Sound card replacement for dell inspiron e1405

Trinity Rescue Kit from Sourceforge.net Can reset it

you can download the driver here
http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/Product/inspiron-e1405

This sounds like your keyboard is malfunctioning. Since the W key has no alternative function (least of all Num Lock). You may consider replacing the keyboard.
http://www.amazon.com/Laptop-Notebook-Keyboard-Inspiron-E1405/dp/B001MS2UJ8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1320343181&sr=8-1

Hi friend.
follow this link below:
hope this may help
Regards
Uttam.............................................


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I think that the E1405 uses the Synaptics Touchpad, so the settings should be found under Start > Programs > Synaptics. However, if it is not there, then try C:\Program Files\Synaptics. The application that controls the settings should be found in one of those two places. Good luck!

Here is general download page for your laptop.

Here is a section of a user manual for the E1405 system: click here
Also, try to click the blue 'Fn' button the the bottom left side of the keyboard and the 'F2' key at the same time as this may enable the bluetooth

There are lots of problems of using wireless LANs in metal buildings, especially if you are trying to go outside the building and into another building. What I have had to do where I work is put an external antenna on the wireless router and use that to transmit the signal beyond the metal shell of the building.

If that still does not yeild satisfactory results, you can set up another wireless router in the "home" location with an external antenna to act as a recieving point for the other router in the office ... essentially this is setting up a site to site network. With both routers working together you should resolve the wireless drop out issue.

Bestbuy also sells a Wireless Booster, this works the same way as I explained with using two routers however if you go that route be sure you have the option to either add an antenna or you can place it near a window (glass cuts down on your signal than steel).

If this fails look at replacing the wireless card; this setup will still provide benefical even if you need to replace the card as it will provide stronger signals in stormy weather as well.

Some wireless cards are better than others at picking up weaker signals.
The problem with any wireless transmissions is that radio signals cannot pass through metallic surfaces.
You should position your wireless router away from metallic surfaces/walls and position your laptop so it can receive the radio signals without it passing through any metallic walls. If possible place the wireless router higher than at desk level.

Follow the link :_



http://www.drivershq.com/Drivers/Dell/Inspiron/E1405-640M/11/179/24469/Drivers.aspx

Thanks.