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• (Redirected) XPS 8700 Bluetooth

  I have a Dell xps computer 8700.  with Bluetooth. I can pair devices but never connect. Any suggestions on how to get them to connect?  I did the bios and other updates from the view of dell but nothing seems to help.  have removed and re-paired but never they show that they are connected.  Can someone help me with this? I have a keyboard and a mouse that I want to connect, but did not take them out of the box yet.

  Flagtime general salute,

  Please repost this in the laptop computer forum help.

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

• Please help trouble Code 43 error graphics card for XPS 8700 (as well as the disappearance of sleep/Standby Mode) (Windows 10)

  I got my XPS in 2014 and my warranty of service completed in 2015 Jan before I installed Windows 10. So since I've upgraded to Windows 10 I started having problems with by XPS 8700. Now, I have no guarantee. I thought he would go better once they have released an update of the BIOS and it did for a while unfortunately in recent months, I noticed two major issues.

  (1) upon the starting and restarting my computer, my monitor does not end up receiving the signal from the computer and remains dark.

  -Checking that it is not a problem with the monitor by testing with other computers

  -J' checked in the Device Manager and there was a next yellow alert for graphic cards / NVIDIA GeForce GT 635

  -By clicking on, he showed me this: Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)

  Unfortunately, it is not the only problem with the graphics card.

  (2) "sleep" my mode is gone (it is related to graphics and BIOS).

  -J' tried the go in power to add setting but it was not yet listed.

  -I went to the command prompt and looked powercfg.exe that's what I discovered:

  C:\Windows\System32>Powercfg - a

  The following sleep States are available on this system:

  Hibernate

  Quick start

  The following sleep States are not available on this system:

  Standby (S1)

  The system firmware does not support this standby state.

  An internal system component has disabled this standby state.

  Graphics

  Standby (S2)

  The system firmware does not support this standby state.

  An internal system component has disabled this standby state.

  Graphics

  Standby (S3) mode

  An internal system component has disabled this standby state.

  Graphics

  Eve (S0 low idle power)

  The system firmware does not support this standby state.

  Hybrid sleep

  Standby (S3) mode is not available.

  Now I really wish I could start or restart my pc without staring at a blank screen and the problem of code 43 with Nvidia GeForce GT 635. Also, I would if I could have the option to upgrade my PC to sleep. I really miss it and do not have to constantly reboot my computer to be able to see anything on the monitor.
  

  I hope someone can help me with these questions without having to reset the pc and reinstall, all over again, that the problem still exists in other cases (I don't have a copy of the installation of programs pre-installed dells so...). This computer is only 2 years old, it didn't need to be retired.

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 635 (PCI\VEN_10DE & DEV_1280) the card is physically wrong and needs to be replaced.

• New Dell XPS 8700 is not in safe mode in windows 7

  Just got a new Dell XPS 8700 with windows 7 Home premium.

  After installing the software (Office Home 365) and Google Chrome, I wanted to go to Safe Mode to run Malwarebytes to a baseline scan.

  I tried F8 during the restart and was never able to do in Windows safe mode.

  What I'm doing wrong, here?

  Hello

  If F8 is not able to get the safe mode. Try this procedure below.

  1. Open the command run (Windows + R) and type "msconfig" in the run cmd.
  2. Click OK
  3. In the msconfig window-> click Diagnostic startup-> click OK.
  4. Reboot your system.
  5. It will go safe mode automatically in your system.
  6. If you want to return this process, follow the steps up to three-> click normal startup-> OK

  If you are in doubt about this procedure, reference image below here are above

  

• (Redirect) DELL XPS 8700, the dvd burner burn discs dual layer

  Hello

  I think of buying an XPS 8700, can someone tell me please, the dvd writer has to burn dvd discs dual layer (dvd9 8.5 GB) thanks in advance.

  Hi bigkevin,

  I don't know if this is the case. I'll have you repost this in the forum Office for a more expert opinion.

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

• (SOLVED!) No Internet unless I have activate LAN Boot ROM on XPS 8700

  Hello everyone, I hope you can help me.

  I have more Internet through my ethernet port unless I go into the BIOS and enable LAN Boot ROM If I do that I have a connection, but it appears as, "network 2".

  I tried to connect to wifi, but it continues to ask me a key... I've never had to do before, nor I know what it is. There was a couple of times I got to a wifi screen requesting a password. I would like to enter my password, but he told me that my password is incorrect. It is not the case.

  I have a wireless printer. Could not print to be although it manifests.

  My router seems to work. I use my iPad on it now to this post. Both the iPad and tablet of my friend connect without any problems.

