XPS 435 MT and Windows 8

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• Start XPS 435 MT Studio problem

  Hello. It is my friends desktop. I wanted to throw this situation after the forum and get reactions. The computer is a Dell Studio XPS 435 MT running Windows Vista. I noticed that the power light is flickering/flashing fast and the yellow led on the motherboard was also blinking. No light was present at all the power button. After that leave it plugged in for a while, I pressed the power button and it started. I also noticed that the color of the green power light and motherboard light now have a solid color and DO NOT flicker. What does this situation? A new battery is required for the motherboard? Please let me know what you think. Thank you!

  More like a power supply failure.

  But the battery is not expensive (~ $2) so you could replace it, just to rule out it as the origin of the problem. It is a CR2032 3 volt lithium ion battery.

• XPS 435 t/9000, Fans question

  Recently, I decided to move my computer to a different area in my house, and before any connection back decided to remove the lid and blow with can of compressed air things. When I got my computer all hooked and am on and has started playing the MMORPG World of Warcraft, I noticed that my fans have remained at slow speed as it normally does when idle at the office instead of speed up games. Before I cleaned my computer, it would be stronger when I played the game, but now it remains to speed all the time.

  When I cleaned up my computer I didn't not remove or touch anything. I checked and all fans are moving and I have the latest version of the bios. The wrong power cord could this do? When I moved my computer I could have used the power to monitor cord instead, but he two 10A 125V only difference is one is thin plate like the look and the other is round. I don't remember that we went to the monitor well because I forgot to mark them. If someone could give me some advice, I would be happy. IM worried I messed up something because normally fans are supposed to increase the speed that it becomes warmer and mine is not.

  XPS 435 T/9000
  Windows 7 Edition Home Premium 64-bit
  1 TB harddrive, 9 GB ram
  Intel Core i7 920 @2.67 GHz
  1 GB ATI Radeon HD 5700 graphics card
  The latest drivers and bios

  Gamerear15

  Is it supposed to be very little air coming from the PSU to the rear vent?

  Depends on if the power supply fan is designed to blow the hot air out, or expel cool air.

  I think you're very well if there is not to freeze or BSOD. Just so enjoy your games - with a system at rest!

• How to partition a Windows 10 XPS 15 9550 and safely add Linux?

  I just got my new XPS 15 and (cautiously) implemented as a workaholic scientific data. Windows 10 will be my main o/s, but I also want Linux.

  There is so much discussion on the forum I do not know what direction to follow.  It seems that the risk of dual-boot installation wiping areas of recovery Dell o/s during the partitioning of the disk.  So, it might be safer to just run Linux from a flash drive (or even run cygwin).

  On the other hand, it seems crazy to not partition a 1 TB drive, in any case. (On my desktop on measure I have partitions for operating systems, programs and data).  So, I need to know how to partition without risk - whether or not I put Linux on one.

  Are there standard operating procedures or guidelines of Dell on the partitioning and Configuring Linux in a dual-boot environment?

  Thank you!

  With dual-booting Linux and Windows, the Windows boot loader is not used - you are using the Linux boot loader (unless you choose the WUBI installation. Modern Linux distributions can use UEFI, and some can even use Safe Boot. Turn off Safe Boot in the BIOS and install Linux. Linux boot loader will be used and will give you the option to start Windows or Linux.

• Upgrade of RAM Studio XPS 435 t

  I have a Studio XPS 435 t, 64 bit, Windows 7, with 8 MB of Ram. (4) 2 MB sticks in slots 0-3.

  I'll upgrade to Windows 10 and have been informed that I have the 8 MB is less realistic.

  Can I add 4 MB (2) sticks to the empty slots, 4 & 5, or do I put 2 MB sticks in them like the others?

  Or is there a better solution?

  Thanks in advance

  The 435 t is not on the list of Dell systems tested for their compatibility with Win 10. This means it will not work win 10, but you might have a few driver problems that Dell won't help you solve. So before you do anything, it would be a good idea to your Win 7 HDD on external image so that you can quickly return to Win 7 if Win 10 does not work right.  At a minimum, back up all your personal files to an external support.

