The Inspiron N5010 HDD replacement.

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• The Inspiron N5110 HDD error

  My daughter has an Inspiron N5110 which significantly slows down with time.

  All the symptoms of a faulty or clogged cooling fan! But I tested and cleaned up.

  Dell Diagnostics gives a green checkmark to all processes other than the HARD drive and is recommended to replace.

  She bought the laptop in England, but now lives in Spain.

  It did not create a recovery disc when she got the laptop!

  Can I replace the HARD drive for her, however how to re - install the Windows 7 package without the OEM recovery disk?

  I'm still a man XP on all my machines!

  I note that in the United States, Dell will provide a restore on demand CD, but I can't find any offer simillar outside the United States.

  Any help would be much appreciated.

  electricliff (computer dinosaur!)

  You will need to call Dell UK - you can not order the CD online other than the United States.

• driver wireless Dell inspiron n5010 for windows server 2008 r2 x 64

  I need dell inspiron n5010 driver wireless for windows server 2008 r2 x 64.

  I have install "DW1501 Wireless - N WLAN Half - Mini Card" driver.but I can't activate Wi - Fi!

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• Replace screen Dell Inspiron N5010 5521

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  I had 3 vertical lines on the screen of my Inspiron 5521, I have also Inspiron N5010 that has fried motherboard, but his screen was working the last time I tested. Can I use N5010 screen to replace the screen of the Inspiron 5521?

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  Unfortunately, Inspiron N5010 screen is not compatible with the Inspiron 5521, or vice versa.

• I want to replace the 40 GB HDD on Satellite M50 130

  I want to replace the hard drive, because it becomes unreliable, but can't fnd the specs.
  Can someone help with the exact specifications please?
  Is the drive IDE or SATA?
  Size = 2.5 inches?

  I think the original size is 40 GB, can I replace it with any size?

  Did the removal and easy replacement? Are there instructions please?
  I have a horrible feeling that there may be data recovery for the operating system on a hidden in the drive partition.

  Is this correct? May only be transferred to a new hard drive?
  Thank you very much
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  Satellite M50-130 has been delivered with the 2.5 "60 GB HARD drive.
  This HARD disk supports a rotational speed of 5400 RPM and it supports an improved IDE (ATA 6) interface.

  If you need a HDD IDE and not SATA

• my Dell inspiron n5010 is unable to use an ip address to connect to the internet?

  my Dell inspiron n5010 is unable to use an ip address to connect to the internet? and I went into Device Manager > network adapters > then I face three options 1 > virtual broadcom wireless adapter > DW1501 wireless-n WLAN half mini card > Microsoft virtual WiFi Miniport Adapter that should choose?

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  Follow the steps to connect to a form of wireless link below. Thank you.
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• New HDD in my Dell INSPIRON N5010 laptop, will I go to 5400 RPM or 7200 RPM HARD drive

  I bought the DELL N5010 laptop about 4 years back, and currently it is more under warranty.
  2 days back my hard drive crashed and could not start or install the OS as there are bad sectors on the hard drive has. I plan to buy a new hard drive.

  Which one should I go for a 5400 RPM or 7200 RPM. I would go to 7200 RPM, as it is faster, but I read on the internet that the 7200 RPM generates more heat then 5400 RPM and my laptop is already facing heating problem. I had replaced the fan about 2 months as my laptop used to close because of the heat. The problem of heating has not changed, but laptop does not stop :)

  Anyone using the DELL N5010 laptop with a 7200 RPM HARD drive and he's fine?

  Any kind of recommendation will be greatly appreciated.

  Kind regards

  Sach

  Thanks for the recommendation. The sales in the shop man also recommended the same thing. I bought Seagate 5200 SSHD(Solid State Hybrid Drives) which is still better than the conventional hard drive. :)

  Kind regards
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• You need to reinstall Win 7 Home Basic which entered the pre-installed on Dell Inspiron n5010 laptop.

  Hello

  IAM using dell inspiron n5010 Lapop
  who came from Windows 7 Home Basic... I could not find my product key during that...
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  Hello

  With a DELL, you press F8 to start the process of recovery/reinstall to Windows 7.

  CTRL + F11 is for DELL computers that took place of XP.

  "How to restore your Windows 7 computer to factory settings.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/troubleshooting/us/en/04/KCS/KcsArticles/ArticleView?docid=DSN_362066

  restore your computer Windows 7 settings

  1. Back up important files and data. If you do not back up your files, you will lose them.
  2. Turn off your computer.
  3. Disconnect everything but the monitor, keyboard, and mouse. This includes your:
     • Scanner
     • printer
     • modem or network cables
     • mobile phone and Tablet
     • Another external hard drive or USB flash drive
  4. If your laptop is docked, remove it from the docking station.
  5. When the Dell logo appears, press F8 to open the Advanced Boot Options.
     Note: If the Advanced Boot Options menu does not open, wait for the Windows login prompt. Then, restart the computer and try again.
  6. Use the arrow keys to select repair your computer and press enter.
  7. In the System Recovery Options menu, select a keyboard layout and click Next.
  8. To access the recovery options, log as long as administrator, and then click OK to open the Dell Factory Image Restore.
  9. Depending on your configuration, you may need to select Tools Factory Dell , then Dell Factory Image Restore.
  10. Click Next to open the menu to confirm the deletion of data.
  11. Select the Yes, reformat hard drive and restore the factory State system software and click Next.
      Note: The restore process begins and may take five or more minutes. A message appears when the operating system and the applications installed in the factory have been restored to the State of the plant.
  12. After the restore operation is completed, click Finish to restart the computer.
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• Dell inspiron N5010 stops when starting in 10-15 seconds

  I am facing some kind of problem with my Dell inspiron N5010 laptop. Whenever I take my laptop to some place let home College will stop start, when I turn on my laptop it starts but after that 10-15 seconds it stops, also when I try to keep the system in the bios it still stops within 10-15 seconds.

