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• 15 Inspiron 7000 series 7559 - paved touch Windows 7

  I recently installed Windows 7 on my Inspiron 15 7000-7559. I managed to find most of the drivers and get the working material.

  However for the Touchpad, I can't find driver or software for it. Windows 7 uses only the default drivers mouse Compatible PS/2. When in the Dell drivers site, there no drivers for input devices.

  It works very much like a regular touchpad, but it doesn't have the additional function, as two fingers scrolling etc.

  It's always very good to me until I realized that my Palm will accidentally hit the touchpad when typing. Looking at my old dell laptops, I saw that there is a feature of rejection of palm for the Dell touchpad.

  Windows detects this trackpad as Atmel Maxtouch.

  Can someone please advise me were to find a compatible driver for this problem?

  Help and support is greatly appreciated.

  I run the laptop Dell Inspiron 7559 i7. I had the same problem but I found the drivers who have worked for me.
  Here is a link that uses drivers that I could get my gestures downloads.dell.com/.../7559_Input_Driver_GJ4DY_WN32_15.3.1.1_A00.EXE back

• Inspiron 15 7000 series 7559 - controller USB Win 7

  Dear all,

  I'm a process engineer. Currently working abroad. During my trip abroad, my old laptop Inspiron 15 5000 failed on me. I immediately got a replacement Inspiron 15 7000 Series 7559.

  I have restored my backup image and try to install the drivers. My OS is win7. However, I have a problem to find the right driver for (USB) Universal Serial Bus controller

  Now all my port USB does not work. Could someone help me please? Thank so so much

  I need to install windows 7, as most of my software does not support the latest OS

  Hi, xigtec31!

  The solution for install: USB 3.0 Driver: Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller

  (I use only)

• (Redirected) Inspiron 15 7000 series 7559 heating up to 47 or 48 degrees Celsius in normal navigation

  Hello

  Just brought a new laptop from dell on the game of the inspsiron series. While I do normal web browsing and listening to songs and watch movies (not even started the game), the laptop heats up to 45 to 48 degrees Celsius after one hour or two hours. It feels as if I am managing a toaster, I have attached the screen shot for the same:

  

  Is there a way where I can start the fan manually (any software from dell that could help). I tried to download the drivers and the dell support site does not yet detect my laptop.

  

  I'm sorry to say, but as much as dell are eager to sell the product, they are all too frustrating with their web and real support. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  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.

• Windows 10 caused a power failure internal repeated at Dell Inspiron 7000 series (7548)

  Hello. I got a Dell Inspiron 7 perfectly good Series I bought 6 months ago.

  Windows 10 was just installed on my laptop and about 10-15 seconds after I log in there is internal an error - power failure. It happens every time.

  It's a little ridiculous. It does not resemble a system restore point is recorded by Windows 10 so can't retrieve Windows 8.

  Some tips would be great.

  THX.

  There is a problem with the driver for the secondary graphics card. I disabled it and it fixed my problem (for now). It's just a temporary solution until Dell and AMD meet. I'm upset that Dell announces that PC as being "Windows 10 loan" when it is well obviously this far from it.

• Static headphones on 15 Inspiron 7000 series

  Faint (but sensitive) static when using headphones (or perhaps inaudible through the laptop speakers).

  The static method is not more strong with the increase in volume and only ceases when the volume is muted.

  I updated but also uninstalled and reinstalled the sound drivers with no luck.

  Any suggestions?

  Assuming that you hear the sound while using the Realtek audio driver. As a test, install the driver audio Windows native.

  1. open Device Manager (type devmgmt.msc in the start search box and press ENTER) and right click on Realtek High Definition Audio.
  2 Select this option to "Update driver software".
  3. click on "Browse my computer for driver software".
  4. click on "Let Me pick from a list of drivers on my computer".
  5. put the "Show compatible hardware" check box if not already checked.
  6. in the list of devices, click on 'High Definition Audio'.
  7. click on "next".
  8. in the update driver warning box, click 'Yes' (the driver).
  9 restart the portable computer if you are prompted. If not invited, so no need to restart.

  Test the headphones Jack. If no noise with the native driver, then this is a software problem that can be helped with a future revision of Realtek. If still noise with the native driver, there may be a hardware problem. I can't think a good specific test to confirm it, but you can report the problem to technical support.

  Invert names in steps 1-6 for getting the driver from Realtek.

• ALL NEW Inspiron 7000 WiFi is Horrendous!

  I got my Inspiron 7000 literally an hour (15-inch, i7core, HD 8 GB RAM 1 TB model) ago. That is fine, but the WiFi is sickening. It keeps down the internet connection and whenever I start troubleshooting it gives me a different problem to be fixed. First of all, it was a problem with the wireless card, then "default gateway was not available".  This is unacceptable. I work at home and need a SOLID connection. It's already enough Dell took almost 3 weeks to get the thing to me and now this. I am tired and frustrated. All other devices in my house will connect and STAY connected, so the problem is not on my end. I send this thing back? I hope not.

