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• OptiPlex GX620 Tower form HDD problem

  I'm working on an Optiplex GX620 Tower form that will be used in the office at our Church. The HARD drive has been fired from another computer that leave work. It's a Maxtor 80 GB SATA with Windows XP installed on drive. When I turn on the computer, this is the message that appears:

  

  When I try to start XP in one of the listed methods, it shows the screen to load for a few seconds. After that, she flashes a blue screen with error messages. It restarts showing the Dell splash screen and returns to the screen on the photo.

  If the HARD drive itself is damaged in any way? The extent of the material is in good working condition.

  cpugeek80

  I'm working on an Optiplex GX620 Tower form that will be used in the office at our Church. The HARD drive has been fired from another computer that leave work. It's a Maxtor 80 GB SATA with Windows XP installed on drive. When I turn on the computer, this is the message that appears:

  

  When I try to start XP in one of the listed methods, it shows the screen to load for a few seconds. After that, she flashes a blue screen with error messages. It restarts showing the Dell splash screen and returns to the screen on the photo.

  If the HARD drive itself is damaged in any way? The extent of the material is in good working condition.

   
  cpugeek80
   
  As the hard drive was another computer, the differences between the Optiplex GX620 and disc hard donor system [unless it's an another GX620], are too large and you may need to perform a clean reinstall of XP, then loading the OptiPlex GX620 drivers.
   
  Bev.

• Display form OptiPlex GX620 desktop problem

  I have an Optiplex GX620 Desktop FF computer which was given to our Church for the office. I have recently installed 4 GB of RAM and a 80GB HDD SATA white. I have connected to a TV high definition with a PC connection.

  When I turn on the computer, two things happen:

  (1) the TV on the PC channel screen remains empty.

  (2) the computer will beep twice and 1-2-3 lights on the front is green.

  This could be a problem with the graphics/display in the computer card and what can I do to solve this problem?

  The add in video card with LFH connector can have Dual VGA. A dell cable would also a 1 and a 2 on it to indicate what monitor is 1 vs 2.

  Or remove the riser and pull out the card. Blue plastic parts are the locking tabs.

  

  

  

  

  

  Dell G9438 DMS-59/LFH-59 to Dual VGA Splitter extender cable

  http://www.txcesssurplus.com/servlet/the-10187/Dell-G9438-DMS-DSH-59-fdsh-LFH-DSH-59-to/detail

  

• alert! system battery is low problem for dell optiplex GX620 Tower

  alert! system battery is low problem for dell optiplex GX620 Tower, how do I fix or solve this problem, is this will solve by change coin cell? If yes than suggest me about the cell its name will be full description

  The battery is a battery CR2032 DL2032.  In the USA they are in grocery stores in the pharmacy section because the readers of blood sugar using the same battery.

  http://www.Walmart.com/c/KP/CR2032-batteries

  

  

• Problem installation Vista Business 32 Bit ISO on Optiplex GX620

  I asked to re - install a company ISO of Vista Business 32-bit specific on some Optiplex GX620s former.

  These are the only computers that we have. I tried every method of installation has failed to halfway through or simply does not work.

  I tried:

  • Bootable flash drive (this worked the first time but is end of installation even after formatting the disc flash several times). I have been using this method.
  • External DVD USB drive (BIOS is not recognize it as a boot device)
  • Installation on an Optiplex 755, then proceed to the exchange of hard disks. (This causes a restart loop when the hard drive on the GX620 loading, I'm guessing that following a conflict of driver. I can't use the CD we since none of the GX620s have installation DVD players)

  My question: is there another way to install this ISO I'm not aware of, or someone knows a way to solve one of the above mentioned conflicts?

  I know that is a lot to ask for these older machines, but our resources are overwhelmed, and our budget is not allowing us to buy new desktop computers at the present time.

  Thanks in advance for any advice you can give.

  I would update your Windows 10130 then Windows 10 Pro machines to make them Windows 10 devices (should you decide to use them with Windows 10). Later, you can reinstall Windows Vista:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/Windows-XPVISTA-%E2%86%92-Windows-10-free-upgrade/

  The Insider preview will soon expire so this upgrade path will be lost. In regards to the blue screen, run the full pre-launch F12 diagnostics:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/F12-Preboot-Diagnostics/

  Make full use of the WSUS Offline Update Patch Windows Vista:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/WSUS-offline-update/

• Cannot add 4 GB of memory - optiplex gx620

  We have 2 optiplex gx620 computers. The two running a windows 7 pro. For some reason, I am only able to put in 3 GB of memory. When I try to add the 4 GB, computers starts and give a sound signal with the yellow light switch. This happens with both computers. The problem does not seem to come from the sticks of memory, since switching fingers does not cause a problem. It is only trying to go up to 4 GB, the problem occurs. All USB keys are of the same type - dell - low density - 1024 MB PC2 - 6400 DDR2 RAM

  Help appreciated.

