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• UPS can'rt keep new Dell XPS power off

  I just got a 64 bit with Vista on XPS system, and when a storm hits, the UPS can not keep the computer. It tries to turn on, but can't. We tried two different UPS, a few huge ones capabilities. We have updated the BIOS etc... We believe that it is feeding, but Dell people don't believe us. Is there anything else you can think of? I can't run a diagnostic internal power of this computer, so I'll buy one tomorrow. Any help or ideas are appreciated.

  Thanks for your help. Appreciate that.

• Adjustable 18 XPS power stand

  Hi, Dave here in the United Kingdom.

  I have just ordered a XPS18 order online (UK) and forward delivery tomorrow, however, it is unclear if it will include an adjustable power stand.

  I have 2 questions:

  (1) my UK order will include an adjustable power stand?

  (2) otherwise, how can I order for delivery to the United Kingdom?  & What is the name of the part?

  Thank you

  Hi Daz65,

  This is the US forum, and we cannot answer for the United Kingdom. This link will take you to the UK forum.

  http://www.Dell.com/support/Home/UK/en/ukbsdt1?c=UK&l=en&s=BSD

• Power button blinks after the upgrade from my diet

  Hello

  I try to upgrade my power on my XPS 8100.

  Now the power button is flashing and my computer no longer starts.

  -the motherboard led is orange (without flash)

  -all fans of start for 1 second, then they stop. After 2-3 seconds the fans re-start 1 second...

  -J' I remove the RAM, HD, graphics card... everything and it still does not work

  -J' tried to re - install the xps power supply: it still does not work

  For more information, I tried to install the master silent pro 600 gold 'Cool' PSU

  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Here is the troubleshooting guide for the Studio XPS 8100 It may not be very useful, but a flashing amber light would indicate that you still having the problem of internal power source. Since you've already tried another power supply that would indicate a possible motherboard failure.

• 3 TB Seagate int startup problem. by car

  BIOS Dell XPS8300 A03 8 GB win 7 home Prem recently installed Samsung 840evo using their cloned migration software my system on the ssd. Works great, best upgrade I've ever done. Tried to add a 3to int sata seagate to port 1 to maintain 6gbs of data only. Tried using disk of window then seagates Assistant tools disk management for formatting in the TC as a simple volume. When formatting two ways BSOD received after restarting the player present themselves as a 2790 GB drive but right-clicking in responsible Disk Error Message received: "the operation failed because the disk management console view is not up to date. Refresh the view by using the refresh task. " If the problem persists, close the disk management console, and then restart disk management or restart the computer"

  Could get in shape with a sata docking station usb with my asus laptop win 7. completed end and readable, then tried to install it with well-known sata and XPS power cable. Would not boot disk, disconnected, and it started late.

  The full Dell diagnostics ran with nothing else succeeded not only blue detect screen but after 30 minutes the client diagnosis of Dell is still underway and seems stuck.
  

  All suggestions experience anything similar and possible. Spent a lot of time on the phone with seagate support but once the laptop was able to successfully form the 3 TB essentially put the blame on the XPS
  

  Thanks for any help
  

  Doug
  

  Hi Doug,.

  No problem, those who may be useful details.

  I would try upgrading the BIOS. It can't hurt. I would also try this version of the Intel RST. It is more recent than what Dell provides.

  As with all updates, do them one at a time, and then check the results. The best way to install a BIOS update is with a USB bootable, rather than inside Windows.

• How to get out "power save" for DELL studio XPS (VISTA)

  How you exit (escape) from the "energy saving" mode on a DELL studio XPS (VISTA)?

  Hello

  ·         What is the model number of the computer?

  ·         What is the exact error message?

  You can try pressing Fn + F8 and check if it works. You can also see these articles:

  Power plans: frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/power-plans-frequently-asked-questions

  Change, create, or delete a power plan (scheme)

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-create-or-delete-a-power-plan-scheme

• Brand new XPS 8900 Win 10 won't turn on, flashes yellow 2 times power made a break of 7 times pauses then resumes.

  Brand new XPS 8900 Win 10 won't turn on, flashes yellow 2 times power made a break of 7 times pauses then resumes.

  I've not seen a chart explaining flashing power on the 8900 XPS button codes. And there is nothing in the Manual.

  You need to contact Dell tech support immediately. You have 21 days from the date of billing (no delivery date) to pick them up. And then you can order another.

  Otherwise, technical support should work with you to solve the problem under warranty on this system.

  If you are comfortable working inside the case, it is possible that something got its place potted during shipping. Then you can try reseating the RAM and PCI-e cards modules and cables between motherboard and drives and connection etc. Don't forget to read the instructions on the inside of your PC use in the manual before opening the case.