  Hi, I had this problem with my Dell Inspiron 7000 series 10 Windows running. I am VERY frustrated by lack of Dell to help with this problem. For awhile, I successfully used a plug in USB Wi - Fi dongle (I disabled the internal Intel Dual Band Wireless AC 7265 card first). I didn't have time to browse using phone Dell prolix. I was convinced that it was a hardware problem. Then I solved the problem: I updated the Intel driver (on the site of Dell). No difference. Went to Device Manager, right click the Intel WiFi thingy in network cards, then choose Properties, and then 'Advanced' tab, then I turned aggressive walk until way (no), disabled "disconnect wowlan (no difference), then attached power to the 'up' (no difference). Finally and successfully, I looked up my router wireless BT, found it is "802.11 b/g/n" and changed "wireless" mode in the menu computer laptop adapter: "802. 11 b/g and THAT worked. Instantly, got a solid connection. Great relief. Now, I even had a spare WiFi dongle for one of the laptops to work. I'm pretty annoyed that I couldn't find a tutorial online to Dell about this, however.

• (Redirected) Dell Inspiron 17 7000 series stops at random!

  I have a Dell Inspiron 17 7000 series. It stops randomly without obvious reason. What can I do to stop this?

  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.

• Touchpad driver/options: Inspiron 13, 7347, Signature Edition

  I just took an Inspiron 13 Signature Edition from the Microsoft Store. Enough good material to date. It is the model with Core i5, 8 GB of RAM and screen 1080 p and was only CAD$ 699 + TX after a $100 rebate.

  In the store, I noticed that I could not find all the options for changing the behaviour of touchpad in detail. Specifically, I would like to disable single tap to click (considering this touchpad can press click on I had rather not accidentally tap-tap). I would also if I could have the job of the gesture triple pressure is like a middle mouse button press.

  The guy in the shop told me that editing without signing of this unit comes with driver touchpad of Dell and all I would have to do is get the driver from Dell. However when I entered the serial number in the Dell site, I have not found a driver for the Touchpad. I found one of Synaptics for his little brother Inspiron 11 and guessed maybe it's the same skate, but I couldn't get the driver works correctly.

  Any thoughts, etc.?

  I bought Dell Inspiron 13.3 "7000 series (7347) and have had similar problems with the touchpad. In short, it sucks. But, it is possible to reverse the direction scrolling touchpad and the very simple solution. Read more:

  Most of the people who know a thing or two about computers would go to control panel > mouse to find the tab for the touchpad. I did as well. Several times. But the touchpad 7347 use Windows default drivers and not the Synaptic or the Alps. We must use Windows 8.1 device based known lesser settings to make changes to the touchpad. Follow these steps and you will be able to reverse the direction of scrolling:

  1. go into the "charm of settings" in Windows 8.1 (put the mouse in the lower right, click on the gear icon)

  2. click on "Change PC settings" down in the settings menu charm

  3. to change PC settings, click the option menu "PC and devices."

  4. Select the menu option ' mouse and touch pad. "

  5. scroll down and find the option for 'Direction of scrolling backwards' and put it on 'On '.

  6 here! You won't have to deal with the default non-natural direction of scrolling.

  The touchpad will always be capricious. It doesn't seem to be more responsive after wiping all the drivers and perform a restart. In Device Manager, that includes the two devices listed under "Mice and other pointing devices" so that equipment "HID-compliant touch pad" listed under "Human Interface Devices". Uninstall all three devices (uninstall the latest touchpad or you will be uninstall the other using the touchscreen). Once that is done, do a reboot. Now, it might just be me, but the touchpad seems to be more bearable after doing this. I know at least one user has already done this with no real results. In any case, for me, the touchpad is at its worst when just started to the top of the laptop or after waking up from his sleep. I guess making it like most humans. I'm typing this now, it has been working very well. Only time will tell.

  Hope the reverse scrolling sense helps.

• volume control stuck on screen - not work - not adjustable, Inspiron 13 7000 series 2-in-1

  I have just bought a new laptop Inspiron 13 7000 series 2-1. It comes with Windows 8.1. It happened (don't know why) that the volume control is frozen on the screen at the top left with the volume level of 0% so I can not adjust the volume of all on both the keyboard and the touchscreen.

  What I've tried is less than

  -In the Control Panel, sounds, communications: when Windows detects communications activity

  Select "do nothing".

  -uninstalled the audio driver and leave it is reinstalled automatically after reboot

  -uninstalled the audio driver and install the audio driver downloaded from dell support

  -clean the boot and uninstall - reinstall the driver

  It was solved once when I tried the pull-off and push the usb for the logitech wireless mouse. When the volume control is stuck on the screen again, I tried this again, but it does not help.

  Any suggestion please. Thank you.

  NUCH

  Thank you!  Has exactly the same problem today.  Here is a picture of the cable and screw in question.

  

• Inspiron 7000 - WIndows 8 reinstall (only)

  Hello

  Yesterday, I received my new fantastic Inspiron 7000.  As expected, it is installed with the "trial-ware. Removal of McAfee is extreme pain, and that is why I wish to reinstall with a new image of Windows 8. However, please confirm that the image of Windows 8 appearing as a backup of the system is a vanilla installation and not an existing image which I am emptying everything I want installed.

