20 Most Recent Dell Dimension E310 PC Desktop - Page 9 Questions & Answers

You can burn any type of file on a dvd-rw disc. However your cd burner must be dvd-rw not cd-rw. To verify your device open my computer (on most pc's) you will see drive c (your hard drive) and drive d which is your cd rom it should say dvd-rw.
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you check the control panel and on the stand by mode

If you have the original Windows Install disk, you can boot off of that, choose the Recovery Console option, and once you are in the Recovery Console, run "chkdsk /r c:". The error seems to be a file system problem, so running a chkdsk could help or isolate the issue further.

How To Refresh and reinstall USB Ports Of Your Computer Hello there, the other day i tried refreshing and reinstalling the USB ports on my PC, as some of my connecting devices are not recognized. I present the detailed procedure on refreshing the USB ports.
Let’s go!!

Here are the steps to refresh/reinstall/uninstalling the USB ports on the computer.

The USB port needs to be refreshed to make sure that no other device has captured the USB port of the computer. The Mouse, video camera, your external USB hard disk; what ever it may be.

Follow the steps given below to refresh USB ports.

1. Right-click My Computer icon on the desktop, and then select Properties.
2. Click the Hardware tab.
3. Click the Device Manager Button.
4. Click the plus (+) sign to the left of Universal Serial Bus controllers.
5. Right-click the device listed under Universal Serial Bus controller and select Uninstall.
6. Click OK to confirm the removal of the device.

Please note, repeat Steps 5 and 6 until all the devices under Universal Serial Bus Controller are removed.

7. Shut down the computer.

CAUTION: Ensure that the Shut Down option is selected, instead of the Restart option.

8. Wait for 5 seconds and then restart the computer. When the computer restarts, a "Windows has detected new or added hardware" message window will open.

The above steps will refresh the USB ports.

Now connect the USB devices like mouse, video camera, your external USB hard disk...USB hubs...whatever you like and the drivers should install automatically.

Tip: It is always recommended to connect the main USB devices at the rear end USB port. As they require more power to initiate.

The above steps are for XP operating system. When coming to the matter of Vista, please note the changes below:
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1) Right-click Computer icon from the desktop , and then click Properties to open the System Properties window, and then select the Device Manager tab.

2) Click the Plus (+) sign next to Universal Serial Bus Controllers/Root hub.

3) Click the USB Composite Device entry to highlight it, and then click Remove. If a screen appears to confirm the deletion, confirm the deletion.

4) Disconnect the USB cable to the all-in-one, wait a couple seconds, and then reconnect the cable. This should restart Windows device detection (Plug and Play).

5) A New Hardware found screen may appear, click next through all of the screens that appear for the Wizard to install the USB Composite Device. Click Finish once the wizard completes.
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Hi,
If your new computer doesn't accommodate the drive then you will need a three and a half inch hard drive enclosure to put the hard dive in from the other computer.
You will have to look at the drive to work out which type enclosure you will need.
It will either be a SATA connection like this >>>>


Or a IDE/ATA connection like this >>>>


If you compare the connections on these examples you will one has plastic connections and one has brass pin connections.
As soon as you know which type of drive you have you can then proceed to purchase an enclosure.
When you have got the correct enclosure all you have to do is install the drive and connect it your new computer.
You will be able to access the drive, copy your data and use the drive as an external hard drive.



Regards.

If by "reseat" you mean "reset," I'm not clear whether the problem is hardware or software.

If the machine won't turn on, check that the power cords to the computer and monitor and the video cable between the two are all firmly connected at both ends. See if there's a power switch on the back of the computer near where the power cord connect - if so, make sure it's on. Press the power button on the front of the machine, and write back to let us know what happens.

If the machine works fine but you're trying to restore it to factory-default settings, enter your service tag number on Dell's support Website and search for directions there.

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have you tried to uninstall it and reinstalling

When the CD drive doesn't detect a disc or can't read a optical disc, it stops spinning. Perhaps you need a new CD drive or Lens needs cleaning.

from control panel click system check if any question? mark on audio then updste driver of your sound card

I don't Know how to use dimension e310 but you could get Apple's Ilife witch comes with IDVD (a dvd burning software). Go to www.apple.com/ilife/idvd/

Hi,

Reinstall the sound drivers again.

You need to plug in a microphone to the microphone jack line in of your computer in order to to that.
Your computer doesn't have a built in microphone.

check in cabinet you find 2 screw 1 on top and other on bottom thyn pull cover in forward direction.

If the noise is feed back, open the volume mixer in control panel and lower the volume on the mic.

1. reformat it again
2. while installing windows xp, you should format it in Fat(32) full format
3. dont format as quick format
4. try it

Hi,

Reload the driver for the sound card on the computer.

Rate it, if it helps.

Hi,

here are a few things to try.
remove the power lead from the computer, for 5-10 minutes then reconnect.
press and hold the power button, for more than 3-5 seconds, incase the system has gone into hibernation/standby mode.
Remove any un-necessary connected devices ( usb powered Printers-cameras et,c )

Mike @ Compurepair.

Unfortunately not. Windows directs the sound always to one and only one output.

Believe me - I wish it would work!

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