Reference Dell 6gbps SAS HBA and Powervault TL4000

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• Reference Dell place 8 pro and 3g mobile hotspot

  Hey dell community.

  I have a place of reference dell 8 pro and I tried to get my Tablet for work with the mobile hotspot!

  When I plugged it it will say limited.

  None fixes please?

  Bobby Burgess

  Hi Bobby,.

  I found this thread on the venue Pro 8 and of connection to wireless networks / hot spots.  Try the suggestion in this thread and see if it helps.

  NOTE: I copied on the steps of resolution here as well in case anyone wants to see it.

  When sometimes, I had this problem, a deep discharge set: with power supply not connected, press the button of the Tablet for 30 or 60 seconds, including after the Tablet died;  Let the Tablet turned off for 2 minutes; and restart.  Have been informed by Support technique Dell that the cause is a buildup of static electricity, which avoids deep discharge.

  Todd

• Reference Dell m2 / NVME specifications and requirements to upgrade for Optiplex, Latitude, XPS and Precision Mobile

  Good daycommunityof Dell.

  Because of your issues, I am pleased to present the information, specifications and requirements for m2 on various models of Dell below.

  Precision 7710:

  Internal dives supported: 3

  Lead taken configurations supported (max): 3 x m2 or m2 2 x and 1 x 2.5 in SATA.

  7710 PCIE lanes:

  2 m2 slots available are wired in 4 X

  The Bay of 2.5 inch is wired as 2 X

  Parts needed to install an m2 in the Bay of 2.5 inches of 7710 7510:

  1 x 745TM 2.5 inches metal support - most of the units will have this already included

  1 x Y1WJX Support of m2 (goes inside the 745TM)

  4 x 2864 D Screw M3x3. Most systems will have these already included. These screws hold support unit of Y1WJX m2, or a record of 2.5 inches in 745TM.

  1 x WPTND Infill of the m2. This installs in the support of Y1WJX m2.

  5 x 4270E M2.0 * screw 3 L

  1 x HR8P8 Cover thermal m2

  Find instructions here on the Dell Community.

  Precision 7510:
                                                                                                                  
  Internal dives supported: 2
                                                                        
  Drive the supported configurations: 1xM.2, 1x2.5 SATA, 2xM.2, 1xM.2 and 1x2.5 SATA

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  The Bay of 2.5 inch is wired as 2 X

  Parts needed to install an m2 in the Bay of 2.5 inches are the same as the 7710 above.

  5510 precision and XPS 9550:

  Internal dives supported: 2

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2, 1 x 2.5 SATA, 1xM.2 and 1 X 2.5 SATA

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  The Bay of 2.5 inch is wired like SATA

  Parts needed to install a m2:

  1 x 88DJK thermal pad (no plate required)

  1 x 4270E  Screw M2X3

  Parts needed in order to add a 2.5-inch disk:

  1 x XDYGX cable

  insulator side 2 x 3XYT5 rubber

  HARD drive 1 x 3FDY3 metal support (some units may already have this even if a disk 2.5 inch was not originally ordered from Dell)

  Discussed here on the Dell Community.

  Precision 3510:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x 1 x 2.5-inch SATA or m2.

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  2.5-inch Bay is wired like SATA

  Parts required for the upgrade of disk 2.5 inch drive m2:
  

  1 x X3YR8  Support for end of m2

  1 x 1X2MT thermal cover

  2 x 4270E  Screw M2X3

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  Latitude E5270, E5470, E5570:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x 1 x 2.5-inch SATA or m2.

  PCIE lanes:

  E5270 supports 2 x
  

  E5570 with CPU: supports 4 X

  E5570 with processor U supports 2 X
  

  E5470 with CPU: supports 2 x
  

  E5470 with processor U supports 2 X
  

  2.5-inch Bay is wired like SATA

  Parts required for the upgrade of disk 2.5 inch drive m2 is the same as above 3510.
  

  Latitude E7270, E7470:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 2 X

  Parts needed to upgrade to IS:

  1 x DJ69P thermal cover

  2 4270E x screw M2X3 (most systems will have at least one of them already included)

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  13 9350 XPS:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2

  PCIE lanes:

  The available m2 slot supports up to 4 X

  Parts needed:

  1 x 4270E screw M2X3

  OptiPlex 5040, 7040 (Mini Tower):

  Internal dives supported: 2

  Drive configurations supported: 1xM.2, 2xM.2, 1xM.2 and 1x2.5, 2x2.5, 1x3.5

  PCIE lanes:

  The single on board the M.2 slot supports up to 4 X

  The m2 drive installed in 2.5-inch Bay: 2 x

  Necessary parts for the m2:

  Bay of m2 on motherboard:

  1 x thermal Pad J0N94 (installs on the motherboard in the drive of m2)
  1 x YYJF8 live M2X3.5
   
  2.5 inch Bay with m2:

  1 x Cable SATA 6J3FV
  1 x X9FV3 M.2/2.5 inch adapter Bay/caddy
  On the card mother m2 installation instructions found here.

