It looks like 180Watt.
Manufacturer Part # TW1P0
Dell Part # 450-ABJU
The power supply has a memory chip in it to tell the computer what size it. = ID chip
Be care if you get a use one. Sometime the ID chip is not working. The computer would work or run at a slower speed. And not charge the battery.
Open Control Panel, Power Options, Set to High Performance, Open Advanced Power settings, Set Sleep and Hibernate to Never, adjust other advanced settings to your preference. If this fails to fix, Return it at once while your warranty is valid. After Dell bought Alienware they sort of went south.
It sound like a bad disk. You try reloading the OS. But if it is a bad disk it is going to die again after loading the OS. If it uses SSD drive kiss the drive goodby. Replace drive. If you have a cd drive you can get a copy linux live. It will fit on a CD disk and can be boot from. Need to have the computer to look for CD drive for boot first then disk drive second. Knoppix is the one I use.
To install drivers for Dell Alienware laptops, go to Dell website under driver section, enter your laptop details asked here and you can get the compatible version of driver as per your computer configuration and operating system compatibility. Apart from operating system service provider also another option where you can find the driver for your Dell Alienware. However, sometimes you not find the compatible driver or downloading and installation is failed, at this moment you can get in touch with Dell Alienware Support number 1-844-395-2200 with toll-free calling to get online help of technicians and solve the issues of Alienware driver. 1 8443952200 Dell Alienware Tech Support Number for Gaming PC
Which administrator account are you talking about? The 'real' administrator or your normal "administrator group" account? If it's you normal account do you have another account with administrator privileges?
Rather than wait for answers I'll cover the above three possibilities. If it's something else I'll need more input.
1) If it's the real administrator, this is a fairly easy fix (that I had to do the other day because my OEM set a password for the account).
·Open Control Panel > User Accounts and select the option that allows you to change other accounts;
·Select the Administrator account;
·Turn off password required. Changing this option will not require a password.
2) If it's your own account but you have another account on the system with administrator privileges, the procedures above will work as well here.
3) If it's you own account and no other account has administrator privileges it will be much more complicated.
First, make a try at changing the account you are in to administrator. It's unlikely this will work and would be a major security hole, but it's worth a shot.
If that doesn't work, try booting to a command prompt and activating the real administrator. The procedures at this link attached with this post/answer, will walk you through booting to a command prompt. Once at the command prompt type the following two lines:
Net user administrator /active:yesNet user administratorp@ssw0rD Notes: 1) These two lines can be in any order; 2) "p@ssw0rD" is an example, type any password you ; and 3) The password line may not be needed in your case. I added it because my OEM set a password on my new computer. If they did on yours as well, you would have to boot back to a command prompt to change the password later so may as well do it now. You can always turn it off later.
Once you have the real administrator activated, boot back up and logon to the administrator account. Once there, use the procedure from "1)" above. this third possibility may not work, I've never actually had to try it this way, but it makes logical sense.
Good luck.
Windows 7 help and support forum
Hi,
Have you tried removing the card and replacing it in a different slot which should get the computer to automatically find the card and the right drivers.
Barry
Hi,
Usually on the door of the cd drive there is a very tiny hole. If you turn the laptop off. Then push a needle or thin bar in to the round slot The draw should release.
Hope this helps
Barry
Actually most anything can cause them to do that. The helps that reduce those are a great Internet security, like Kaperski, a backup battery power supply, One of the main causes is low voltages. Your cpu cooling fan might be not functioning correctly or the system might be physically dirty or you might not be allowing air to get to the system, because of placement. There are many more reasons, so research the info I have sent you, maybe it will help.
Hi,
Let me know if the password prompt appears before windows boot or after windows boot. Also email me a picture of the password prompt screen along with the account holder name, place of purchase, email address and phone number to [email protected] . Then I can check and see what can be done.
Thanks and Regards.
Kiran Kumar.
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Hi,
The scroll lock key will be located next to the F12 key (3rd button from F12 key. You may refer the below picture which might help:
Thanks and Regards.
Kiran Kumar.
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