XPS 8700, out-of-box speaker 5.1 audio problems

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• XPS 8700 has built-in speaker and microphone features necessary for Cortana?

  I am considering a desktop computer Dell XPS 8700 with the Ultrasharp monitor of 24 (U2412M). The XPS 8700 Office summary shows that it comes with audio 7.1 channels, integrated with MaxxAudio 4. This means that the computer has built-in speakers and microphone required for Cortana at work? Y at - it no need to watch a Soundbar to the monitor if my audio needs are the basis?

  Hi jekeesl,

  At the moment there is no XPS with Windows 10 8700. In a few days, they will probably appear on the Web site.

  You can order speakers when you build your pc.

  http://pilot.search.Dell.com/XPS%208700%20in%20Desktops%E2%80%8B

  Insofar as the monitor, you have chosen a very good. I read the card and do not see a webcam. When you build your pc, you can see the monitors that are offered with webcam.

• U2414H, XPS 8700, Confusion

  Hello

  Could you Chris or any other subject matter expert help me please?

  I received my dell xps 8700 and u2414h monitor a few days back, but not yet able to use them again because of connectivity issues. Very frustrating!

  I spent an hour on the phone to support technical today, but they don't seem to grasp the problem.

  The pc comes on shelf with this graphics card:

  NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 750TI 2 GB DDR5

  Am I right in thinking this means that I cannot use the connection port on the actual video card and not the DP/HDMI ports on the pc itself? That is to say the mini DP DP cable supplied is of no use. (if so, it's basic instructions that must accompany surely the pc and the monitor!)

  Support centre said they would send me a hdmi converter regardless, but then reminded a few hours later to say that they were not able to send me one of them, but he could send me a vga / dvi adapter. I don't know that I have this to connect?

  The graphics card seems to have two dvi connectors and a micro HDMI.

  The solution mentioned by other users seems to be hdmi connection hdmi (or micro hdmi in my case), but I've read elsewhere that the hdmi connections can cause other problems to monitor here, including issues of color.

  Can someone give me a definitive answer on the connectors to use, and if I'm likely to have subsequent problems with colors etc (I do graphics work, so the colors are very important to me)

  Thank you very much in advance for any help, anyone is able to offer.

  Kind regards

  Nick

  The cable provided in the box monitor has nothing to do with the computer that you order. They come from different places. They are not bound together somehow.

  The U2414H of the factory comes with the following cables =.
  Power cable
  JHF6D mDP to DP cable
  Cable USB 3.0 P57VD

  The U2414H has the following ports =.
  DP
  CDM
  HDMI
  HDMI

  The technical sales page tab shows clearly.

  XPS 8700 Nvidia GeForce GTX750Ti video card has the following ports =.
  DVI - I
  DVI - D
  Mini HDMI

  * Go to the sales page
  Find the video card section
  * Click on "help me choose".
  * Click on "compare video cards.
  * Scroll down to the maximum resolution
  * From there you could have checked all video cards and chose one with DP on

  Because a discrete video card was added to the XPS 8700, you cannot use any onboard senior XPS 8700 ports. You must use the ports on the discrete video card. So in your case, you will need to purchase either:

  Mini HDMI to HDMI Cable

  HDMI DVI cable

  If you really want DP video card to monitor the CDM, you must return the video card from Nvidia GeForce GTX750Ti credit 8MXMJ and buying a video card XPS 8700 out DP has =
  TC2P0 Nvidia GeForce GTX745 M302N, 4GB, DVI-I/DP/HDMI
  FPDH3 Nvidia GeForce GTX660 D15P2-40 V2, 1.5 GB, DVI-I/DVI-D/DP/HDMI
  9168: Nvidia GeForce GTX645
  9KYFK AMD Radeon R9 270 RD14D-P1-70, 2GB, DVI-I/DVI-D/DP/HDMI
  WNMHJ AMD Radeon HD8870, 2 GB, DVI-I/CDM/mDP/HDMI

• XPS 8700, 10 Windows, Realtek Maxx Pro Audio missing features?

  Good afternoon!

  With my Dell PC provided Audio! The program worked great on windows 8.1, but today it's upgrade to windows 10 and the program has stopped working! On the contrary, it runs, but partially works (screenshots). Please help, what should I do? (My computer: DELL XPS 8700)

  

  

  Here's how to solve the problem and get back to your old Realtek HD audio driver on the 8700 XPS.  This will restore the Maxx Pro Audio functionality.

  Open Control Panel, and then select System
  * Click (left) advanced system settings
  * Click the Hardware tab
  * Click on "Device Installation settings" and then click "No, let me choose what to do" and "never install driver from Windows Update. Click on save changes. This step is important, or even updates Windows will always write the Windows 8.1 driver
  * Open Control Panel - programs and features, select the Audio from Realtek driver and uninstall
  * Reboot the system
  * Install the audio driver Realtek Windows 8.1
  XPS - 8700_Audio_Driver_N4TKF_WN_6.0.1.7016_A00. EXE
  * Restart the system. Don't forget to select your Realtek Audio as audio device by default if you have several devices on your computer

  It worked for me.  Let me know if you have any questions.

