I purchased a USB model 5610c and installed it in my Dell Demension model B110 running Windows XP. The installation went smoothly even getting the message that the modem had been installed and was ready to use however it will not dial and connect to the I net. I purchased it because my TRENDnet was so slow and kept droping off of the I net. I thought this would be worth a try. Everything I check tells me that the device is working properly but it will not dial audibly. I removed it and reinstalled and run the software again but still won't work. Please advise. Thank you. [email protected]

This is quite common what I do is go to btjunkie.org and download their 100.000 driver disk or their 50,000 one. Just go there and type in the search box XP drivers. You will have to download a CD full of the drivers. Then install the driver disc you downloaded and go to devices and then select the network device and point it to the drive where the large driver disc is and it should have the driver you need for your network adapter this is how I do it with lots of computers when I run into this situation.
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Hello dell does not support a sounddriver for windows 7:

http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/Product/dimension-4550

Here is only drivers for win xp.

Install a soundcard in the pci socket and make sure the driver is supported for your windows system.

there will be a sticker on the fan itself,
it starts "CNxx-xxxxx-",
the italicised x's above denote a 5-digit part number. call dell and ask for a fan, quote the part number and but one.
failing that most local computer repair shops can change the fan motor/blade unit and fit it into the original housing.

Bios password is reset via jumper on the motherboard.
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim1100/en/SM/syssetup.htm#wp1054153

Use a diff set of windows software. Ie Windows xp, install xp or any version. Then reinstall your recovery discs.

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With pc turned off plug the USB drive into new PC and boot it up. Now on new pc it should auto detect and install the USB drive. Now goto Computer and you will see your USB drive there. Open that up now its as easy as copying anything you like and pasting to whever you want to keep it on new pc

Hold CTRL and press F11 for XP or just press F8 if you have Vista and choose Factory Image Restore

When booting up to Win XP you may get a error that reads "Unmountable Boot Volume". This is probably because your boot.ini file is messed up.

You should be able to restore your windows installation.

http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/document?c=us&l=en&s=gen&docid=35F157CB59994ED7E040A68F5B2813E3&journalid=4391620012FE791FE040A68F73281D77&Query=dW5tb3VudGFibGU=&SystemID=DIM_CEL_1100&ServiceTag=&contenttype=-1&os=-1&component=-1&lang=-1&doclang=en&toggle=false