  Thank you

  Mark

  The factory image will restore your computer to the exact state it was in when you first activated with McAfee.

  To perform a "clean installation", without any other Windows, you will need a Dell installation disk.  In the United States, you can use this form to request a:
  https://www.Dell.com/support/Diagnostics/us/en/19/nondiagnostichome

  Outside the United States, you will need to contact Dell for one.

  With a clean install, you will need to download and install all the drivers manually from support.dell.com... start with a system software (if available for your model), then the chipset.

• Dell Inspiron 15 7000 series WiFi question

  I bought an Inspiron 15 7000 series a week ago. Early on, the wifi does not work properly. It takes too much time to connect and also automatically disconnects frequently. Sometimes it shows only limited connectivity. I've updated the drivers but no change so far. All other devices in the House do not work properly. Thanks in advance for your support.

  10 days ago, I bought an Inspiron 15 7000 series.  I had similar problems.  WiFi worked when you're sitting next to the router, but it refused to connect at all in low signal strength areas.  In moderate zones (next room or room just below) it works very well for a while but intermittently lose connectivity and although showing that connected would refuse to transfer anything - this necessary apparently the router rebooted to solve.  Since this morning I seem to have fixed things.  It is now usable in any home, linking where it has not before and no abandonment so far in areas of moderate signal strength.  The solution for me was to download the drivers from Intel.  Note that it worked when I first completely deleted existing drivers for wi - fi and bluetooth using Device Manager - I needed to check the box to delete the files, not only remove the drivers.  Then run the downloaded Update resulted in different drivers being installed.  In fact, these seem to be older than those previously installed - version number lower, earlier, fewer config options - which may be why the update did not return to this version until I completely deleted the drivers existing. It worked for me.  Certainly worth a try if you a not entirely remove the existing driver before the update files.  Note that if you do this, you must replenish your router password when you first connect to the wi - fi again.

• The use of the battery has increased since the update to ios 10. Also, why can not disable the voice command. It's the most boring on the new update.

  The use of the battery has increased since the update to ios 10. Also, why can not disable the voice command. It's the most boring on the new update.

  Depending on what you mean by "voice command", either:

  Settings / general / accessibility / VoiceOver / OFF, or

  Settings / Siri / OFF

  As for your use of the battery, you can check what app pulls most of its use in the settings / battery.  A new version of the app is sometimes problematic, not necessarily iOS or iPhone.  If you see a unusual % of use of a particular application, or force-to leave it removal/reinstalling it or remove it until an update comes.  If anything seems unusual, it might be a problematic installation of iOS, in which case, you could backup your iPhone and restore it:

  Restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch from a backup - Apple Support

• How to disable the touchpad disabled?

  I just got this laptop and it's driving crazy me.

  I tap on the touchpad, and I touched the area where you can disable the touchpad about 1,000 times a day. No matter if I do what he says, I can't that faucet back on.

  I press the windows on my KB.  Type mouse into the search bar.  Tab and then arrow key over to reactivate and it's driving me crazy! I use this for business, but also personal use.

  I see you where you can disable the touchpad, I don't want that.  I want to disable the zone of the touchpad where you tap enable and disable.  It is a defect of design for me.

  Thanks for any help that can be provided.

  Hello stillrivers,

  I see you are having a problem with the touchpad does not disable. Did you by chance a look at the post which explains how to disable the touchpad?

  If you do not have by chance I'll re-post the answer here:

  To do this...

  Go to the control panel.

  ·         Go to mouse properties windows and click on device settings

  ·         Highlight the Synaptic Touchpad and click settings

  ·         In the properties of Synaptic Touchpad Windows on the left and the Panel you will see Touchpad Disable Zone, click it.

  ·         Uncheck the box 'double-tap to activate or disable the Touchpad'

  ·         Click OK

  

  If this does not work by chance, let me know. Also, if you have any questions please ask me.

  THX

• Why Firefox has disabled the only version of Flash (10.1.53.64) my computer can use? (Mac PowerPC G5) Help!

  Why Firefox has disabled the only version of Flash (10.1.53.64) my computer can use? (Mac PowerPC G5) Help!

  Your computer hardware has arrived at the stage where most of the software needs resources your machine cannot provide because it's too old. You have a few choices.

  1. Get new hardware that can handle the latest software
  2. Use a different operating system, like Linux (which is free)

  I rehabilitated an old G5 recently and it runs very well in the latest Firefox. I put Lubuntu on the machine instead the MacOS. Lubuntu (pronounced Loo-boon-two) is sort of a Ubuntu lite - a user-friendly version of Linux. There are many applications of your choice, and everything is free.

  You can also use the Ubuntu greediest in resources and a little more user-friendly, also free, but you can be more pleased with the performance of Lubuntu instead.

  The PowerPC, I did this on was one of the old blue Bondi ones. Firefox 8 had no problem to start on it at all and has all necessary plug-ins for video, audio, etc... I gave him a church and it works well for them.

  You can download older versions of Firefox, but you'll just open to security problems if you do.

  FYI: The Mac operating system is based on Linux.