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• Driver SSD for XPS 15

  Hello
  We bought the Dell XPS 15.
  I try to install clean windows 10 1607 x 64 and then an SSD installation could not be found.
  What driver should I download?

  Greetings Anahaym,

  This driver is here (under Serial ATA (1 file) on the page drivers): www.dell.com/.../DriversDetails

  Once you have downloaded the file, you must extract the raw files for use during the installation of the OS.

  The basic files you need are in these places:

  I extracted mine in a random folder on my desktop.

  C:\Users\user_name\Desktop\New folder (2) \Drivers\Production\Windows10-x64

  

  iaAHCIC.inf

  

  iaStorAC.inf

  

  It's going to be one of these. Don't know exactly that one.

• HP 15-d005TU Notebook PC: upgrade HARD drive internal for laptop

  The internal HHD is short on free space and I need to replace it with a larger one. The existing one is 500 GB, SATA and 5400 RPM.

  What should I look for when you buy a new?

  Any internal HARD disk will be suitable and compatible or am I looking for something specific?

  Any internal hard drive 2 TB will be suitable and compatible?

  Since the existing one is using a 5400 RPM, one, can I use one with 7200 RPM? There will be compatibility and or overheating problems?

  Thanks for your reply.

  I don't think not laptop 2 TB drives are made with the rotation speed of 7200 RPM. They are all 5400. 7200 TPM is larger than 1 TB. But, to answer your question directly, you can use any 2.5 inch wide and 7mm or 9.5 mm thick hard drive SATA or SSD on the market. The physical dimensions of each of them are the same, that is the industry standard interchangeable. No compatibility or heating problems.

  http://www.Amazon.com/Seagate-laptop-2-5-inch-internal-ST2000LM003/DP/B00MPWYLHO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&QID=1455969492&SR=8-2&keywords=2TB+laptop+hard+drive

  See p. 81 of the manual here:

  Manual

  The access door on the bottom does not contain hard drive. Access to the hard drive takes a broad dismantling so be careful. It will jeopardise any warranty you have left.

  Post back with any more questions as the migration of software/resettlement.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Upgrade of 950 GTX for XPS 8900

  I'm not a gamer, but need a gpu with display port to connect to dell p2415q monitor.
  Reading the plug on gtx 950, he should be able to drive the monitor at 3840 x 2160, 60 Hz.

  GTX 950 consumes 90 w and has an additional 6-pin connector.
  My question is: the stock in dell 8900 psu enough without the 6-pin?
  and is not a gamer, I know a lot of improvement in quality or speed on video?
  If the card was about $ 100, I just get it and know, but it seems closer to $200.

  Thanks for any input...

  The 6-pin connector is not optional, it must be connected to the graphics card.

  the 8900 has two six pins on the PCI slots for add-on graphics cards, you'll be fine with a GTX 950 and the stock 460W PSU.

  However, I consider a GTX 4 960 map. The extra video RAM worth it (in my opinion) for 4K screens.

  I had a lot of success with the MSI Gaming Twin Frozr cards, but the EVGA cards are also excellent.

  www.techpowerup.com/.../GTX_960_Gaming

• Device driver base for Dell XPS One A2010 system

  I have a Dell XPS One A2010 - I reformatted the old Windows Vista operating system and installed a new Windows 7 operating system.  Everything seems to work fine, but in the Device Manager, in "other devices", 2 "base system device" I do not have the current drivers and I can't find it on the Dell website or any other place.  Can you help me?

  Yes, I went on the Dell site, but they were not useful.  After some extensive research, I found that the basic system 2 devices focused on the rich built in card reader and was able to solve the problem.

• XPS One A2420 64-bit driver

  I have an A2420 a XPS with Nvidia GeForce 9600 M GT. I tried to install Vista and Windows 7 64 - bit Os on this machine. The only problem I have is the video driver for the Nvidia card. I tried the Nvidia 64 bit driver for this card from Nvidia, but I get the error "cannot install due to hardware not recognized." Microsoft update downloads as a 64-bit driver and it installs. The problem is that in Windows 7, the video screen goes black every two minutes and a message appears saying that the card was insensitive and the operating system is healed. In addition, the mouse is erratic. This became very aggravating since I contacted the support technique dell several times and they assured me that this system would be in charge of Windows 7 64 bit and all drivers would be available. Someone at - it had the same problem and resolved it? If so, how.