  What form factor: desktop, Mini-Tower, small format, ultra compact?

  Is the power button constant yellow or blinking yellow?

  What color are the 4 diagnostic lights when it will not start? In the Manualerror codes.

  What version of BIOS?

  Were the 'new' modules purchased together with other modules (6), or recently purchased, but with the same characteristics?

  With all 4 modules installed, try to clear the BIOS:

  1. Restart, and then press F2 to open the BIOS Setup
  2. Copy down all the BIOS settings (or photograph all screens)
  3. Power off, unplug
  4. Power button press / hold for about 15 seconds
  5. Open the case and remove the motherboard battery
  6. Power button press / hold for about 30 seconds
  7. Make sure that all 4 modules are properly installed and locked latches
  8. Replace the motherboard battery
  9. Close the case and tries to start now
  10. Assuming it starts, go back into the BIOS Setup and make sure that the settings match what you have copied, or change to match. Be sure to save the changes to the output.

• upgrade dell optiplex gx620 to vista need driver for onboard sound plz help

  dell optiplex gx620 to on-board sound card Vista upgrade is not compatible with Vista

  can anyone help with driver sound...

  The latest drivers that Dell has are for XP, they do not have Vista drivers:
  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/04/DriversHome/NeedProductSelection

  Vista - update drivers:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  Vista - driver problem tips:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-fixing-common-driver-problems

• OptiPlex GX620 under Windows 7-64 bit

  We discuss to modernize our systems with Windows 7-64 bit. Some of them are OptiPlex GX620 with Pentium D processor. One of my colleageus began installing Windows 7-64 bit for some of them. So far, she said, she did not no problem. This system does support 64 bit OS?

  Thank you

  Litom

  Officially no, Dell has not listed this system for Windows Vista or Windows 7 compatibility, and as such, no driver is officially available directly on the drivers and downloads. He argues that official 32-bit and 64-bit of Windows XP. In other words, that it should be 64-bit compatible. I run Windows 7 upgrade advisor to make sure that he is capable of 64-bit.

  Unofficially, he will certainly work with the 32-bit and is highly likely to work with the 64 bit. Many of the system drivers are native to Windows 7 and/or may be levied on other Optiplex models. I installed the 32 bit version on a GX520 for example which is very similar. In your case I would like to install Windows 7 my instructions below without having to activate, this will give you a 30 day trial to see how it works before you lose all licenses. You know how it runs in a couple of hours however.

  An important note on the material, you have 4 GB of RAM in each system? If I do not recommend that upgrade you using crucial memory or install the 32-bit version of Windows 7, the upgrade of the RAM to 4 GB is recommended. See here for crucial memory, it says maximum 4 GB but says also 4 slots that can accommodate 2 GB each. Run the Crucial scan on one of your machines. If you buy RAM for several of these systems, it may be interesting stick 4 x 2 GB in one to see how much RAM it can attack with a 64 bit OS (you can remove the 4 GB of RAM after the test to put in another unit). See the service manual NOTE from the ADMIN: broken link has been removed from this post by Dell > for instructions in installation RAM, make sure that it is installed in pairs. I would say that it is not worth the price to get the 8 GB of RAM in each of your machines, but it would just be interesting to know as a note aside.

• OptiPlex GX620 - Pentium D 945 question

  Okay, so I refurbish an OptiPlex GX620 and I did a lot research on a cheap bu effective video card, as well as a cheap processor replacement. Now, I know that the Pentium D 945 will work with the GX620. Is that what I'm trying to understand, if I had to add the video card and the Pentium D, 305 w power would agree to employment? I read online that the video card running on a 305 w power, but add a processor might be a bad idea. Could someone help me please?

  I'm going with this video card: click here

  I guess I will need to add a fan or something?

  You do not need to add a fan, and you don't need a new power supply.

  You do not need bios A11 BEFORE changing CPU.

  http://downloads.Dell.com/BIOS/A11GX620.exe

  Do not install the bios with anti-virus software upgrades.

  If you can create a msdos boot disk and run it from there.

  It works under windows Xp to windows 7 fine but I don't know about 8 or 10.

  Both work well in GX620 mini lathe with power 305 w.

  SL9QQ seems to be the max for a Dimension E510 / 5150

  RAM is limited to EXACTLY 3.50 concerts

  Adding more does nothing.

  According to the specifications of the Intel

  http://Intel.LY/R5SMbF

  the GX620 chipset is limited to 4 GB.

  Add more ram does not work regardless of the operating system or the 64-bit cpu.

  

  

• OptiPlex GX620 with Analog Devices ADI 198 x integrated Audio and Windows 7

  Hello...

  I have an Optiplex GX620 with built-in Bios version A11 and 198 X Audio.  I installed Windows 7 on the system and it works fine, except for the Audio.  In recording the sound device Panel, it does not show the adaptors to THE Stereo Mix as active or.  DELL provides on issueing an updated driver after October 22, 2009?  Is there somewhere else I can look for these drivers up to date?