  I have another hard drive that I installed XP on and it connects via the ethernet port, no problem. Same machine.

  This is as I did with tip upward to my connectivity problem:

  I installed Virtualbox because I needed XP. It is connected to the internet without problem. However, I didn't like it so I uninstalled.

  Then I disconnected the main disk and installed XP on a secondary drive. To do this, I had to enter the BIOS and put the machine in legacy Mode to do so. Quickly, I downloaded and installed the Realtek driver and was able to connect to the internet. I turned off the PC, reconnected the hard drive, bring the computer back in its normal and restarted start mode. That's when I noticed that I had no connection.

  I have seen that the teredo tunneling adapter microsoft had a yellow sign beside him. Could fix that after much trial, error and poking around various forums.

  I tried to manually connect. Nothing.
  I updated the BIOS to A06 in the hope that "correcting" any mistake I have made.
  I have reset all settings to their default selections BIOS. (Also while manually and using F9).
  I uninstalled and reinstalled all network drivers in the Manager section of devices (including the invisible ones).
  I have reset the Winsock protocol and TCP/Internet Protocol.

  Finally, I did a complete reinstall of Windows 8. But, still no connectivity unless I have activate LAN Boot ROM in the BIOS.

  Hoping someone can help me.

  Thanks for your time.

  I've been Googling this for a few days now. But it's fixed!

  I uninstalled the Realtek compatible wifi driver and downloaded a new one from Dell. Installed and I was good to go. Previously, I would like to uninstall this driver, and then restart the computer and it was brand new. I would like to update the driver, but when he was done, I still had the same issue; No ethernet connectivity. I still don't know why do things like I did worked, but he did.

  So, if anyone has this problem with the Dell XPS 8700, try the following steps:

  First download the Dell ethernet driver and transfer it to your PC.

  In the Device Manager > network adapters remove the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller. DO NOT RESTART THE COMPUTER AGAIN!

  Run the driver installation program.

  When it is finished, restart the PC.

  You should have an ethernet connection.

  I'm not a computer guy. I have just bumble autour until I find something that works. Therefore, anyone who reads this having the same problems, take what I say with a grain of salt.

• Failures of start-up and recovery Dell XPS 8700

  The system is 2 years old.  No recovery image was never created.

  Here are the original symptoms.

  1. cannot start Windows 8.1 on Dell XPS 8700.
  2 OS refresh fails.
  3. OS restore points fail.
  4. OS auto repair fails.
  5 restart the failure of Options (Safe Mode, start Debug mode).
  6. command prompt fails (cannot find all administrator accounts).

  Done so far:

  Created a bootable flash drive. After changing the BIOS setting to boot using the USB key, first of all, the PC started successfully. Then, I was able to access the command prompt and save the user data files.

  Then, I went back into the BIOS and changed the boot order to the internal HARD drive. I rebooted and finally started a reset from the PC (factory restore). After the reset process has reached 4%, I got a reset failure message. A subsequent reboot then gave me an error message file BCD 0xc000000d "the BCD file is missing information". The next restart gave, I can best recall, 'no partition not found on the internal hard drives And I could see no longer the menu of UEFI, just the BIOS (A06) firmware. After change the order of boot and boot to the flash drive, I could see that a lot of files apparently had been marked for deletion on the C: drive as user profiles did not appear. At one point, the flash player had become the C: drive and HARD drive is X:. But which cleared up later. After getting the quick C: folder to the HARD drive, I published the following commands Bootrec /fixmbr and /fixboot, Bootrec scanos Bootrec rebuildbcd Bootrec. After trying to start once more on the internal HARD disk, I had another variant of the BCD file error, 0xc00000098 "the BCD file contains no valid information for the operating system".

  Any chance of recovery in this situation?  Otherwise, I guess we will have to get a replacement drive (that is, SSD) and a copy of Windows 10.   Thank you.

  Hi 2Tallinva,

  Yes, that sounds like a hard disk failure. You can try this site to download a disc Windows 8.1. Of course, a free update to win 10 is better than paying for an OS you already entitled to.

• Dell XPS 8700 - How to install Windows XP on it

  Hello

  I have read on this forum that it was possible to install Win XP on XPS 8500 and wanted Trailblazers thanks!

  I was wondering if someone has even tried to install XP on the 8700?

  I should receive my XPS 8700 with Win 7 Premium on this topic next week?

  I then unplug the original HD and try to install XP on one of my free SATA 3 SSD.