  OS install notes:

  There is a storage updated driver to include PCIE support. (One that you have to install Windows see the drive during installation):

  Intel's most recent

  Dell package

  Driver Samsung

  See also: installing Windows 7 on a SKYLAKE system using MDT: http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/HOW11493/en

  Obtaining an ISO image:

  For some systems, you can get Dell operating system through Dell hosted image images

  Note: not all systems and service tags will have a picture available.

  Note: Although Dell hosted Images have USB3, they cannot understand the pilot of TSRI currently. (some may know this the pilot to F6). You will need to install the driver of TSRI manually during the installation process of Windows.

  Dell is currently working to add the driver to the TSRI Dell hosted images. No ETA on when this will happen right now.

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  Other works in m2:

  Solid State Drives m2 in chipset Intel Skylake systems Imaging

  Only 1 Solid State Drive (SSD) seen on map stand

  SSD not detected at the start or restart on new precision 15 5000 (5510) or XPS 15 9550

  A PXE with M.2 Solid State Drives boot

  How to distinguish the differences between the m2 cards

  Greetings Ypyap,

  Thank you for your question.

  Yes, the Vostro 14 5468 does support M.2, according to my literature.

  You will need:

  1 x 3P44J m2 stand

  

  x 2 7CJG4 M2 * 2 live (I'm still confirming if cela good reference number)

  

• have updated a reference dell dimesion 4700 xp and have no audio

  I've updated a dimension 4700 dell xp I have no audio and might miss install something. I am a newbee and the guys over at upgrades have helped me, I don't know I tried their patience, bless Bill Smithers. Daavee and XPROCKS and also Geek.And Tech a few others!

  I malaware bytes, antiviruis and avast superspy, oh and CCleaner. I use Mozilla Firefox.

  Thank you for all your help

  Sincerely,

  Gina

  Hi Gina,

  Please you can proceed as follows: -.

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• Reference Dell place 11 Pro and Dock

  Hi all

  I have a Dell coming Pro 7130 11 and the docking station. I can't have an external display to work using the HDMI port or display connectors. I have 2 Dell E198WFP (1440 x 900), the two connecting using DVI inputs. Display sometimes appears, but does not have the resolution or refresh rate tries to run at 75 Hz despite being set at 60 Hz

  AFAIK drivers etc are all up to this date, the tablet can connect to an external monitor using the construction to the mini HDMI port without problem?

  Any suggestions, anyone please?

  Hi, the dock rarely works for me... the workaround I found is to unplug power dock and plug back in. (works 95% of the time, I get the monitor like that). It is with the 7130 model.

• Reference Dell 6248: hot swapping and upgrade battery links

  I have a set of switches Dell 6248.  I have a few questions to explore:

  (1) can I add/remove the CX4 cables while the switch is working?  (I guess it's the same rules as a cable normal Ethernet...)

  (2) can I add/remove modules while the switch is working?

  First scenario I'm looking at: extend the stack on a stacked rack.

  I think the process here is, install a switch of spare with stacking module, run off battery cables to the battery, breaking and re-Assembly of the ring, then turn on the switch, confirm the ID stack and connectivity and migrate customers to it.  I can totally hot cables plug the CS4, right?

  Next scenario I'm curious: upgrade of 12G to 48G stack.

  Can I exchange the accumulated 12 GB card and swap the 48G card in when the switch is on, or do I have to turn it off?  Connectors on the 48G card the same?  (CX4..)  Can I / layout 48G and 12G cards in a pile during my upgrade?  Is the maximum length of cable the same (3 m) on a stack of 48G?

  Thank you!

  -danny

  Hey Danny,

  The stackable modules are not hot-swappable. The cables are, but for the modules to detect that it must present when the switch is started. A reboot is also required for stacking on these ports using Ethernet. Yes 48 GB stackable modules also have a 3 meter cable.

• Reference Dell place 11 Pro and 2 x U2412m

  Our company Installer

  -Dock revision A01.

  -A11 BIOS on a 7130

  -Driver 3496_A02

  -DP - DP Dell U2412m don't works

  -HDMI - DVI Dell U2412m works fine

  We also try active adapters, but it does not work too. With the DP to DP cable the U2412m is recognized by Windows 8.1 64 bit with other cables of nothing.