  Thought I would add a comment to this topic, as it's the only one I found sound advice for this problem of video on the XPS One (thanks Rajer74). Mine is the A2420, but I would not be surprised if other models have been affected.

  My problem actually started after the upgrade video via windows update drivers when I still had the original Vista 32 bit installed. Thought it was vista because it is this rubbish a BONE, so upgraded to Windows 7 32bitt in the free upgrade to Dell - same problem. I tried 64 bit in desperation - no change.

  Symptoms-

  • An intermittent cutting of the screen
  • Occasional breaks / crashes/freezes mouse who then thaw
  • System freezes requiring a reset
  • Error message after the recovery of black screen - something about kernel flaw (unfortunately, I deleted my screenshot so do not have the exact wording)
  • problem with one driver other than windows standard VGA driver or original (very old) 32-bit vista driver (on the Dell installation disk).

  If you have any of these symptoms, it is not a fault of driver - there is a problem with your nVidia video card and it must be replaced.

  If your card works fine, Windows Vista 32-bit, Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7 will correctly identify the card as a GeForce 9600 M and install correct nVidia drivers. Drivers available through windows update are also correct and will work properly.  (Note that I have not been able to get the driver packs downloaded directly from the nVidia site to install, but I didn't spend much time on what Windows Update drivers are very well).

  It took me forever to resolve this issue with Dell. Their support based system check means that I ended up having to wipe my HD, re - install vista 32 bit original and go throught he process everything again before the tech would believe that the problem was not the driver 64 bits (or lack thereof). I know that their system is set up to accommodate the lowest common denominator of PC savvy-ness, but they really need to simplify things for those of us who have a little idea of what's going on. I had already tried all the tech then passed around again. Spent hours on the phone with him the wretch machine remote control.

  It is interesting material technology who arrived to replace the card took a look at the screenshot, I got the error and immediately said oh - "it's a problem with the card. His opinion is that, even if nVidia chips graphics excellent, they often have manufacturing problems that they are slow to own up to and difficulty. This isn't the only dell system that suffers from dodgy nVidia chips.

  For the record, the Dell XPS One A2420 works perfectly with Windows 7 64 bit. Drivers are available for all standard material in the machine. Also, if you got the Win 7 32 bit free update, your also activation code will work with Win 7 64 bit, I just borrowed disc one friend (even if retail Win 7 packs have 32 and 64-bit included, upgrade of Dell has only 32 bit). I installed on a clean hard disk, you do not need to upgrade Vista despite some odd warnings of M$ who install a cleaning may not work because this is only an upgrade license. In fact, I highly recommend get rid you of all traces of Vista and do a clean install. My machine works much better on Win7 64 bit.

  Hope that helps!

• How to upgrade the driver for my video card?

  How to upgrade the driver for my video card?

  Most often when a device does not work, it's because the driver has been corrupted.

  Try reinstalling your.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly? SignedIn = 1

  http://captaindbg.com/how-to-update-drivers-on-Windows-7/

• Upgrade GPU for XPS 8700

  As the title says, I have a question about the Dell XPS 8700. I wanted to update the graphics card and after browsing through the forum, I think I already know the answer, but would have an EVGA GeForce GTX 960 to adapt and be compatible.

  The dimensions of the GPU are 4.38 inches x 10.1 inches x 2 inches with a request for a power of 400 W.

  There is an entire thread dedicated to the XPS 8700 / nVidia GTX upgrade.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3515/t/19611037

  you don't need to upgrade the power supply for a GTX 960, and most will fit.

  Regarding the power supply, I went with Seasonic X - 650 s and they are a little longer than the original but adapt easily.

• Dell XPS One 2710 - SSD drive?

  Hello.

  I look forward to the new 27 '' AIO Dell XPS One 2710 with the 3rd Gen i7.  However, I note that there doesn't seem to be an SSD option in the settings.  Is it possible to have one included in the machine for OS and apps, etc.?

  See you soon.

  Do not order it on the site. I suggest that you build it the way you want, save to cart and print.

  Call the Dell sales department or use the Dell sales chat and ask if it is possible. In some of my orders that I couldn't include additional is by phone or chat.

