivers:

  R171786 (6.10.0.5614, A03)

  R171788 (6.10.0.5614 A09)

  R190517 (v6.10.0.5866)

  R218148 (6.10.0.5866, A03)

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run.

  2. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and click OK to open the registry.

  3. using the + signs in the left pane, browse through the registry, in order to get to this place:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0000\Settings\filter\SpeakerHp {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

  [Exception: an Inspiron 1525 should navigate to... \0007\Settings\filter\SpeakerHp]

  4. click on the key SpeakerHP to select. (Some systems seem to miss this key. In this case that 'Settings'.)

  5. in the right pane, right-click and select new > binary value.

  6. Type "EnableInputMonitor" without the quotes and press ENTER.

  7. right-click the new name, and then select 'change '.

  8. in the "Value data" box, adds the 0000 existing to make 0000-01-01, and then click OK.

  9. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  10. after reboot, activate the monitor to enter the Audio properties.

  (Right click on your speaker in tray program. Click playback devices. Right click on speakers/headphones, and then click Properties. Click the levels tab. Now, you will see a box saying monitor entry. Click on the image of the speaker to reactivate it.)

  (Thanks to forum member ethan_hines, fuzzy34, Chief moore and feathead to understand this. Thanks to Bob_Ebz and dgkpcon for additional information.)
   
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  Set statement 5 - for models with Windows XP AND

  IDT 92HDxx Driver R213367 (5.10.0.6159)

  These instructions are known to work with the Precision Mobile WorkStation M6400 with XP Pro SP3. They might also work with:

  Latitudes: E4200, E4300, E5400, E5500, E6400, E6400 ATG, E6500, XT2, Z600

  Dell Precision Mobile WorkStations: M2400, M4400

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run.

  2. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and click OK to open the registry.

  3. using the + signs in the left pane, browse through the registry, in order to get to this place:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0005\Settings\filter\rear {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

  4. find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00.

  5. find a key named "RecMonitorMute" and change its value to 00.

  6. for each of these values, use the F3 key to search instances more of them.

  7. click on the button "back" to select.

  8. in the right pane, right-click and select new > binary value.

  9. Type "DigitalInputMonitor" without the quotes and press ENTER.

  10. right click on the new name, and then select 'change '.

  11. in the "Value data" box, 01, the value, and then click OK.

  12. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Thank you chikinz for forum member to find this and the provision of these instructions. Chikinz also made further changes in the folder "backward" which he is unsure of importance but could be a good idea to try:

  DisableLineInFromRender changed to 00

  DisableMicInFromRender changed to 00

  EnableInputMonitor changed to 01

  For each of these values, he used F3 to search for more.

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  Instruction set 6 - for models with Windows XP AND

  IDT 92HDxx Driver R267815 (5.10.0.6274, A11)

  These instructions are known to work with the Latitude E6410 with XP. They might also work with:

  Latitudes: E4200, E4300, E4310, E5400, E5410, E5500, E5510, E6400, E6400 ATG, E6400 XFR, E6410, E6410 ATG, E6500, E6510 XT2, XT2_XFR, Z600

  Dell Precision Mobile WorkStations: M4500

  [It is wise to create a system restore point before editing the registry. To create a new Restore Point go to start/Help & Support/System Restore and check "create a restore point. Even better is to save a backup copy of the registry using 'Export' usefulness.]

  1. go to the start menu and click Run.

  2. Type "regedit" without the quotes, and click OK to open the registry.

  3. using the + signs in the left pane, browse through the registry, in order to get to this place:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Class\ \0024\Settings\filter\rear {4D36E96C-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}

  4. find a key named "EnableIntSpkrMute" and change its value from 01 to 00.

  5. click on the button "back" to select.

  6. in the right pane, right-click and select new > binary value.

  7. Type "DigitalInputMonitor" without the quotes and press ENTER.

  8. right click on the new name, and then select 'change '.

  9. in the "Value data" box, 01, the value, and then click OK.

  10. exit the registry and restart the computer.

  Forum member szabozo figured this out and shared these instructions.
  Note: szabozo tried with the new driver IDT R267823 (5.10.0.6281, A12), but it doesn't work with this driver.

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  Instruction Set 7 - Use the "Listen" tab in Windows 7 and 8

  Modern Windows operating systems have an integrated monitoring device and may not have the registry changes that are described above.

  Locate the audio (speaker) icon next to the clock in the taskbar.

  

  Right-click on the icon and then left-click on "recording devices".

  

  The recording of the sound Properties tab opens. Select your device in the list and then click "Properties".

  

  The next screen has several tabs at the top. Click the "Listen" tab put a check mark next to 'Listen to this device.

  Being of other settings you want and click 'Apply', then 'OK '.

  

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• Windows 7 x 64 not acquire DHCP lease

  Hello

  I have a Dell Latitude 6400 running windows 7 64-bit on an Active Directory domain. The operating system is fully patched.

  Network cards:

  • Intel 82567LM Gigabit network adapter
  • Intel Wifi Link 5100

  Both running the latest drivers downloaded from the Intel site

  The wired adapter to get a DHCP lease if connected when the laptop starts - up. If I unplug the network manager and taken in another, or even drive, windows will not obtain a lease and that the connection is considered as identified.