• XPS 8700, taken audio

  I have a new Dell XPS 8700, it has 6 audio jacks with teeny tiny symbols which color jack I plug my stereo speakers to? For the moment I plugged them into the headphone jack on the top of the computer. Here, the volume is very low. I tried to plug in the 6 taken with no luck. The speakers are an older Dell.

  green = channels before black stereo output = output stereo rear gray = side of the stereo output

  or = double output, center, subwoofer blue = pink = stereo output line level output mono microphone

  At least that is what my xps book says 8700.  Check the speaker icon in the taskbar for noise levels, they can be settled true bottom. Also check the recorder sounds, accessories, click OK, click on speakers. I hope this helps.

• Add map its SoundBlaster to XPS-8700

  I have a desktop XPS-8700. I added a second DVD burner and a second hard drive in the box. I wonder if there is enough power to quietly add a sound card. I'm sure there is an available slot. I have not to add anything like that, but the two discs I mentioned. Neither made any other changes.

  Assuming that it's OK to add the sound card, do you know if you need to install the software first or the hardware. I'll probably have to download new drivers since I'm now on Windows 10.

  Thank you.

  X 1 most of its cards use 10W max so this isn't a problem.

  The soundcard as an option for the 8700 is a 3D SB1350 Recon.

  http://www.TigerDirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8141031

  70SB135A00002

  http://www.OutletPC.com/mg4312-Creative-Labs-24-bit-96-kHz-sound-card.html

  I don't know what is the part number of the audio cable to the front panel.

  The Dell OEM different looks of a generic 1350 Soundblaster card.

  His Creative Labs 70SB135000000 Sound card manual

  

  Map of 70SB135000000 from Dell is designed to work with the audio jacks included when you get the appropriate cable.

  http://www.Intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/sb/CS-015851.htm

  

  Noon is no longer available due to the removal of the port Joystick 15 standard pins.

  The midi interface Roland UM - ONE USB is what I recommend.

  http://www.RolandUS.com/products/details/1157/downloads/

  

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  Windows V8.1, 8GB Dell XPS 8700, 1 to, nVidia 635

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  01 Chipset_Intel_Win_A00_21Y1M_Setup_ZPE.exe

  02 ME_Intel_WIN_A00_Y22PK_setup_ZPE.exe

  03 USB3.0_Intel_Win7_A00_1TH4K_Setup_ZPE.exe

  04 iRST_Intel_Win_A01_Setup - VF6WW_ZPE.exe

  05 GFX_A00_12.102_J47H1_ZPESetup_ZPE.exe

  06 DW1703_Win74_A00_Setup - 217VH_ZPE.exe

  07. LOM_Realtek_Win74_A00_Setup - WP9GX_ZPE.exe

  08 6235BT_Intel_Win74_A00_CR86R_Setup_ZPE.exe

  09 6235WiFi_Intel_Win74_A00_Setup - 4PJGP_ZPE.exe

  10 Audio_Realtek_WIN_A01_313J8 - Setup_ZPE.exe

  11 CardReader_Realtek_WIN_A00_Setup - J76W2_ZPE.exe

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  steve9191

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  I have a XPS 8700 (i7, GT-720, 8 GB, 1 TB) on the way.

  The plan is to turn it on and check that everything works and then replace the HARD drive with a 500 GB Samsung 850EVO.

  I've read many sources the merit/demerit to use the migration of Samsung software to "clone" a HDD to the SSD.

  Right now I'm leaning strongly in favor of the 'clone '.

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  Before trying anything to make sure that you create a Rescue Disk (external hard drive Bootable) or the backup of the plant (Bootable USB Flash Drive) with the latest version of Dell backup and restore.

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  1.7.5.64 has a lot of bugs and improvements over previous versions. The latest version 1.8.1.70 has essentially a UI improved on 1.7.5.64.

  

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  (1) I plugged in a new SSD samsung evo 850 (120 GB), (with cable sata6)

  (2) unplugged the Blu - ray player and main 2 TB hard drive

  (3) I placed the SSD drive in SATA port 0

  (4) then went into bios, SSD is picked up correctly and assured ACHI was

  5) put in the USB stick I received from Dell and booted pc with f12

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  Not sure if this is a problem with the stick of Windows 8 or something else is the cause. Would it be:

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  -J' was sent only a 'repair & valuation' USB and not a Windows 8 OS install USB? You are not sure if there is a difference in what they send?

  -The recovery disk works only if it recognizes a HD with Windows installed to recover from, and if she does not see a (as mine of 2 TB is unplugged) it just hangs

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  See here:

  http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/download-Microsoft-Windows-and-Office/Download-Microsoft-Windows/download-Windows-8-1-retail-and-OEM-ISO/