  Check the RAM installation Manual in the 435 t (not MT). You need the corresponding modules in slots 1,3,5 (blue) and matched modules in 2,4,6 (Pink). If you cannot add 4 GB modules to empty slots 5 and 6 If the other passers-by have 2 GB modules.

  You can get 4 x 4 GB of RAM for this model ~ $100 + at crucial.com to replace what you have now. Or you could buy 3 x 4 GB to fill the blue slots and use the old 3 x 2 GB of RAM (assuming they are all matched) into the pink slots for a total of 18 GB.

  The crucial guarantees that RAM will work if they recommend the modules for a specific system, or they take it back.

  Only you can decide if the cost is worth it for an old (er) PC. And you might want to try upgrading to win 10 first before spending $ on new RAM.

• Stops randomly on the new desktop Studio XPS - 435 t/9000, please help!

  My parents spent an obscene amount of money on their computer, however, some being computer illiterate they needed me to help out, which I'm all too happy to talk. So here's the problem, the card will be at the end.

  As long as they have had this computer there randomly stop, little by little is that after large amounts of time to be under a light load (I would say 25% of capacity). He would not give an error or close the problems one by one, power, and everything shuts down (turns screen black computer is silent). He tries to return as if you were starting a shutdown computer about 5 seconds after it turns off.

  I thought it was overheating, so I installed a few programs of the manual fan control and ran a few tests with Prime95 torture. Overheating shutdown for CPU was at 90 c, but since the computer is idling at 36 and 62 max on a charge is no longer me, overheating is the problem. So the only thing I can think of that might cause the problem is the power supply.

  It was a costly computer and I do not want my parents wasted their money on it, any suggestion/help will be greatly appreciated , because I'm stuck and do not want to tell my parents to buy a new PSU, if this isn't the correct answer to this problem.

  Any other information needed is provided if I can find a way to find it on request.

  = care =.

  System of pre-ordered computer office = Studio XPS 435 t/9000

  OS is Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium edition.

  Card mother = Dell Inc. 0X501H.

  = 12G DDR3 memory

  Graphics card = Nvidea Geforce GTX 260

  Power supply = (not sure, I couldn't find the model however, it came with the package of desktop computer Studio XPS 435 t/9000)

  Had the same problem. Fixed what mine was enter Bio going to change (power management features) S3 to S1, save the changes. Never had the problem again. Don't know what I did. But it worked!

• 3 hard disks can be put in a Studio XPS 435 t / 9000 system

  Hi could someone tell me if I can put a third hard drive in my Studio XPS 435 t / 9000
  and type of witch I can use

  kingwarez

  Hi could someone tell me if I can put a third hard drive in my Studio XPS 435 t / 9000
  and type of witch I can use

  kingwarez

  Yes, the Studio XPS 435 t/9000 supports three 3.5 ", SATA drives, see page 57 here:

  http://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_studio_xps_desktop/Studio-XPS-9000_User%27s%20Guide_en-us.PDF

  You need a SATA, 3.5 ", internal hard drive 7200 RPM, a SATA data cable 2 x 6-32 x 1/4 cylinder head screws to install the drive, there should be a spare 15 pin power connector SATA for him in the case.

  The Service Manual is here:

  http://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_studio_xps_desktop/Studio-XPS-9000_service%20manual_en-us.PDF

  Bev.

• XPS 435 t - graphics card double slot?

  I guess we can integrate a video card double slot the existing PCI-Express 2.0 16 slot. I do not if I hide the adjacent PCI 1 slot because it is empty.

  If dual slot graphics cards stack up?

  It's absolutely, positively FALSE.

  Why say that?

  The Studio XPS 435 / 9000 video slots has full size. Total and 6 locations.

  A range of maps of graphics ATI including the Radeon HD3450, HD3650 HD4670, of the HD4850 and HD4870

  The map in the image below is a DOUBLE WIDE 4870.

  I recommend the upgrade of a corsair CS750M power supply if you plan to use a map of hunger of power such as Geforce 960 because the 475W stock power is a bit too small IMHO.  I had an EVGA GeForce GTX 960 SuperSC ACX 2.0 + 2 GB memory GDDR5 128 bit, 02 G-P4-2966-KR to work with the power supply but I was not comfortable leaving in this way.