  Twist in the problem, is that if I keep my laptop idle for 20-30 minutes, it starts to work fine (I never remove battery or just left my laptop ram idle)

  Another thing is that I face ths portable computer wheonlyn problem is done by me in my backpack or you can tell when the laptop is subject to movment.

  I've noticed this trend seriously. For 15 days I did not move my laptop on my desk and it works like any normal laptop computer, but today when I took it to my place of friends, and when I tried to start it it starts and stops within 15 seconds while the startup I've done the same left witouth slowed even kidnapping ram or battery or charger for 10-15 minutes and then it starts to work very well.

  Why is this happening, it is there is a problem I have material or just a bad connection.

  Hello

  I have the same dell inspiron n5010, which stops immediately when turned on. doesn't even go beyond the DELL welcome screen! All my attempts to clean the fan/vents and reapply the thermal paste on cpu/gpu dint solve the problem, more than doubling the cpu/RAM/HDD. Also disconnect all mainboard modules like hard disk, dvd, wifi/Ethernet, sd cards and leaving naked force mainboard solves the problem. Conclusion; MOTHERBOARD IS DEAD! RIP

  Technicians will eat your money and some even miraculously make it work but the problem is still there and of course that the night will come back! REPLACE THE * BOARD OR GET NEW!

  #NOTBUYINGDELLEVERAGAIN

• Dell Inspiron 15 HDD 2000-01 42 error code

  Dell Inspiron 15 HDD 2000-01 42 error code

  A few weeks ago, my laptop was working fine but the next day, my laptop wouldn't pass the Dell logo when turned on. I ran diagnostics on it and gave me the following results:

  Test results: Fail

  Error code: 2000-01 42

  Validation: 123661

  I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me exactly the problem with the HARD drive, I need to replace, or there may be a wiring problem?

  Thank you.

  Zaharaq

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  If the same error is received, the hard drive has failed and you need to replace it, followed by reinstalling windows, then loading the drivers and applications.

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• Inspiron N5010, Windows7 Home Premium, will not start

  Inspiron N5010, Windows7 Home Premium

  I was getting messages that the battery had not enough power to power the computer, so I bought a new battery.   Rayovac, which fits perfectly.  I have let it charge the battery for a few hours, then tried to start the computer, plugged into a power outlet.  The computer does not start.  I received a message as follows:

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  I removed the battery Rayovac and re-inserted the old battery from Dell.  Same result.

  With no battery, same result.

  I have attached a USB external HDD which is a clone of the internal HARD disk.  This time I had some kind of message, I don't remember the details, with a button to make a recovery.  I chose that, a new screen came it was a recovery, it was late, so I let it run all night.  This morning, if I clone USB HDD attached or not, the only screen I get when you turn on the computer is mentioned above.  No other option 'valuation '.

  I know that the main internal HDD and have both the clone USB HARD drive partitions "Valorisation", but I have no idea how to use or if their use is appropriate in this situation.

  When I turn on the F2 key HARD drive internal is listed and properly identified.  I'm not familiar with the other things that are listed, but none of them are obviously reported as having a problem.

  I ran hardware tests extended the F12 key repeatedly, all tests pass, so I hope that the problem comes from the OS itself, not a hardware problem.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you.

  On another computer, follow the instructions here to download a Digital River .isos and create a bootable USB:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-Microsoft-Windows-and-Office/Download-Microsoft-Windows/Windows-7-SP1-ISO-download/

  When you have this USB does perform a Startup Repair see page 267 of the Windows reinstallation Guide:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/

• Dell Inspiron N5010 8 beeps on start up

  Hello

  I have a Dell Inspiron N5010 and it fell out of my bed, since, then it stopped working. Whenever I try turn it on it beeps 8 times in the series.

  I went through various discussions in dell community in this regard and have done the following tests.

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  FN + market : it does not work. I have seen in discussions, this should run a diagnostic test. But in my case, nothing happens, 8 beeps continues.

  A few posts proposed to remove the CMOS battery for a while and place it again. Who did too much work.

  Reconnect the cable to the LCD screen and try, problem still exists.

  Can anyone suggest me what might have gone wrong?

  Thanks in advance.

  Then to do is replace the video cable - if this does not resolve the problem, it's probably that the motherboard has been damaged in the fall.

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• Thickness of Lenovo IdeaPad Z500 HDD; Replacement of SSD

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  BUT the HARD drive I have now is 9, 5mm thick. And the EVO 840 is 7 mm thick. I have problems in the main HARD disk location?

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