  Already talk to the Dell Support without any solution they told me it was a problem with the docking station you have version 1.0 of DP and our monitors 1.2 DP which does not. I don't want to believe this response. Sometimes, when I installed a different video driver 3 display will light for a few seconds, but after installation always the same problem. Hope the new driver brings the solution for us.

  -Daniel

  The only solution I found (to make V11Pro on docking station to work with U2412M on DP) is to downgrade the video driver version A00.

• Reference Dell 3007WFP-HC (renovated) and Dell AX510 Soundbar

  Hello

  I have an old refurbished Dell 3007WFP-HC. Ordered a Dell AX510 Soundbar which initially worked a little.
  When I turned the nob to turn on the light was dim half it delivered sound then just died.
  Doesn't replace and this time no light on when nob is turned on and no sound.
  So I guess that DOA?

  Could there be something wrong with my monitor and it 'Fries' sound bar?
  Or is that what these two or is not compatible?
  Or is it just bad luck and I should get the bar of his predecessor again.

  SoC

  Unknown. I've never heard of a bricking monitor a soundbar. I'm assuming that the AX510 is powered by being plugged on the 3007WFP-HC #2 power port (User Guide, page 3)? You should consider getting the AX510PA

  who uses its own AC adapter.

• Reference Dell Chromebook 11 - smoke and sparks?

  My chromebook suddenly stopped working and there was the smell of smoke, but also sparks produced by the keyboard. What can I do or where can I get help?

  If it is covered by a warranty?

  

  I suggest that you contact Technical Support in the link below:

  www.dell.com/.../Contact-Information

• Reference Dell 3100cn impression faded and white bands on the right side

  I have a Dell 3100cn that has about 3 years and I started to experience 2 lines of dots down the right side in each of the CMYK about 1 inch from the right margin.  With some additional impressions, points has continued and the right margin collapsed to some.  When he meets it, I inspected the original drum, which had 13 000 impressions color top and found a pattern of noticeable wear on the roll right where the points emerged, which is also in the middle of the faded area.

  Since then, I've replaced all 4 cartridges (no change) and the drum (this removed the points) and the points are gone, but faded on the right side are always present and sometimes introduce a little yellow toner into a stipe as well.  Any ideas what may be the cause - possibly a roller needs to be replaced?

  Here are some pictures of the problem: http://picasaweb.google.com/kerrylandis/Dell3100cn?feat=directlink

  Any help would be most appreciated.  Thank you!

  Kerry

  Did you clean the stuff off the coast of the new drum unit? There SCRATCHES, left on the drum, after that you do? If so, this drum unit is "toast".

  Once again, excellent photos. Nothing seems to be "demonstrably" false except for one thing... I noticed you are using 3rd party toner carts. In this model of printer, which is bad news. I'm sure they are cheaper, but in the long run, you'll end up paying a lot more to get your machine fixed.

  3 toners (in this printer class) do not have the same OEM toner xerographic properties. In your case, it seems as if the black toner from the black developer is agglutination at the drum, preventing all other colors to make an efficient transfer. You will need to replace all the 4 cpl developer and all 4 carts of toner (with original parts) just to be sure. Not cheap.

  By law, manufacturers of printers are prohibited by the "us clay Act and Sherman Act ' and the 'Canada competition law" and other laws of you ask to use their cartridges. That said, this Bill does not mean that OEMs are responsible for repairs when downgraded 3rd party or products are used in their machines. Also, this Act does not require manufacturers to share their toner formulation... usually a trade secret... with their competitors.

  Some manufacturers use special formulas for their toner. All 3xxx/5xxx series Dell COLOR laser printers fall into this category. IF 'other' toner is used in the machine and the machine is damaged, repair of that circumstance is NOT covered by your warranty. In other words, you will have to pay for the repairs until the machine is fixed, then, the machine is back on warranty. I know from personal experience that Dell has this policy.

  I know your warranty not on now... but it will cost you some $$ if you want to restore this machine perfect condition. More than $$ printer is interesting, but it's your decision. (you might think of parting with the machine on eBay)

  Personally, I no longer buy third party carts... NONE of the 3rd party resellers ask if they will guarantee repair of the printer costs if their product causes damage. If they say yes, ask in writing.

  Sorry I don't have better news for you.

• Reference Dell R300 Xeon 3353 and ESXi 4?

  Hello

  I'm currently under ESXi 3.5 on a Dell R300 with CPU server 3353 everything works fine. I am considering the upgrade to ESXi 4 but I do not see in the HCL for support for the UC 3353 (only 54xx ones).

  Is there a reason for this? Does anyone have experience with 3353 R300 and ESXi 4?

  Thanks for your help,

  Rémi

  Don't worry, ESXi 4 will work fine.