  The Studio XPS 435 t uses 1333 MHz DDR3 non - ECC and non - ECC DDR3 1066 MHz.

  

  The User Guide , page 24.

  

  

  

• Studio XPS 435 t / 9000 desktip - new hard drive compatibility

  I may need to replace the hard drive on my Studio XPS 435 t / 9000 office. How can I make sure that the new hard disk I receive is compatible with the computer? What should I look for? I see one in the Dell store, but it takes 3 to 6 weeks to ship! Thanks for any help.

  Roman J

  You can install all internal, SATA, 3.5 ", hard drive 7200 RPM, up to 2 TB in size.

  Best to search hard drives Western Digital and Seagate brands, also check the length of the manufacturer's warranty, plus the better.

  A good salesman for hard drives is www.newegg.com

  Bev.

• Studio XPS 435 t display problems

  I have a Dell Studio XPS 435 t desktop and a Dell Inspiron 560 monitor flat screen Dell ST2310 23 via a port two IOGEAR KVM sharing switch. I have a Samsung TV HD 7100 that I am connected to the Studio XPS video card HDMI port and it worked beautifully, better than I expected. However the Dell monitor has become completely black except for the cursor that lights up when I move the mouse. According to the specifications, the video card Radeon 4350 in the XPS is capable of driving two screens at the same time. If I unplug and then reconnect the HDMI cable going to TV Samsung monitor analog Dell ST2310 returns to the top except there is no bar of tasks or cursor, simply on the desktop. Two display (monitor and TV) devices work perfectly by themselves, but I should be able to use them simultaneously. I scanned for and determined that all drivers are up-to-date. I tried VGA for monitor / output HDMI to the TV with the above results. I tried to use DVI on the monitor, but get no signal HDMI plugged. How can I make this work with what I have?

  Wow, that's a long way for a HDMI signal to run, but it works!

  If your two connections are VGA and HDMI. The Catalyst Control Center shows two monitors?

• XPS 435 t/9000 Max size of the hard drive?

  Hello

  I have a XPS 435 t/9000.

  I currently have two, 1 to SATA HDD and need for additional storage space.

  There is a 3rd available Bay, a connector available on the motherboard and the power available.

  Reference Dell tells me the motherboard is a Microstar International X501H and the motherboard will limit myself to a 1 TB drive.

  HOWEVER, I found several online vendors that sell to larger capacity of disks and state that they will work on this machine.

  I will ONLY use the 3rd disc as a data reader and will not boot from it.

  Can someone tell me DEFINITELY HARD drive supported (data only mode) via the connector on the motherboard.

  IN ADDITION,.

  Are there options to add a new HARD disk controller to an expansion slot?  (I have no slots half remaining due to other small improvements).  I need all THE details on what I did not research on this yet.

  Thank you very much!

  INTEL RST less than 10.1 DOES NOT support greater than 2 TB.

  Intel RST RAID DOES NO more than Volumes Raid 2 to support.

  You cannot use the last 11 12 13 14 versions of INTEL RST with older Chipsets.

• What is microsoft xps document writer and xps Viewer and how to use it?

  What is microsoft xps document writer and xps Viewer and how to use it?

  Original title: xps document writer and Viewer

  Hi arunin,.

  An XPS document is a file that is saved in the XML Paper Specification, or .xps, file format. You can create documents XPS (.xps files) by using any program that you can print from Windows; However, you can only view XPS documents by using an XPS Viewer, such as the one included in this version of Windows.

  See: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/what-is-xps-viewer#what-is-xps-viewer=windows-7

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-Vista/print-to-the-Microsoft-XPS-document-writer

• Need help with video off a XPS 435 t card

  I am trying to replace my video card in my XPS 435 t but for the life of me can not find a way out of my case.

  There is a big black on the top of the video card to connect on a support type plastic black plastic on the front of the case and I can't understand how to unlock it.

  Here is a picture...

  

  Any help that anyone can provide would be much appreciated!

  Hi John,.

  Please see the below pictures to remove the graphics card:

  1 locate the great video card.

  

  2. lift the expansion card retention.

  

  3. press the tabs on the bracket to support PCI and push holder at the back of the computer until it clicks into the slots at the back of the computer.

