20 Most Recent Dell Inspiron 1525 Laptop Midnight Blue Questions & Answers

It sounds like your hard drive is bad or at least has bad sectors where important Windows files are stored. Unfortunately, Windows Vista does not have a "restore" function - as you've seen. You could do a fresh install of Vista, but unless it's done in a very specific way, you will lose all your personal files like documents, music, pictures, etc. There are various disk scanning and repair software programs, but most of these require that you be somewhat computer tech-savvy since they can cause permanent data loss if not used properly.

Simply select Shift and Alt at the same time - this allows you to toggle between English and French keyboard.

if you are running windows vista, this might help alot, if running xp, it might not, go disk clean up for drive c. to do this, open up my computer, and right click on drive c, and open up properties. click on disk clean up, and a window should show up. if you are running windows vista, its going to ask if from current user, or all users, click all users. after the calculating window, a window that says disk clean up for drive c will show up. click on the tab at the top of that window that says more options, and on the bottom box, which should say system restore and shadow copies, click the clean up button. the longer it takes, the more space its freeing up. Goodluck

Product Support Dell US just look for he modem driver

Try these instructions to change your keyboard layout to English.

Contact Dell Support. You might still have a warranty.

U can instead use the Norton Uninstaller tool to completely remove all the components of Norton from the system.Please download it from this link : ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/removal_tools/Norton_Removal_Tool.exe .Save the file in the system and then run it

Try the following steps to solve it:it of googling on the web and finally found the solution here.1 Turn off laptop.2 Unplug AC power.3 Remove battery.4 Replace AC power.5 Turn on laptop, allow OS to boot.6 Once logged in to the machine, perform a normal shut down.7 Unplug AC power.8 Replace battery.9 Replace AC power.10 Turn on laptop, allow OS to boot. The battery should once again be charging as normal.If it can't still resolve this problem, try a new laptop charger or repair your laptop dc jack.If you plan to be on a budget for your dell 1525, you may try the following third party charger:Replacement Dell Inspiron 1525 AC Adapter 65Watt 19.5V 3.34A

Try installing the latest WEBcam driver. You can download the WEBcam and device drivers from Dell WEB site, the support download page. Make sure you select your model desktop or laptop, better still, type in the Service Tag number, it is printed on the label on the bottom of the laptop and on the back or sides of a desktop. (If the Service Tag label is missing then go into the BIOS setting and on one of the BIOS pages, the Service Tag number will be displayed). This will open the page where the specific drivers for your model computer are located. Also make sure you select the Windows of the drivers for your Windows operating system. Click on this link to download the drivers: - http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/index.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen

or screen probably is burned...
or inside crystals are broken..
u have to buy a new laptop

Hello,
To be honest with you I would just replace the adaptor unit as a whole, fixing this is not viable and could cause more damage in the long run. The computer is not detecting the correct power source that that goes to tell you that there is more issues down the line.
You can pick one of these up for less then $50 off the internet to be very honest. But if you into the radio shack DIY stuff you could pick up a jack for under $1.00 then solder leads together if that is your type of idea. However I would not give this a chance tho as the investment into damaging the computer as a whole is more at risk.
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I do wish you best of luck on whatever decision you choose, Please do leave positive ratings and feedback for your free answer today.
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You need to Purchase it or use the home Edition

if you right click on the dock, I believe there is an option to restore factory defaults

Boot into safe mode. Click on start and type CHKDSK/F into the search box.
Run CHKDSK/F to try and fis errors om the hard drive.
Hope that helps.

If you spilled something on the keyboard it's pretty obvious the source of your problem ;)

I would suggest swapping the keyboard out with a new / used one from ebay, it's cheap and easy.

Here's a tutorial :)

Hope this info helps, and if you have any other questions please reply to this thread.

It is also important to remove the suspicious applications and programs in the computer to avoid Windows freezing. In this type of infection not only your Windows registry gets corrupted and needs massive repair but also there is virus based penetration in the Windows set up. In this situation it is recommended to conduct a virus scan as well.However, if your Windows freezes up, the best solution is to repair the computer registry.use registry cleaner reginout

prise it off if it will come that way,dont force it it will break if it does come out just clean it and under it and put it back.theres hardly any point buying a can of compressed air and cleaning it this way just for one key but thats what the pro's do

There are a couple possible solutions to your problem. If the computer will still turn on and load windows, and I assume you are using Windows XP, you can try doing a system restore. To do this, go to Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and select System Restore. If system restore is enabled, you should be able to choose a date in the past when the laptop was working properly and restore the computer to that date. If you want to completely reload windows, you will need a Windows XP installation disc. Load the disc in the CD or DVD player and reboot the computer. You should see a screen asking you to press any key to boot from CD, go ahead and press Enter. You will now enter setup where you can reformat the hard drive and reload windows XP. Follow the on-screen instructions to delete any old partitions, and then create a new partition and format it using NTFS. The windows XP installation will continue after the hard drive is formatted. If, when you reboot the computer with the installation disc in the drive, you are not prompted to boot from CD, you may need to reboot and press F2 or F12 to change the boot selection to the CD or DVD drive so it will load the CD first before it tries to load your original Windows installation.