• I just upgraded to window 7 for windows does not start Lightroom 10 6 because it cannot open the catalog or one of my backups

  I just upgraded to window 7 for windows 10. 6 Lightroom does not start because it cannot open the catalog or one of my backups

  Yes, once the user account is the upgrade to windows 10 have permission on the folder of photo issue, which prevents the Lightroom to create the necessary temp file when the catalog is launched.

  This is the reason why I asked to copy the catalog file to another location to narrow down the reason for the problem.

  Thank you

• maximum capacity of hard drive for XPS 400

  Hello

  If I'm not mistaken, maximum capacity of hard drive for XPS 400 was 2 x 320 GB. I can't remember where I got this information and I can't find it online either. Can anyone confirm this or correct if there is no such limit.

  Thanks in advance for the answers.

  
  

• I need a hard drive replacement for my XPS 400

  I just had a second hard drive in my XPS 400 fail in the two-year package. Fortunately, it was a pair of RAID 1.  Its a model ST3160828AS and is no longer available from Dell.  Is question No. 1, there a better replacement?  Question 2, if I replace it with a different model, should I replace both hard drives RAID 1?

  
  

• Pure install Windows8 on Dell XPS one 27

  Hey there

  I buy a Dell XPS 27 last week, unfortunately it is installed with a windows 7.

  When I try to install Windows 8 Pro I can not find any hard disk-> RAID is installed in cache Mode with the mSata card.

  Which driver should I use to do the 2 TB harddiscdrive visible in the installation menu?

  Thank you very much

  Reto

  PS: now I have upgraded Windows 7 installation with windows 8-> Windows Update service does not work (error triggered anytime I'll reboot the system)

  When you install the DELL XPS One 27 clean you MUST have the INTEL RAPIDSTORAGE driver on memoryStick.

  Use Windows 8 disc and start with F12 Commandbutton installation (Start menu)!

  Following the installation and use manuallinstallation option!

  Now that you see a clear list of the hard drives-> it's failure, but I have the solution!

  You can see the "Load driver" button on the left Push it!

  Now you can load your memoryStick with the unzipped driver of intel (x 64) rapidstorage!

  The installation routine find now a driver for XPS-> install

  After the installation of the driver-> all hard drives are displayed in the list.

  Best regards

• Difficult problem upgrading Vista/Windows 7 for anyone who dares to try to help me to solve it. PLEASE HELP ME UNDERSTAND THIS!

  My computer is a few years old, but has always been a good thing. I have a Gateway P6831FX laptop. It came with Vista pre-installed, but also many devices hardware upgrade card high quality graphics, monitor, sound system, etc. because it was built for the high-quality games.  Unfortunately, my OS system crashed and the computer did not come with recovery discs (gateway said that I should order the discs on their part and that I had to pay for them. Which shocked me because when I bought the computer I paid for a license to the BONE so you would think they would send the recovery discs I free).  However, I recently bought a disc to upgrade to windows 7 because I was planning on upgrading my system before it crashed.  So with a computer, I couldn't use, I thought that I had nothing to lose and I decided to try to load my system windows 7 on the computer.  I put the disc in the drive and load windows 7 with no problems at all.  I don't know if I've checked all the right boxes when he asked all sorts of questions, but my big computer worked when I was tired.  I had to go online and download the driver for the webcam to webcam would work once again and I lost all programs preloaded but other than that everything seems to work fine.  But then all of a sudden the sound no longer works.  I turned off the computer and turn it back on and the sound was back on.  But a few hours later, the noise stopped working again and it keeps going.  It is when I reboot it, but it is becoming a chore.  I decided that I would try to fix it and I went into the Device Manager and I discovered something to worry about. All original equipment upgraded in the computer is no longer registered.  All that was there was listed as generic devices Microsoft and number of manufacturer information and model said: not available. The monitor, for example, is listed as 'No generic PnP Monitor'.  Everything updated, so that I paid extra watch now simply known as generic peripheral windows (with a date of installation date that I loaded windows 7).

