20 Most Recent Dell Inspiron 9200 Notebook - Page 2 Questions & Answers

you can try to connect an external monitor to your system then toggle FN+f8 if you see the screen good in external monitor it means the graphic card is ok then you have to replace the LCD panel.

is it RAM memory that you are trying to install if so you need to turn over the laptop and you will have to remove any pannels you can and you will then see where the memory is and install it. hope this is helpfull.

A bad program that is running in the background. Open Task Manager, find out what program is and uninstall it.

Try these simple steps:

- remove the battery
- disconnect the ac adapter
- press and hold power button for 10 seconds
- plug the ac adapter in
- power on your system

If it doesn't power on, press Fn+Power button to launch the Diagnostic Utility

If diagnostics doesn't come up, your motherboard needs replacement.

there is a loose screw on the screen hinge. you will have to lift the panel at the top by screen. unscrewing any screws that need removing. usually its just the screws on the hinge cover on the outer edge, then tighten the screw with the wire attached to it.
hope this helps

follow this dell link

• http://support.us.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&releaseid=R91865&formatcnt=0&libid=0&typeid=-1&dateid=-1&formatid=-1&source=-1&fileid=119690

How to Install Dell Inspiron 9200 notebook ATI Mobility Radeon 9700... This step-by-step guide describers how to obtain and install Dell Inspiron 9200 notebook ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 Driver Windows XP drivers for Windows.
1. Define your Dell Notebook device model.

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3. Browse Notebook Drivers.

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5. Select Dell Inspiron 9200 notebook ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 Driver Windows XP.

6. Download Dell Inspiron 9200 notebook ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 Driver Windows XP. Note: you can update all Drivers automatically with RadarSync (Freeware) or Driver Detective (Shareware).

7. Install Dell Inspiron 9200 notebook ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 Driver Windows XP.

8. Restart or reboot your computer to finish your driver installation. Note: you can backup your computer drivers before updating.

Just press it again, it is a "Toggle" button, press ON, press OFF.

Click on:-

Start - Control Panel - Sounds and Audio devices - Audio (Make sure there's a device listed in each box) - Volume - Properties (Check all devices) then make sure all device volumes are at a good level.

• Hi, first click on the "Start" button, in the (Search Window), Type: sound. Next; select, the "Playback" button, for the "Speakers," click on the Properties icon, "Update the Driver." If you have a "Microphone" select the "Recording" button, and do the same as above. Restart the computer when finished. "Rating the solution is appreciated, thanks"

What is the OS u are using?

go to the dell web site and download the proper device driver for the touch pad..

try reinstalling the drivers

Uninstall and reinstall the drivers and see if that works.

There are only two issues here, one it could be the data cable on the left side of the screen has come loose from the socket on the LCD.....most likely though is your starting to have a cascading screen failure and will need to replace the LCD panel.

If the system is less than 6 months old, is should be under warranty, I'd contact tech support and see about getting a replacement adapter.

Replace the screen, they're not repairable.

hi

please try these steps
click start--programs--accessories--communication---click the particular server icon ---connect

if it didnt work then check for the modem driver...............or................

contact the net provider

if wifi is working then may be the mis plugging of cable in port...

hope you solve it soon......

thank you
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As you are unsure as to what to do then take it back to the techy. Reinstall from boot means altering the boot sequence so that your m/c will boot from the disk not the hard drive.

Depending on the BIOS this can be done either by pressing an F button (often F12) or changing the sequence within the BIOS.

If you could, warranty replace. Otherwise your probably best off getting a new laptop as out of warranty mobo's from dell can be pricey.

Very popular Dell situation. Only quick fix is to turn the unit over and tighten all the available screws. The second option is to replace the keyboard which is affordable at about 15-30 dollars and simple enough to exchange.Thirdly, you can purchase a keyboard and a PS2-USB adapter and use an external keyboad. The adapter is about 10 dollars and the keyboard ranges from 15-60 dollars.