  Also, very probably I will change the video card for another model with a compatible driver that I used for a few years in another i7 PC (I have a spare card).

  The early problem would be drivers, in particular drivers Ethernet/LAN

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

  Please note that I prefer (in spite of having a legal copy for Win 7 and Win 8 Pro lying around) Win XP for my typical usage.* *.

  Thank you

  XPSTester

  I got the PC.

  Step 1: Unit under test and recovery CD made.

  Step 2: BIOS Mode changed SATA AHCI RAID Mode changed.

  Step 3: Air conditioner stops. HARD drive disconnected original. SSD connected instead.

  Step 4: Windows XP is installed from the CDROM. PC works fine, super fast.

  Step 5: Realtek Ethernet controller installed (see the link above, thanks again Sandeep! :-).) Surf the Internet, it is now possible and, therefore, all the rest. The most important step accomplished :-).

  Step 6: Install my own ATI video card and drivers Realtek Audio & HDMI. Playing music and video on an HDTV in Mode Extended accomplished!

  I got 5 points at issue in Device Manager after installing Win XP.

  3 of them have been solved by various software to Intel.

  2 of those remaining are related to Wireless & Bluetooth.

  This is the best I could do at the moment... :-)

• XPS 8700 swapping HDD to SSD

  Just received new XPS 8700 and swap wanted immediately to the factory installed 1 TB of HDD to a new Samsung 256 GB SSD. Given that Dell did not provide a Windows backup a DVD, I removed the HARD drive and tried to clone for SSD by using another computer running Windows 8. However, neither software Samsung SSD or EASEUS Todo Backup Free would allow me to clone the whole HARD disk, the SSD is smaller.

  EASEUS has the possibility of reducing a selected partition so I could try to clone only the system partition main which is 940 GB but contains only 40 GB of data, mainly from windows and other software drivers, but I'm afraid that if I clone the other partitions, including the recovery of those, I will not be able to restore the system in the future.

  Technician Dell told me to use an OEM Windows 8 drive for a clean install on the SSD, but I did not and fear may lose everything that Dell has installed on the HARD drive.

  Should I continue the cloning attempts to use other software that allows to shrink the partitions if they contain no data - which one? Or XPS from the startup HARD drive as it is, make a record of system backup/image then, restore it to the SSD?

  Help will be very appreciated!

  The Dell recovery partition can be easily removed without rendering the system unbootable, so my suggestion would be to leave them alone.

• XPS 8700 and Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 OC graphics card

  I saw a thread on here stating that the AMD Radeon 7870 was compatible with the XPS 8500, so I guess that the overclockee of this card Sapphire version would work in my XPS 8700.  I inserted the card into my computer and connected the two power connectors 6 pins.  When I rebooted the computer, he made five beeps short and then put under tension (without the Dell splash screen, I think).  Restart again (and hear the same five beeps), I pressed F2 to enter the BIOS, but it wouldn't let me get into the BIOS.  The third time that I restarted, I just let it start and then after about half an hour of use, the computer is frozen on a blue screen (not BSOD). I turned off the unit and do not have reverse.

  I chatted with a few guys from Dell, which said that the five beeps meant that it was a problem of compatibility of video card, but he could not say more than that and pushed to me to contact Dell sales to buy a compatible card (no thanks).

  Anyone can check that the five beeps are told?  I hate to have to return this card to where I bought it and I'm not sure I can.  I get beeps if there is a driver problem that I'm missing?  Or beeps always mean a hardware problem? I'd get a beep if my diet was too weak?  Other thoughts?  Someone at - it no good they know maps work on the 8700 XPS?

  There was many problems reported with some video cards and the XPS compatibility 8300, 8500, and now the 8700.

  Make sure that you uninstall the drivers for video cards before you remove them and put in a new card.  Make sure that the power supply is disconnected and you have pressed and held the power button for at least 15 seconds.  You can also try to remove the CMOS battery.  Then install new video card, replace the battery and plug it back the power cord.

  In addition, connect the monitor to the integrated graphics card and restart.  Press F12 or F8 to access the Start Menu. Under the Start Menu, there should be a 'Change Boot Mode Setting' setting. This parameter will have the possibility to turn UEFI Secure Boot on or Off, change it to Off.  It is a common problem in Windows 8 that occurs when you try to add another video card due to conflict with Secure Boot and new motherboards UEFI where you post or get the beep codes.

