20 Most Recent Dell Dimension 2350 PC Desktop Questions & Answers

have you tryed upgrading your media player to 10

I hope you have the cd that came with that or you made system disks. You are going to have to repair the installation. Try pressing F8 and see if you can enter safe mode.

It's usually possible to get around passwords, however it all depends on the Operating System = the older it is the easier it is (go Google ! .. Win XP/Vista = easy, Win 7/8 'possible', Win10, forget it)

How did you write this msg as this is on the internet

have you typed in the correct password?

Assuming Windows, do you have your "rescue disk", or the original Windows disk? If so, put that in, and boot from that. Let it repair your Windows installation...

http://pilot.search.dell.com/ERROR%20MESSAGE%20900~prd57%20FIRMWARE DELLS SUPPORT.

Be certain that you have your speakers plugged into the correct port, and that they are turned on.

you should have a integrated soundcard on your dell if it doesnt work I recommend a Dynex DX-SC51 or a Creative sound blaster live 5.1 botha re great cards for your computer

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-system/0x80042302-on-system-restore/2d90d028-8291-4759-80c0-3cf00b2be59a READ THIS.

You can clean or replace the fan. Get the manual from www.dell.com/support You can download it free and look up the fan repair instructions. Hope this helps.

Look on the rear panel of the tower, you should see 3 sockets coloured Green, Pink and White, plug the speaker cable into the Green socket Green = Speaker, Pink = Microphone, White = Line In.

If internal microphone is not working you can use external microphone.

Boot the pc and press F2 to enter the bios, check under drives to see if it is listed, if not showing here then the drive is dead and needs replacing.

this should be plug and play if not you will have to change in device properties

Top row 4th key from the right.

An steady or Amber blinking power button indicates a low voltage problem. This can be caused by a defective power supply or a defective motherboard. Just to make sure that nothing else is causing the problem, remove any PCI cards like modem, video card, sound card, etc... Remove the memory modules and disconnect cables to CD/DVD drives. Look at the USB ports to see if any are damaged.

And the question is?

Windows XP is no longer supported by Microsoft. It's a dead platform.

there needs to be an active partion in order to load op system...