  The DHCP server is running on a windows 2003 domain controller

  In my tests, the second thread is on another network, attached to an active small business BT ADSL with DHCP router. My Windows XP machine acquires leases DHCP from the router without problem. The Windows 7 machine only works with this router if a static IP address is provided

  The first head of the network is connected to a cisco switch, the Windows Server 2003 domain controller /DHCP is connected to the same switch.

  If the wired adapter has a lease, and I turn on the wireless adapter, it gets a rental contract.
  If the wireless adapter is turned on when the cable network is unknown, it does not get a rental contract.

  I've seen other threads where people have suggested

  • Reset the TCP/IP stack
  • Disable the IP assistance service
  • Allowing the DHCP traffic through windows firewall
  • Disable IPv6 on all maps
  • Disabling QOS on all maps
  • Disable the DHCP broadcast flag

  None of these suggestions have worked.

  Can anyone help? If we cannot solve this problem my organization will not migrate to Windows 7 in a hurry.

  Thanks in advance.

  A GPO is to control the settings of the firewall, on and off the field. The following is defined in the parameters of the standard profile (off-field):

  "Prohibit unicast to multicast or broadcast requests responses' enabled.

  This should not effect broadcast DHCP messages, but he apparently did with Windows 7.

  As soon as this is off my computer gets a DHCP lease.

• Mode long incompatible virtualization platform? X 64 laptop computer intel

  Hello

  So I built a x 64 bit win 7 for a Tablet image and I want to run as a virtual on my work PC, it's a Latitude 6400 Core 2 duo 2.4, I have win 7 X 64 installed on it.

  But when I try and either build a new x 64 machine, or try to load this x 64 vm, I made the Tablet, I get this:

  Software virtualization is incompatible with the long mode on this platform. Long mode off. Without the support of the long mode, the virtual machine will not be able to run 64-bit code.

  What is going on?

  All virtualization is enabled in the bios of the laptop.

  Help please!

  Your BIOS is limiting VT to trusted execution environments, and it is unlikely to have.  Try turning off "execution of trust" and power cycling the system.  See also troubleshooting problems of Intel VT - x.

• Unable to connect any wireless to all HELP PLS!

  Ive got an inspiron 6400 with a mini-map 1390 wlan, but everytime I try, connect to a network by using the utility of the wlan card wireless dell it says "scanning failed 65534 channel will try again later", the utility does not open and when it is theres no info in the Info tab. Ive already tried reinstalling the driver "R151520" but I still have the same problem

  PS: the wifi led no longer lights.

  Latitude 6400, 1390 wlan minicards, windowsvista

  
  

• (Redirected) Processors E7450 and controller-8327 Latitude battery

  Hello.

  I'll buy Latitude E7450 processor and controller with 8327 model number and I can not find information what kind of battery, she handles (cell 3 or 4). Models the number say something about this?

  Thank you very much.

  Sergey.

  Hi svlapin,

  Please repost this in the laptop computer Forum help.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/f/3518

• (Redirected) I have latitude e5450. How he unsleep when I hard the touchpad?

  I have latitude e5450. How he unsleep when I hard the touchpad? It unsleeps already when I open the lid. Now I want that he unsleep when I touch the touch pad.

  Thank you

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  Bev.

• (Redirected) New keyboard for Dell Latitude e6400 does not

  I recently purchased 2 computers laptops dell latitude e6400, but both have the same problem, the keyboard does not. I'm even not go into the BIOS (F2) settings using the keyboard of the laptop. using a wired USB keyboard works very well. any suggestions?

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  Bev.

• Dell latitude (redirect)

  Hello have a problem, I have a dell latitude d600 laptop notebook windows xp prpfessional received from a friend bought a cd says ststem of exploitation and received another told well driversand application I've reformatted the drive but won't end said no advapi32.dllwas not found what can I do

  Hi nana1959,

  Please repost this in the forum software and operating system to help.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/f/3524

• (Redirected) its low on Latitude tablets 10 - missing option loudness Equalization

  I have a Tablet 10 latitude with Windows Pro 8.1 on it, the sound is very low at full volume.  On my laptop, I just went into levels and clicked on the legalization of the volume and it solved the problem, but my Tablet has no option on the tab levels, with the exception of a volume slider which is all the way to the top.

  Hi Woodstock63,

  Please repost this in the laptop computer forum for faster assistance.

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

• (Redirected) Laptop computer runs too hot - Latitude 15 5000

  We recently purchased 6 Dell machines. 3 who are Latitude 15 5000 with the Intel core processors 5.

  When we arrived the new laptops, we went immediately the OS to Ubuntu for latitude computers. Two of them are quite good, but one of them is running unusually hot.

  It takes only 5 minutes of regular use to reach the point where the laptop is uncomfortably hot. We checked the processes running (with the 'top' command), and it doesn't seem to be anything unusual.

  Anyone have any suggestions on what we can be missing. Thank you.

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

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

  Bev.