  

  4. Locate the screws on the video card.

  

  5. remove the screw that is blocking the video card.

  

  6.

  Unplug the power cable from the video card.

  

  7.

  Press the release lever while lifting the free version of the connector.

  

  8.

  Pull up at the end of the video card based on the fan to release.

  

  9 remove the video card from the chassis.

  

  Please check and answer if this helps.

• XPS 430 64 Kbps & windows 8.1

  Hello

  My XPS 430 will support 64 Kbps work and Windows 8.1 operating system?

  It seems that my hard drive is endangered and it may need replacement.  I found a little problem that I don't have a correct copy of my Vista operating system current, defective, only discs the sytem came with.  I also want some of my programs to upgrade to newer versions, where 64 kbit/s might be more appropriate.  I currently have two hard drives, one for the user and operating system data and another for my multimedia data.  I have an external drive to back up data.

  Also is there an easy way to create a startup disk from disks that have been provided with the machine? IE drivers and utilities, drivers and Documentation, and (DVD of relocation) operating system

  Core 2 Quad works perfectly with windows 64 bit 8.1 and 10.  Make sure you update your bios for more late and activate NX Execute Disable Bit Security aka on the bios.

  64 bits 8.1 and adds up to requirements beyond 8.0 including 64-bit LAHF SAHF and CMPXCH16

  A strange problem that I find with a few 64 bit of windows 7 is RAM.  You must have 2 GB but less than 4 gigs ram during installation, then you can add up to 16 GB of ram for the House and 128 GB for Pro and Ultimate.

• What SSD for XPS 435 MT?

  Going to install a second hard drive in my XPS Studio, looking for suggestions:

  Apart from adding memory and replacing the card system in a Dell laptop, got lucky with the assistance of excellent books on this site, I don't have much experience on the hardware side.

  There are a plethora of SSD drives.  Is it my imagination, or are they all 2.5 "?  Do I need a conversion Kit?  What about a data & power cable?  How about a given car new?

  What type of SSD drive would recommend?   Wish it were big enough to use as a disk system/primary.

  Thanks in advance,

  daemoncycler

  It is not simple to install an SSD in the 435MT. There are a few 'Catch 22' problems in this regard. Support TRIM is absolutely vital with an SSD. Without it the SSD will eventually become slow or slower than a normal HARD drive. So that the FILLING of the function, the SSD must use an AHCI driver. It will also enable the NCQ, giving you all the speed that your SSD is capable of more SATA 2.0, which is a 3 Gbps max. Another advantage is that it makes your SATA and eSATA ports connectable capable hot, but not necessarily hot capable. (The difference is pluggable hot medium you can add a disk, but not remove it, it is hot you can add or remove a disk with the system running.)

  Unfortunately, the Intel X 58 + ICH10 chipset on the mobo to the XPS 435MT isn't complete. Reference Dell limit the abilities of the chipset. While the onboard Intel SATA controllers can support the AHCI, they run in the default IDE mode. The BIOS is also limited at the very least, more like paralyzed, in fact. In the BIOS, under Advanced Chipset Features > SATA Mode, there is only a choice between IDE or IDE RAID being the default value. However, by selecting the mode SATA RAID, AHCI is enabled on all four SATA ports and eSATA. Of course, if you enable RAID after that your operating system is installed, all on your SSD or HARD drive will be lost and you will need to reinstall new OS. Thus, enable RAID in the BIOS of the 435MT before installing the OS on your new SSD.

  The problem next you will likely encounter is a failure of your operating system installation. This is described in the available MS 2466753 Knowledge Base Article here:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2466753

  It is a known problem with Windows 7 and Windows 8. Know well on Vista. There are solutions involving the modification of the system registry by creating keys, subkeys and values, as well as workarounds for workarounds depending on what controller uses your SSD. Assuming that at some point you get your system up and running from your SSD, there is another problem that arises when you insert a blank disc in your burner. Your system will probably freeze or crash entirely. It's because of your optical drives also in AHCI drivers when they should use UDMA/IDE. When you select RAID for the SATA Mode in the BIOS, all SATA ports switch to AHCI. Thus, before using your or optical drives, check in the Device Manager to see if you can change the driver for the SATA optical drive controller in the operating system to UDMA/IDE.