• XPS 8500 card video, power, upgrades

  I see several threads looking for upgrades XPS 8500 graphics card that can be used with the stock PSU 460w or improved power supply.   However, in upgrading the GPU for this machine, there are a few cards that are not compatible and will result in a black screen.    Even with a correct video card installation, an appropriate power supply and/or upgrade video card fans are going to work, but there is no video.   The problem lies in the BIOS to 8500 XPS motherboard does not recognize the video card and it is a known issue that has carried over from the XPS 8300 to the current XPS 8500.

  There was a video BIOS updates of some card manufacturers to fix this problem for some cards, but there are many old maps that do not work.  The safest bet would be to use a new card with the PCI 3.0 specifications.

  In the sticky in this forum, a link to the current Dell drivers shows the following video cards that support drivers for Windows 8:

  Video

  GeForce GT 545 | GTX660 | GTX555 | GeForce GTS450 | GeForce GTX 590 | GeForce GTX 460 | GTX680 | GeForce GTX 580. GeForce GTX 560 Ti | GTX 480 | GTX690 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00753042M/3

  GeForce GT 620 | GeForce GT640 | nVidia http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00736734M/3 GT640

  AMD HD7570 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00746666M/6/

  Radeon HD 6990 | Radeon HD7870 | Radeon HD 6950 | Radeon HD 5870 | Radeon HD 6770 | Radeon HD 5970. Radeon HD7770 | Radeon HD 5770 | Radeon HD 6870 | Radeon HD7950 http://downloads-us.dell.com/FOLDER00749652M/3

  Since it's cards Dell OEM that are supported, there are also specific questions from manufacturer where a given video card model may or may not work according to its configuration.  Considering that an XFX HD 6870 will work in the XPS 8500, the same map made by another manufacturer may not work.

  Please consider this when you do upgrades of the PSU and GPU and, hopefully, BIOS upgrades in the future will answer these questions.

  It would be useful if you have a SPECIFIC card that does or does not, to indicate the manufacturer and the model number full in this thread.

  Operating system information and the Bios would be also useful, and if you use the power SUPPLY Dell or a block upgrade of power.  Specific model please!

  Edit:

  Please include following and other useful information

  Manufacturer number and model of graphics card:

  BIOS:

  Operating system:

  Power supply manufacturer otherwise Dell 460w PSU:

  Compatible: Yes or no

  Original card with the system that has worked:

  I just installed a GTX 970 in my Dell XPS 8500 with questions for the first time.

  It's pieces:

  • Updated my XPS 8500 Motherboard Bios to version "A12" while you wait for my parts arrive
  • EVGA NVIDIA GTX 970 Superclocked Graphics Card (EVGA 04 G-2974-KR)
  • EVGA SuperNOVA 750B 1 750W power supply (PSU) (110-B1-0750-VR)

  Note that I have chosen the 'Return of the fan' version of the card, rather than the version dual fan ATX 2.0.  This is because the design of the housing of the 8500 XPS is not 'Great' traffic.   The style of 'Référence' (shell solid video card with a single fan - which pulls air from the case in... and vents at the rear of the PC) is better suited to the XPS.

  

  Put a new power supply in a Dell XPS 8500 is a little something.   All ATX power supplies were about the same height and width (150mm or 5.09 ") and (86mm or 3.38").    The problem is the depth.   How deep into your PC can reach (extending to the back of your CD/DVD).   Don't forget, you have this tiny USB/headphone jack thing sunk to half way:

  

  I did some steps and realized that MAX PSU depth that would work would be approximately 165mm or about 6.5 ".     It's difficult because I wanted a 750w power supply more power and its REALLY, REALLY hard to find good food slot with less than (180 mm/7.09 "").   And who didn't come home.

  I have scoured every Watt 700 +, 80 + certified PSU carried by Newegg (from 01/12/2014).   Then, I checked cross the specs from newegg for each prospect with the manufacter to audit Web site.  I focused only on PSU at least 8 comments and then only if they have averaged a 3.5 rating (unless the low notes were for trivial things like discount).

  After having looked up the plug on more than 200 of the PSU (over a period of 5 hours), I only came with 5 potential:

  • EVGA SuperNOVA 750B 1 $69.99
  • MARINE RX-1000AE 1000W $119.99
  • SeaSonic SS - 750KM 3 750W $139.99
  • CORSAIR AX series AX760 $159.99
  • Coolmax 1200W ZPG-1200 b $282,35

  I also want to remind the reason why you MUST make sure that your power supply is 165mm or less in depth, and you can't say anything by looking at a a particular series.   Many unique models factory in a series which is just 'smaller '.   You have to look at the specifications of each individual model.

