20 Most Recent Dell Latitude Cp, Cpi, Cpx, C600, C800, Inspiron 3800 8000 4000 601212 CD-ROM Drive - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Hello. yes you can go that way but the easiest way is to get the wireless adapter that just plugs into one of your USB outlets.

I bought my sister a Dell laptop that didn't have a dial up modem in it, never saw one that didn't have one.
Dell sells a dial up modem that goes into the usb port for about $35, which I sent to her and it works. Basically it is just an external dial up modem.
Give it a try, just call the dell help phone number.

that shit is super old. buy something new!

www.driversguide.com

Hasn't failed me yet, and the sign up is free.

REINSTALL UR MODEM THEN CNTCT

Well, the drivers for the Dell C600 should work the same with any changed palmrest, I have swapped the same parts many times, so I would first assume the speakers to be bad, if nothing on the mainboard or software changed

If you don't get any fans from the CPU spinning, then there is a problem with actually tripping the power supply in the laptop.

The normal boot sequence is as follows:
1. Power is applied, fans spin
2. CPU receives power and then BIOS is checked
3. RAM then is detected and rest of the system components are quickly checked by BIOS
4. Hard drive is checked for boot sector.

Ask somebody to check the laptop to see if the voltage and amperage from the charger is within tolerance. If it is higher than 130% higher than listed in the voltage or more than 15% higher in the amperage, then the laptop is damaged.

If it is within tolerance, then try removing the actual battery first. If this doesn't help, have somebody check the hard drive. If this boots up in another laptop of the same model, then there is a problem with the transformer in the laptop.

Well, tried resetting all power to the board and then rebooting? Even CMOS batt? Try any video related fixes with the cheapest and simplest first, always... Check the output VGA port and S-video for example

Dude, dude, dude... Dell, it's a Dell, Dude.
Easy as pie to get a System Restore disc for XP and then use it on ANY Dells you own, no need for a COA even

Need to always TEST the VGA output to determine what action to take, the video card and cables could be good, the LCD could be broken, the cable inside the LCD panel is flex and typically in good shape but easy to replace, the inverted is at the bottom inside the LCD case, also easy to replace. The backlight is the most work and not recommended to novices! However, when you're broke...

Check memory and CPU first, typically they cause shut offs. Try battery, AC to laptop and AC via port replicator. Borrow one if need be, but it's good to check these options

Yes, No problems as I put a 100GB drive in the LS model micro Latitude!

It turns on and shows the BIOS screen? Can you access via F2? If it shuts down, check the RAM and RAM slots! Wrong CPU can also imitate a dead machine

Hmmm, Typically safe mode overcomes most errors, You can make changes in MS-Dos, but if all else fails and you fear data loss, daisy chain the hard disk to another computer with matching OS and move the important files then wipe and re-format

You might need to upgrade to Windows 2000 because older Operating Systems like 95 & 98 dont read new usb devices.

Have you tried a hard reset hold the Ctrl+R key at the same time as switching on the computer will sometimes clear the problem did on mine

Download the latest video drivers from http://support.dell.com for your system

here after if you are getting the message means please ignore it,because once in a week that you can run the liveupdate and thats enough...

you can plug your pen drive backside. if its cant work your computer speed is slow.