  Is there anyway to retrieve the updated materials and programs without having to order and pay for the vista recovery discs?  If I have to, I'll have to erase windows 7 then reload vista with recovery disks and then reload again the upgrade to windows 7?  However, one thing that baffles me is that when I pull my hard drive it shows that I have 2 here.  It shows 1 Partition (C) and (D) recovery so I think that my original vista system with the hardware upgraded and programs is still in my computer somewhere in the recovery disc (D) but I can not understand how to access and I tried.  And if for some reason any I can never access or recover, I would like at least to remove it because it takes up a ton of space on my hard drive.  If anyone can understand what I'm trying to say here, that's where somehow you can help me understand cela stuff?  Thank you for your time.

  Hello

  Gateway put a recovery Partition on your hard disk to reinstall Vista from rather than providing records.

  It's the way it's done now and you are also supposed to make recovery disc from it, that you can not do until you reinstall Vista now.

  If the recovery Partition: D still works, we do not know as you have installation, etc. on this laptop.

  You need to try.

  Reinstall Vista > and then upgrade to Windows 7.

  .

  Here is the information on the bridge for learn you more about reinstalling Vista.

  Full factory for the gateway restore, which you will always be able to use...

  https://support.gateway.com/s/software/Microsof/Vista/7515418/7515418su531.shtml

  And once you reinstall Vista you go to the site of the bridge or from the hardware manufacturer (that you upgraded material initially) Support Web site > download drivers and software Section > equip your laptop model number or the hardware and operating system > and download the latest drivers for the notebook hardware.

  http://support.gateway.com/product/?cmpid=supportnav

  And also when Windows 7 is installed then you will need to go to this same site gateway or the hardware manufacturer (that you upgraded material initially) and download the latest Windows 7 drivers for it also.

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  If the recovery partition is damaged ask gateway if they provide the disc of recovery for you.

  Some manufacturers have more available Vista recovery disks.

  If this happens, you may need to try this instead:

  You can also borrow and use a Microsoft Vista DVD, which contains the files for the different editions of Vista (Home Basic, Home Premium, Business and Ultimate) must be installed. The product key on your computer / Laptop box determines what Edition is installed.

  Other manufacturers recovery DVDs are should not be used for this purpose.

  And you need to know the version of 'bit' for Vista, as 32-bit and 64-bit editions come on different DVDs

  Here's how to do a clean install of Vista using a DVD of Vista from Microsoft:

  "How to do a clean install and configure with a full Version of Vista '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/117366-clean-install-full-version-Vista.html

  And once the operating system is installed, go to your computer manufacturer's website and get the latest drivers for your particular model or laptop computer.

  And phone Activation may be necessary when you use the above installation method.

  "How to activate Vista normally and by Activation of the phone '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/84488-activate-Vista-phone.html

  See you soon.

  p.s. That's what you should have done before you start the upgrade to Windows 7.

  Go to your laptop manufacturer's website and check if Windows 7 drivers are available for your make and model laptop.

  If this is not available, Windows 7 will not properly work for you.

  Run the "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=20

  Check if your specifications are compatible for Windows 7:

  "Windows 7 system requirements"

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/system-requirements

• Can not find the driver software for your device

  I have Windows Vista Home Premium (64-bit) SP2.
  Had a card just before SCSI Adaptec AHA-2940U/UW working in XP the operating system upgrade.

  -System sees this controller in Device Manager
  -Adaptec has Vista drivers download (32 - bit, 64 - bit no)
  -Downloaded the drivers on my pc and extracts into a folder
  -Open the Device Manager and click on update drivers for this device
  -Made to the location of the new drivers and tried to install

  The results of action in this post:
  "Windows could not find driver software for your device".

  I do not understand 32 bit vs 64 bit one nonsense, but I installed many programs, which are almost 32-bit without any effort.

  Is there a compatibility mode for the drivers?
  How can I get through this?

  Should the real name of the device (AHA-2940UW) be in the list of official feature of Vista to install it?
  (i.e. If I were to add a device and choose the category manually storage controllers, it has a lot of Adaptec products in it, but not mine.)
  If this is the case, is there a way to add the device manually to Vista?

  The SCSI controller has a single function, driving my Microtek scanner, which is so well built and reliable I can't part with him. :-)

  Thanks mucho in advance for one of your tips and tricks.

  No drivers available for Vista 64, I'm afraid.

  And no compatibility mode for drivers.

  Sorry