My Dell XPS 200 was working fine, I undid all the cables and moved it off the desk and moved the desk to new spot in room. When I set it back up it will not power on now. I did not drop it or do anything that I know of to it. I have moved it from one house to another in last year and did not have any problems. What can I do to fix it. I tried taking the power plug out of the back and replugging it. And I also tried plugging it in a different plug on the surge protector and also plugged it directly into the outlet as well with no change.

My insignia tv in the bedroom has no signal. It was working fine till I undid the cable in the living room. Moved the tv in the living room ...reconnected it. And now no signal in the bedroom.

MARY,GO TO SERVICES AND FIND WINDOWS AUDIO.
AND NOW RESTART WINDOWS AUDIO.

The XP drivers for the XPS 200 are available from Dell, so it shouldn't be a problem.
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&ServiceTag=&SystemID=XPS/DIMENSION%20200/5150C&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid=

you need an external video adapter. HERE is an example of one that connects by USB and works very well

This CD can be obtained from Dell. Please contact DELL.

change power option to maximum instead of dell recomended

Hi there:
one thing that you can do is to power it down and unplug the powercord , blow out the powersupply and than open up the case . I f the computer has a onboard fan blow it out too and while you are in the inside make sure that all of the connections are good and snug ok than put everything back and reboot and see what happnes please let me know how this works for you ok
best regards mike

IF i understand correctly
I believe you may need a new audio card in your desktop
they're not expensive

See if you can get to safe mode. Write back to see if you can, and we will give you instructions on how to proceed from there.

Otherwise you will need a restore or winxp OS installation disk.

More likely it's the ethernet card or your ISP, (Internet service provider). Do this. Open control panel, open system. Click the hardware tab. Than click device manager button. Scroll down to network connections. Click the + sign which will open the network. Do you see a yellow ! point?
If you do than you need to re-install the network driver software. Click the link below, it will take you to Dell's web site. Listed there will be all the drivers for your XPS 200.
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&ServiceTag=&SystemID=XPS/DIMENSION%20200/5150C&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid=

Click the + sign next to Network. Download & install the
Intel - Driver. Also download & install the Intel - HTML file.
There is also a Intel - Diagnostics Utility that will check your network card. This file may already be installed on your PC.
How ever do not run the utility un-till you install the other two files. Once you know your network card is working than it's down to your ISP. That requires a phone call. If your network card fails
you can add a new PCI network card. I'll post a link to some below. If you feel you need a new cable buy what's called a CAT6 Rj45 cable to go from your modem to the PC.
Click the link for PCI network cards:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=875257&CatId=200

Cable Rj45 CAT6
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/search.asp?cat=748&keywords=Rj45%20CAT6&mnf=

Both of these you can get at a local store. Opening the link gives you a picture to go by.
If you have more questions just post back here.

Good luck & kind regards.