20 Most Recent Dell Latitude C600 Pentium III 750MHz, 10GB, 128MB, 14.1 TFT, 56K Modem, 24X CD (C600750128) PC Notebook Questions & Answers

The service manual with step by step instructions on how to remove each part is located on Dell Support website http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/latc600/sm_html/index.htm

h..he..he..not a pc issue, but if you are in USA this one works quite wellKelley Blue Book

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Thanks for using FixYa. Go to CONTROL PANEL, and then go to NETWORK CONNECTIONS to see what Networks exactly does your Notebook PC detect? The screen should show all your existing connections. Now from the CONTROL PANEL view your HARDWARE DEVICES to see if your WiFi adaptor is properly installed looking to see whether any Yellow Exclamation Marks are shown.

If you have had problems and know it does NOT work properly, delete/remove the built-it WiFi driver(s) from Control Panel ADD/REMOVE software then next hopefully your have your DELL RESOURCE CD with the UTILITY DRIVERS to install a fresh set of WiFi drivers. Or you could also visit DELL Technical Support website and type in the DELL SERVICE TAG found on the bottom of your latitude or just specify the model number and you can find out which WiFi card was installed as the DELL SVC TAG will show all components you ordered that were installed <= if downloading, you would have to connect your Notebook PC via CAT 5, 5e or 6 Ethernet cable to download the drivers.

After downloading and installing this WiFi driver file, REBOOT it. It should detect all WiFi Networks, it senses where the next step would be to Click and Connect on the Home Network you created and can identify with.


Please do accept the solution if the issue is resolved or else revert for further assistance.


Thanks

Rylee

check the control panel and see the setting of the touch pad under the mouse in control panel setting

Hello,

This part can be purchased on eBay or from any computer store that handles Dell parts. The replacement is fairly easy, requiring you to replace the top part of the keypad section. (Called a lower bezel.)

Good Luck
C2Solutions

hi,
If u want to connect through LAN Cable simply use on cross cable and then u will have to give the IP address to both computers.
Make sure that workgropup is same.

You should try to boot it into safe mode and then run a virus scanner you should also be able to run disk check in safe mode. Usually pressing the F12 key during bootup will bring you to the boot menu. You have to watch carefully because the option appears really fast at the beginning of bootup.

There are a number of reasons that the unit could be freezing up.

1. Corrupted file(s)
2. Low available disk space
3. Viruses and/or malware
4. Too many add-ons/toolbars/etc.
5. Heat build-up

Number one is the hardest to find. So start with #2. The computer needs free hard drive space to operate. If the disk is nearly full or is very fragmented, this can slow the machine to a crawl. Check for available space and if there is plenty (20GB or more), then check for fragmentation under administrative tools. If the defragmentation tool recommends optimization, allow it to perform it and see if that helps. For viruses and possible malware, run your virus scanner. It is always a good idea to get a second opinion on such things. Malwarebytes is a free malware scanner that works very well to find adware and some things that many antivirus programs fail to detect. Many user feel that they have to have every bell and whistle. I've seen some browsers with 7-10 different toolbar add-ons. These almost always come with some adware and always slow down the browser. Uninstall all but the most essential toolbars for the best performance. Heat is a slayer of machines. Laptops are very susceptible to heat issue since they are often placed on beds, sofas, carpets, and yes, even laptop. Many of these units draw cooling air from the bottom and exhaust it to the side. Even those that draw air from the rear and exhaust to the side will often intake large amounts of dust, grit, and lint. These can partially or completely clog the heat sink unit and cause heat buildup of the processor. This will cause the processor to work slower and can actually cause it to thermally lockup, resulting in the need to reboot. Many units can be accessed to clean with a removable cover on the bottom; others may need to be serviced by a technician to clean.

BIOS admin or windows login/ we can not see your screen sorry can not. sounds like windows log in screens. to me. so reload the OS using he recovery key in your free manual at dell.com

no PC told , at all, model not told ok generic mode. 1: huge battery inside is bad, shorted remove it , even for ever. 2: run on AC power only now. 3: push power button 10 full seconds release, ,runs now? 4: no, remove all USB devices now. run now? 5: no, coin cell battery dead, , replace it , run nolw 6: no. strip the PC down to find the shorted model. lap-strip-101 https://www.pcdied.com/Dead_screens/dead-LT.html

NO if you do, a noob will blow it to kingdom come. as in letting the smoke out. the power-pack does 3 things it has the correct DC voltage and wattages and #2 prevents fire when the PC fails and things short inside. and prevents huge damaging surges landing inside the PC buy used power pack off fleabay and win. i bet I'd mow one lawn and and buy one

dell.com its there 24/7/367, to read any time you want for decades now.. vast model, endless huge, there. on their SERVERS. and echos of them if you learn to GOOGLE.

NO PC told maker and mode no OS told no printer maker or model told and no connnection types wanted. USB Ethernet wifi bluetooth what? steps

1. go to printers makes web site.
2. find the model there
3. get the manual
4. read it.
5. bingo, connection chapter. RTM

try restarting the laptop and before anything pops up on the screen hit the f8 key and the boot menu comes up then start in last configuration that worked and see if it helps

1. Ask the seller to unlock it for you. If its the user password for the OS: Boot to install media and perform a clean OS install. If its a password on the BIOS you have to call Dell Tech support. Provide them with the service tag number. They can generate a "back door" unlock code.

1. The problem could be the power output of the adapter. Computers are so much sensitive to power output. 2.The problem could also be wrong fusing or no fuses at all or the fuse isn't working.

why not read the manual at dell.com all that is in the manual or use youtube, search. there are 2 batteries, the big one, that pops out and the RTC coin cell inside.

Hello, I hope this link can help you https://support.office.com/en-us/article/keyboard-shortcuts-for-outlook-3cdeb221-7ae5-4c1d-8c1d-9e63216c1efd