  Thank you.

  Analog Devices ADI 198 x integrated Audio
   
  Release date: 24/01/2007
  Version: A255.12.01.7010
  Important: recommended
  Download Type: driver
  File format: hard drive
  File size: 3MB

  R145551. EXE 32 BIT

  R145149. EXE 64-BIT

  Compatibility

  Systems OptiPlex GX280 OptiPlex GX520 OptiPlex GX620 OptiPlex SX280 Precision 370 Precision 470 Precision 670

• recommendation for old Optiplex GX620 graphics card

  I upgraded my OS to Win 7 Pro 32 bit on this computer, but the Windows experience index is estimated at 2.8 with aero off because of the graphics.

  Processor: Mark 3.9, memory rating 4.5, Aero graphics performance: score of 2.6, games graphics: Mark 3.4, HDD: score 5.8

  It's a mini-tower Optiplex GX620 about 5 years, used for backup and email and the internet for other PCs:

  Pentium 4, E6850, 3.0, 4MB, Core Duo-Conroe, HDD 320 GB, 3 GB of memory, 375w power supply, graphics card, 128 MB ATI Radeon X 600, integrated sound.

  I would like a recommendation on a graphics card inexpensive that this machine can handle without more work of the CPU. I have searched the forum but could not find recent info.

  Thank you.

  will2010t

  SAPPHIRE HD 5450 1 GB would work in a dell optiplex GX 620? Slim. also is it just plug and play?

  I doubt it is plug-and-play; to illustrate, a parent replaced a burnt on 6450 with a 8400GS and Windows installed default VGA driver and he left like that. The screen showed a large black border, and the resolution is suboptimal. Installing software appropriate to NVidia eliminated border and full resolution.

  I would say that the card will work, but you will need to install the driver (which isn't hard).

  I have a Sapphire 6570 installed in my GX620, with excellent results.

• best upgrade processor for Dell Optiplex GX620

  Hello

  What is the fastest processor intel core 2, I can buy for my dell optiplex gx620?
  It has a pentium 4 2.8 ghz LGA775 socket

  I've heard of bieng capped at 800 mhz fsb and I was also wondering if I could buy a dell optiplex Board that supports intel core 2 processor or if there is a way to Flash the BIOS for this

  concerning

  Ash

  The GX620 does not support processors. The chipset could theoretically make some of the low end, but the bios should recognize the processor and then more or less allows dajuster the voltage supplied to the CPU motherboard.

  The best you can get is a Pentium D I think. The first Optiplex with main support was the 745 if my memory serves.

• With the help of DELL Optiplex GX620 - installation of 6 GB of RAM

  I am running Ubuntu Linux (64-bit) and improved 4 GB to 6 GB of RAM. Currently, this is how my Optiplex GX620 rates, according to BIOSAgentPlus:

  BIOS type:	Phoenix
  Date of the BIOS:	October 13, 2005
  BIOS ID:	OptiPlex GX620
  BIOS OEM:	A05
  Chip set:	Intel 2770 rev 2
  SuperIO:	Unknown
  Manufacturer:	Dell Inc.
  Motherboard:	OptiPlex GX620

  If I understand correctly, A05 is capped at 4 GB, even if my OS 64 - bit, see if the BIOS allows. If I flash to A11, which removes the limitation of 4 GB, or I'm still stuck with it?

  Hi LinuxSupahFly,

  The support of memory depends on the chipset on the motherboard and the Intel 945 G Express Chipset supports only 4 GB of RAM. Update the BIOS to the latest version will not remove the limitation. For more information about the Intel 945 G Express Chipset memory controller chipset, please see the following link:
  http://Intel.LY/R5SMbF

• Dell Optiplex gx620 helps complete tour!

  I need a floppy Panel drive before replacement insert to cover because the disks are obsolete. If you have an answer I could buy it so you can put it on ebay. PLEASE HELP ME!

  Hey clj3100,

  I did a quick search on your Optiplex GX620 mini tour and several black plastic numbers Reference Dell, floppy drive covers:

  • J9061
  • D9940

  Dell spare parts sales are available from 07:00 to 7:00 CST Monday to Friday.  Call it 1-800-357-3355 and say "parts"as the menu option.   You can also search these numbers on Google or eBay to find other sellers.

  Here is a link showing how to remove the cover GX620

  I hope this helps!

• Old Optiplex GX620 with 40 GB full hd

  I have an old Optiplex GX620 P4 processor to 2.99 ghz 4 GB ram & 40 GB hd with Win7 Pro 64 bit which must have the replaced hard disk because it is full. When it comes to an original SATA HD technology, are there limits on the size of the replacement drive must be? Can I use SATa3 discs on it? They just advance less quickly because of the old controller?

  Any standard desktop SATA drive will work fine - there is no capacity limit.