  ---

  MCSA, MCTS, VCP, VMware vExpert 2009

  http://blog.vadmin.ru

• Reference Dell Image Assist restore and capture the location of newspapers

  Does anyone know where the newspapers capture and restore?

  ImageAssist newspapers are in c:\windows\panther\dtri\logs.

  Of in the PE ImageAssist ignition key, they will be in memory - but can be captured. Read the following article.

  • Capture troubleshooting logs

• ESXi 3.5 on Dell Poweredge 2950 and Dell 6 GB/s card SAS HBA?

  Hello.

  I'm under ESXi 3.5 u4 on a Dell poweredge 2950 machine.

  I recently bought a Dell Powervault 124 t. autoloader with a HBA SAS 6 GB/s card.

  I installed the card SAS in the PE 2950, but now I can't seem to see in ESXi.

  Can someone help me with this?

  Thank you very much.

  I'm afraid that the Dell technician is correct.

  Someone at - it a link on ESX support not directly connected devices?

  This isn't the issue. The question is: do you have a link that shows devices supported?

  Reference Dell does support the autoloader Powervault 124 t. on ESXi 3.5?

  Have you checked the VMware HCL already, if the SAS controller is included/supported for ESXi version, you are running?

  There are a few articles which have tape readers running with Adaptec SCSI controllers, I don't see anything for ESXi 3.5 with a SAS controller still...

  Maybe there's a better chance to make this work with ESX 4.x with VMDirectPath

  André

• Z210 and SAS HBA: those that will work?

  I have an Z210 with the processor E-1240 and 16 GB of RAM, Win7 64-bit.  I have a few hard drives SAS 15 K HP's and I want to install on this machine - but the Z210 has no integrated SAS controller. I discovered that there is an Avid Certified version of this computer, and it uses a controller LSI SAS SAS9200-8F to hang the external storage drives. LSI SAS9200 - 8 used to be available in a version of the internal interface (LSI SAS 9200-8i), but that is only apparently now deployed for IBM and there are no Windows 7 drivers.

  I want to install an INTERNAL SAS HBA. and I noticed that there is an older model, the LSI SAS3041e, which has drivers for Windows7 64-bit available. So, I think that this cheap SAS HBA could be a good candidate for my Z210.

  Has anyone any how SAS HBA in an Z210 properly installed? Specifically the SAS3041e LSA? I think that the issue could boil down to how you install drivers and access the HBA for the boot BIOS...

  DRM for your collective wisdom!

  Well, after much research, I decided that the LSI SAS3041-e (non-RAID) controller was a likely candidate. They are available on eBay for almost nothing.

  I just installed one in my Z210 and it was as easy as possible: Although the technical docs of LSI a several step process to load the drivers Windows 7 Pro 64-bit with Service Pack 1 installed, the drivers are already present in Windows 7 Pro. I plugged the controller, hooked to a pair of HP SAS 15 K disks and booted from the disc of Windows 7 HP system recovery.

  The controller immediately recognized Z210 installed the BIOS and I was off and running. Installation of Win 7 completed smoothly and when the machine finally started in a new Win 7 system, everything was fine and my two new hard drives SAS have been properly formatted and correctly recognized. You should be aware that you will need a pair of "bizarre" SATA cables to use these discs 'battleship-quality '. Cables have a conenctor unified at one end to connect the SAS drives, and the other end is a plain old SATA drive connector and a SATA power plug.

  Even if SAS 15 K drives are slightly slower than a disc of 6 GB/S SATA III, the practical speed difference is trivial, these drives have a superior quality construction regular SATA HD, I think.

• RAID works using MD1200 r.620 and 6 GB/s SAS HBA?

  We have a r.620 with Dell SAS HBA already in which is attached to a tape of 124 t library.

  Just got a MD1200 and I plugged in the other port on the SAS HBA.  I can see the drives in Windows Disk Manager.  I can also see Open Manage, but there is no option to use RAID functions or create virtual discs.  Should there be?

  In fact, OpenManage said "Connector 0 (no RAID)" with regard to the SAS 6 GB/s HBA.   I searched online for drivers for this card that allow RAID and can not find.  Am, I watered?   How the RAID to work on the MD1200?

  Hello wardog25,

  For the MD1200 you use a PERC card because it will allow that you create a raid array. The SAS 6hba that is used for your 124 t isn't a raid card, so you will not be able to create a raid on this map. For a MD1200, we recommend that you use a PERC H800. Here is a link to the Guide of interoperability for the MD1200 & if you look at page 2, it lists the supported raid controllers. FTP://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_ser_stor_net/esuprt_powervault/PowerVault-md1200_Reference%20Guide_en-us.PDF

  Here is a link to buy a PERC H800 if you need.

  Please let us know if you have any other questions.