  For example, all except a psu on 700 wats EVGA are (180 mm/7.09 po).  Only 750B 1 is about 165mm.   You will also see that he is a 'Bronze' rather than 'Gold' or 'Platinum' unit 80 +.    I suspect it's "BRONZE" side has something to do with the size.   I they omitted huge heat sinks and a little efficiency to achieve the reduction of 15mm in size.   The quality of the PSU is always more than enough for my needs, and the price can not be beat.

  Now for the installation.   I won't say it was EASY to get the power supply into the case.  I had to unplug all my SATA power supply and cables.  I had to bend the cables on top of ATX case a little, and I had to be very patient reconnection.

  I also had to reroute the wire connecting the top of the case to the Mini PCI (?) card slot.   I didn't honestly it only those who were (they sit behind the rear USB sockets on the motherboard), and they snap on with small quotes as the clichés about the Jeans.  I tried to not interrupt them (because they look fragile), but I accidentally their popped.   Thank God they fix on.  There are even small arrows above each terminal (a black solid, outline to indicate white) so get back you them on in the right order.

  I found it very convenient for stuff a lot of cables in the vacuum "floppy" spot below the CD player.   I also found that I had to plug in the cables in a certain order - because some cables blocked the access to the terminals for others.   (SATA/Power to the CD player, for example is right behind UAP.  I had to do these first, because I would never get my fingers here if I saved that for the end).

  Now for the pre-installation preparation.   I updated the BIOS to A12 and downloaded the installer for the GeForce drivers before moving on my hardware.

  Driver Bios A12 two years ago, but they allowed detection of my GTX 970.  Someone asked me for the version of the drivers, so this is:

  Dell XPS 8500 / Vostro 470 system BIOS
  A12. EXE
  Release date October 29, 2013
  Last updated October 31, 2013
  Version A12

  As I said at the beginning, I was on the A09, but A12 is cumulative and takes you all the way (including all versions in the meantime).

  I uninstalled all my old ATI drivers until I stopped the first time.  I did install the Geforce drivers until after I went on my hardware.  (I wanted just the installer on my desktop - ready and waiting).

  Overall - it worked.  The map spans 2-4 "later in the case, but it fits.  The power supply is approximately 4 "away from the back of the CD, but it fits.   And it starts.

  I just finished playing "Far Cry 4' on the Nvidia setting 2560 x 1080.   The new parameter (beyond ultimate) appeared after I plugged on the map.  I also played Assassins Creed Unity (which is what I chose as my free with the card game - since I already had 4 Far Cry).   The two seem to play 60 fps with no problems.

  Because of the fan on the power SUPPLY and the evacuation from the rear video card, my machine works currently more cool now.

  Hope that helps.   My total cost was about $435.  $349 for the card and $69 for the power supply (taxes extra).

  Sincere greetings,

  Andrew Russell

  P.S. If you have questions about this weird brace to the right of the PSU...   I added a 3rd hard drive under the CD player.  There is only the 'Front holes' so I'm a little creative and put up one of the "PCI mounting plates" from an old ATX case.   I folded the right-hand curve and he the perfect length to attach as a cross tube to keep the hard drive in place.

• Person we know what power supply is on the XPS 8300

  Hello

  I have a Dell XPS 8300 and you want to buy a video card double to support two monitors.  I read a few different items to a 500 Watt power supply.  I looked on the delivery, when I bought the 8300, but it does not show the power.  Other than opening the case, is there a way I can find food that is installed?

  Thank you!!!

  I think it's the same thing that the 8500 is 460W, which has two six pin PCIe power connectors.

  What exact card do you?

  In addition, if you have not opened the file in a while, you could do this (outside) with a can of compressed clean air on the dust bunnies.

• XPS 8500, GeForce GTX 970, power supply upgrades

  Alright Hey guys, so I did a little research, talked to a few friends and others and came to the conclusion that the upgrade of my gpu will be a good call! in any case after talking to a few people and a few computer experts I have been proposed to upgrade my gpu for a gtx 970 which I think will be great! The other question that I fell or not was the power supply will be able to handle this kind of upgrade. So after through suggestions from some other people and see what others who have improved their xps 8500 I suggested me to go with the power of 750W EVGA supernova 750 B 1 did supply (PSU) (110-B1-0750-VR) the reason behind this was expressly that he was quite a bit smaller in length to the tern I would be able to ride in the tour and that's what other people have used when starting to level of their xps 8500. Anyway sorry this is long but I assure you it is a good idea, if everything fits correctly and any other thank you GENERALS!

