Can any 1 help with my gx1 dell computer

replace keyboard with another one and try again

all you have to do is open the tower and take it out. here is a video that explains how to take it out.



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Telephone Dell. They can supply a set of "System Restore" CDs, and ship the disks to you.

You'll need to give them the unique Dell Asset Tag code (black type on a white sticky note, stuck to the back or bottom of the computer).

With that machine, it is probably best to just get a copy of windows 2000 pro, and reformat and reinstall the old fashioned way. 2k is very very stable, and will find many of the devices in that older machine. You could easily toss in a large EIDE hard drive and use that machine for local area network storage. The fun part is, you can also learn networking and sharing, so you can share music with every computer at your house (linked to your network, of course).

Hello,
If you connect the drives using one single ribbon cable with two connectors on it then you need to set the drives to Master/Slave using the jumpers on the drives. Master being your OS drive.
If you are running a very old Operating System, make sure it can support a 20GB drive.

just get the microsoft webcam its very useful to u

With the low prices of computers today,it better to replace it with a new one. The reason are its dated and getting the parts will not be easy and probably more expensive than getting a new computer. With a new computer you can transfer all your information to the new computer and not have to worry, for a few years, about more problems. If you try to just repair it, that will be like getting a new computer with old technology. Things move forward so fast in the computer markets that it just doe's not make sense to keep old out of date technology. Like the crt monitors and televisions all things change as technology changes.I hope this helps you with your problem.

check whether ur ram is working or not. remove the cpu side door and remove the ram from the ram slot and clean it using a eraser gently and fix again it back and power ur pc on and check it

go to Dell.com and select suport an download.
enter the model number and the serial number or service tag (rear of the machine).
you should be able to get the original configuration of the machine. Provided that nothing has changed since it left the factory.

I think the problem is with your SMPS