20 Most Recent Dell Inspiron 6000 Notebook - Page 6 Questions & Answers

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hiboot up files are corrupted depending on your windows you can load the windows disk and select the repair option.select boot.exe it will replace the boot up files, if it still dostnt work press f8 get into your windows and save all the data you want and then reinstall windows and the drivers.cheers

Are you using the headphones jack? Do headphones work from the port? Win XP Drivers can be found here: http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/Product/inspiron-6000

Solved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. if you have put in new ram or just simply took out the ram. you have them put in wrong. try to put them correctly in and your computer will start right up. try to flip them to there correct positions and your computer will up. answer from. The computer mechanic.

Windows Vista on that PC?i think that is a too bad PC for Windows Vista and video acceleration aren't available on all video card

black screen start+press f8 go to safe mode then recover to earlier time+date when it worked

put in ac 97 audio by realtek should get sound back

if it is an lcd it could be the inverter to light up the backlight of the lcd thats faulty or it could be the harness to the lcd or the lcd itself

try booting to the SAFE MODE (F8 at boot) and see if you can log in to the ADMIN account from the safe mode. If you can, then create a new user profile, then reboot to normal mode and try booting to the NEW profile. If that works, then the old profile is likely corrupt

Most people complain about their computer freezing up.

You have components that are entering the failure stage, once the computer sensor reports heat it shuts down. Check that you have fan activity, this is the first line of diagnosis. Otherwise its one of the power chips on the motherboard and is a replacement job with a high cost. Fan replacement is cheap by comparison.

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This is hopefully a possible fix. I have encountered a similar problem with windows xp and vista. the fix I found that will eliviate this problem and a startup-reboot-startup-reboot... If you have your original windows (xp or vista) CD lounch it like you would do to do a system install. As the installation starts it will show ask you if you would like to do a recovery using the recovery console, just press ESC and go on. Press the F8 to accept the license. If Windows is not completly broke, it will find the original installation on your hard drie. It will ask if you want to repair. Press the R key and windows will reinstall your operating system, without destroying your software or data. After it is done the system will go to the windows startup screen. You will need your windows product key located on your machine or on the original software packaging.
I hope this will fix your problem.

pls consult ur service center forthe problem & if this under warranty contact dell directly for this issue......................Sameerayan

See if this helps:
http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Legacy/Pages/radeonaiw_vista32.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.21&lang=English

Go to the link below and download Ophcrack and install it to a bootable flash drive. Boot from the flash drive and let it do it's magic. You'll have your password shortly:http://ophcrack.sourceforge.net/download.php?type=ophcrack

Well,if you don't want to buy a software to erase it,then you should have to reinstall your operating system,delete all partition,and INSTALL AN ANTIVIRUStry AVG antivirus,it's FREE and easy to update,don't want to buy something don't you?P.S it's hard to restore a computer which is already infected without reinstalling the operating system

if you are getting prompt, "This computer <Service tag number>-595B is password protected ..... you'll need to call Dell technical support to get the master password generated to clear the message. There is no hardware way to clear the password short of replacing the motherboard. Same applies for a BIOS level Hard Drive Password.

The problem of your computer is in the software. You need to reinstall the OS (Operating system) for that computer. When you have a knowledge about intalling the software just try it to reinstall the OS to solve that problem. But if don't have, bring that computer to the nearest computer service center to reinstall the OS of that computer.

I had problems getting an Acer Extensa 4420 to boot or to enter bios. It would never complete the post. After taking it apart, changing the CMOS battery and making several other adjustments I read that a faulty DVD would cause the problem. I removed the DVD and it went right into Windows VISTA. So I put the DVD back in and had the same problems over again. The issue is a faulty DVD and has nothing to do with the motherboard, or the CMOS battery, or any of those other complex issues. It is simply a faulty DVD that refused to allow POST to proceed.

If your laptop appears to boot up and the hard disk LEDflashes, then the problem is probably a back light fault. This can be a faultyinverter or a faulty CCFL lamp. Please click on this link and follow myinstructions to identify the fault and possible fix :- http://www.fixya.com/support/r3598095-faulty_laptop_lcd_screen