  EVGA is a brand, and they have power supplies are built by different manufacturers.

  the key is the letters B1 and G1, G2 or GS

  B1/G1 are built by the FSP (OK, but not great)

  Seasonic GS. (but not the best that Seasonic can build)

  Superflower G2 (and it's getting good reviews.

  the best is the G2.

  The G2 will be good, but be very tight.

  Keep in mind that you need not 750W to add a GTX 970. 550 W of the kind of clean energy is ample. 650w is also good, but I would highly recommend a high quality PSU, and I do not include the B1 or G1 in this category.

  The 8500 and the 8700 are PSU even better I can tell and there are several described in this thread.

  en.Community.Dell.com/.../19611037

• XPS 8900 internal power connectors

  Looking inside my 8900 XPS desktop computer I find that I have 2 female molex connectors type 6-pin black on the end of the cables coming from the power supply.  Anyone know what these are for, please?

  Thank you

  Some video cards require connectors 6 pins - they are there to support such cards.

• Power of 8700 XPS and card GPU Upgrade Question.

  I have an 8700 XPS with a GTX card 745M and a power D460AM-02.

  I'm looking to upgrade to a GTX 1060.

  www.GeForce.com/.../GeForce-GTX-1060

  What I should improve my diet?

  If so, can anyone recommend a diet that will work with XPS 8700 and the card GTX 1060?

  Thank you.

  stock PSU will work. a few years 1060 have 8 pin PCI power and need an adapter. Among the two and six to eight adapter.

• Video card and power supply upgrade - XPS 8700 (mid-2013)

  Hello

  I was considering upgrading my video card in my 8700 XPS to an AMD R9 270 to an AMD R9 290.

  I was wondering weather the power would be able to take it.

  It's a 460W power supply which I don't think will be able to manage an AMD R9 290 so I was also wondering if he could not do, where can I get a more powerful power supply? I know where to buy a lot, but I don't know if Dell, you have specific feeds of size to fit the case.

  Is it OK to buy a market after we'll tell power 650W from any manufacturer or should I buy a specific for the case.

  Thank you.

  At the very least, get a 750w power supply. This one has been reported to adapt.

• Power light blinking XPS 8900

  I bought my XPS8900 a few weeks ago and immediately upgraded the memory up to 32 GB.

  Everything worked fine, but then I decided to upgrade the video card to an EVGA GeForce GTX970 SSC.

  This card requires a 6 and a power connector 8 pin that does not provide the power supply Dell stock. So rather that to return the video card, I have improved the power supply to a Corsair CX750M, I've read that other XPS8900 users have had success with this machine.

  As others have pointed out, this PSU is a tight fit, but I could get installed it. As soon as I turned on, my trouble started.

  The case and CPU fans spin, I hear the rotation of the drive upward, and I can open and close the dvd tray. So I know that the power supply provides at least a power. But I get no video, and on the top of the box, the power LED flashes amber model.

  I tried to go back to the video card and power supply dell stock, but still have exactly the same problem.

  I also tried unplugging the power cable and power for 30 seconds button. But still, the power light flashes orange model.

  I know there is no beep codes for the 8900 XPS and the sequence of flashing orange light power is used to diagnose the problem, but I was not able to locate any reference to indicate trends.

  The power light blinks a 2-7 model and repeats.

  Anyone know what this means?

  Follow-up:

  I had ripped all with no luck. Well, everything except the improved memory. He had worked, so I don't think that it would be necessary to remove it. But I was wrong.

  I went back to the memory of stock and the blinking orange light problem disappeared!

  Then I reinstalled the new memory, and it worked too!

  So I guess it was just that the memory should be seen.

  Not sure if the model of 2-7 means 'Question' memory, but this would be my guess.

  Since the 8900 XPS does not support beep codes, I hope that Dell will eventually publish what mean flashing light patterns.

• XPS 7100 power

  The unit is a 2010, ran flawlessly until last week.

  Unit to sleep, won't wake up. Power button orange rest, sound fans slowly.

  Power supply is good, except for the 12V which is 11V.

  Is - this low enough to not put the system?

  And if so, does dell not only producing this power supply?

  Thanks in advance

  ARD103

  I would say, there is no "spec".

  A solid amber LED indicates a power supply or motherboard problem.

  As a lower cost than a motherboard power, more you need a known working power, check the motherboard, first to replace the power supply to see if it makes a difference.

  http://downloads.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_studio_xps_desktop/Studio-XPS-7100_Setup%20Guide_en-us.PDF

  http://downloads.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_studio_xps_desktop/Studio-XPS-7100_Service%20Manual_en-us.PDF

  Bev.