• Use of XPS 8700 MSATA

  I bought a 32 GB MSATA disk and installed in my XPS 8700 system. Then I went to see how to activate, or to see if it is installed and working. Problem is that I can't find anything that says it's there. I noticed that nothing in the BIOS, nothing in Device Manager and nothing in the technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology software. I expect that somewhere I need to have to turn on the port (maybe auto recognized) somewhere, I need to configure for setting cache, and somewhere where I can at least see it's there and do what he's supposed to do. Any ideas how can I check to see that it makes there job?

  Windows V8.1, 8GB Dell XPS 8700, 1 to, nVidia 635

  I found the answer and it is simple supper.

  When Windows 8, open msconfig.exe and the value of the checkbox Start secure on the Startup tab.

  Reboot your system and use the F2 key to access the bios. Go to advanced settings, on the aircraft and change the SATA AHCI mode to the RAID. When you choose Save, your system will restart and this time let it boot mode safe.

  While pilots will be changed mode without failure. You can check the Device Manager if you like and you will see an entry in for the Intel Desktop/Workstation... storage controllers. Open new msconfig.exe and uncheck the box secure boot. Close it, and then restart in normal Windows.

  Now, you can configure your MSATA drive as a cache for your HARD disk drive in the Intel® Rapid storage technology.

• Display no. DP U2414H, XPS 8700.

  I just unboxed and configure my new PC from Dell XPS8700 and the new Dell U24214H monitor.  I can't monitor to work and continually get "No. Displayport Cable" message on the screen.  I rebooted several times and no luck.  Any ideas?

  If you have ordered the 8700 XPS with an discrete video card added, the DisplayPort cable monitor must be plugged directly on the lowest discrete DisplayPort video card and not plugged the DisplayPort onboard / integrated below the HDMI port built-in. One disables added video card XPS built-in DisplayPort, HDMI ports 8700.

  If you ordered the XPS 8700 with the low end Nvidia GeForce GT635, it does not have a DisplayPort, it has HDMI, DVI, VGA. So to connect to the U2414H, you have the support send you this T516NHDMI cable, or pick up any HDMI cable locally.

• Tired of the XPS 8700 gel every day

  Hi all

  I've had my XPS 8700 for about a year now and soon the appointment I got the same problem: the machine hangs just after a couple of days, or sometimes even two or three times in one day and then I have to press the power button to restart.  I'm tired of this, why should a machine that I paid a lot of money to continue to do this?

  I recently formatted the machine and re-installed everything - and nothing has changed, it just went directly back to gel every day.

  I am running Windows 8.1, all solutions you guys would be appreciated.

  Micron is usually good enough. I guess you looked at all slots and they are all Micron and schedules etc. are all equivalent.

  If all else fails, I can lend you a hammer...

• New Dell XPS 8700 overheating and shutdown itself

  I bought my new XPS 8700 4 days there and that's the first problem, my pc is overheating and I don't know why, I have it on my desk so no dust can damage as it have enough space around fans.

  The problem is that the pc is overheating even when I do nothing, its just to put on a few sites and after some while pc crashes: the screen goes all black. The last time it happened I had the only song on YouTube and I was typing on Facebook, when suddenly the screen goes black and pc closed down, ive checked CPUID HWMonitor where I discovered that my graphics card is approximately 70-85 ° C.

  Second crash is almost the same as the first, but with this difference that the pc remains powered on and just monitor the message "entering power saving mode" and can not be awake so I have to hold the start for 10 sec button to restart my PC. Im a little scared because I am sure that it will not be caused by any software just because the computer is 4 days old and I has not yet opened the case (im not sure if I can just because of the warranty)... What should I do? It is necessary to call Dell technical support or I can solve it it somehow better?

  My PC specs:

  Intel Core i7 4770 Haswell, 16 GB RAM, AMD Radeon R9 270 2 GB, SSD 32 GB + drive HARD 2000 GB 7.2 k, 8.1 Windows Pro 64 - bit

  Sorry to hear that!

  If it is only a few days old, contact Dell Tech Support as soon as POSSIBLE. In the United States, you have 21 days from the date of billing (no delivery date) to request a replacement. Then contact them immediately if you want to have it replaced. Otherwise, arrange for Dell fix this one, if all goes well in your premises...

  BTW: Open the case do not void the warranty.  But if you replace all of the equipment installed at the factory, Dell may ask you to reinstall the original parts, before they honor the warranty.

  I hope that get you it fixed quickly!

• XPS 8700 Shutdown

  My new XPS 8700 with Win 8.1 desktop computer stops after being in mode "sleep" for a few minutes.  No idea as to what is happening?

  Thank you

  Open Power Options by right-clicking on the Start button and select it and check everything, including the advanced settings in the power management.