20 Most Recent Dell Xps 15 Laptop Computer (Intel CORE I5 500GB/6GB) (dndoge1) PC Notebook Questions & Answers

get a usb wifi stick and plug it in and see if finds the drivers and if it does try to connect to the internet. if it does it has solved one problem that it might be the hard drive is getting bad and will not read the drivers of the hard drive and if so it might be time to replace the hard drive with a SSD and it will make the comptuer faster and will last longer than the old hard drives. and or have to replace the wifi card.

with os disk in dvd drive. try system repair, You can do this by tapping rapidly on the F12 key at the Dell Splash screen when the system starts up and choose the CD/DVD drive from the Boot Once Menu that appears. You can tap rapidly on the F8 key when the System starts up and select the repair your computer if it works and windows boots transfer pictures to another computer. only run the bad hard drive for a long as needed to get recover your pictures

you have to reset it all. if you can't still make it come out? you have to open it! if you can't get the cd out you have to unplug the power to the cdplayer and plug it back again. it will throw back the cd or allow you to open. it's the motor for opening that got closed. you got to reset that. but if you reset all may not work so you must open it and take it out sorry, but true

Instructions

Click the "Start" button, open the "Control Panel" and then type "firewall" into the search box in the Control Panel.

Click on the "Windows Firewall" result in the search.

Click on the "Turn Windows Firewall on or off" link.

Click on the "Turn on Windows firewall" options.

Click the "OK" button to turn on the firewal

e210882, so we must guess what PC this is?is it?WOW you got me, let me guess a ebay trash mobo sold neat there. and you read that e210882 (BUGUS #)

Any error code for a hard drive isn't good, and should be reason to get a new one right away. So long as the drive is still able to be accessed, you have a chance of retrieving your data. There are free utilities to help you 'clone' the data to a new drive, but you may want to ask a tech-minded friend for help if you've never done it before. It sounds like the drive isn't dead yet, but is definitely on its way out. Good luck!

there is a head phone jack in the front and the back. have you tried them both?

is this wifi. no total system stated, we cant guess what you have in total. id join a forum for Harman Kardon AVR 365 ask them, my guess firewall issues,? ports blocked by the router or the ISP. diagnosis is tedious.

The best thing to start with is to service the pc. You have to put new thermal compound on your CPU every 3months . See me on facebook Nic fourie on how to service. Your own pc

Right click on the speaker icon in the system tray (bottom right, next to the date/time) and select recording devices. It will give you a list of whatever devices you have on your computer that are designated to record sounds. Choose the on board microphone, right click, and select disable device.

Something is jammed in one of the fans ??? (there are at least 2 = one at the back of the power supply = should be easy to see - and one inside on the CPU heatshnk (harder to get to) Else its likley the Power supply or monitor is 'shorting out' internally .. If it's just 'ticking' it's likly your hard drive going bad (unless, of course, you happen to have a CD/DVD disc inserted into the CD/DVD reader ...sometimes these 'tick' during power-up as the PC tries to boot from the disc :-) )

I know this post is over a year old, but i feel like chiming in anyway. The motherboard may have suffered from cheap cap syndrome. This happens when the components used to populate the motherboard were poorly made with inferior products. The capacitor's may have swelled up to the point of uselessness. This would give you post errors, or no post, or even no power. This is not to rule out the power supply, but it is more likely the motherboard. To test the power supply, unplug the big 20+ pin plug from the power supply to the motherboard, and use a conductor such as a paperclip to connect the one and only green wire in the mix to any black wire (there is a black wire on either side of the green one, you can use both) If the power supply is still good, the fans and drives will come on and spin up when you make this jump with the paperclip. If for some reason you notice the fans twitching but not spinning, then you know the power supply IS bad!

With the tray open, visually inspect to ensure the cd is still in line with the spindle. Something long and thin (such as a thin knife or spatula) slide it between the top of the drive and the top of the cd. Carefully tip the tool down to try and release the CD from the spindle. Do not attempt to force it! If it is not jammed in the drive, the CD should drop free. Carefully pull the CD out of the drive. Look at the CD to see if it has been damaged from the drive. If the CD will not come out, it needs to be take to a repair service.

Here's the repair manual for your laptop, including instructions for removing the screen. https://www.hansonsgeeks.com/PDF/Dell/Owner%20Manual%20xps-L521x.pdf You'll need a T5 screwdriver for most of the bottom screws. When I did this project Ace Hardware had the screwdriver bit for my drill for less than two dollars. Good luck!

I suggest you use two different browsers. For example use two of Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, or Firefox under Windows; or Safari and Firefox under Mac OS X. Use one browser to open your own FB account, and a different browser to open your wife's FB account. Once you have entered your username and password in each browser for the respective FB account, and don't delete cookies, each browser will remember your respective account. To easily access FB when you open your browser, add the FB site to your Favorites or Bookmarks bar.

when you are in gmail. right click mouse and them click short cut.

Check cable first rats might be the culprit then replace power supply.

Try going into the setup menu and auto-detecing the drive.