Dell studio 1737 mic driver missing

Dear Janice,
The light under the Caps key must have burned out. Take your laptop to a Dell service center and get it repaired.

For to turn on the microphone ..in case it isd not working ...just double click on the speaker icon in the tray system on task bar..and the volume control will kick in ..If you have the mic displayed on the list ..just raze the volume ..and be sure is not muted...if you do not have it in the list ..click on options ..than properties..and a list with the devices will appear...check the case for the mic..in both ..playback ..and in the record list ..than ..leave it on the playback list ...and go back to the volumes...Make sure the wave is razed..and the mic volume as well...and non of the ones you have to use is muted..
after that the mic will work in any application ...if the windows default or the name of the sound driver is choosen in the options under the mic or ..in the mic area..under the reccording ..

HI,
Please get the driver here : www.multi-cam.net/camera_downloads.html
www.nodevice.com/driver/category/Digital_Cameras.html
www.nodevice.com/driver/category/PC_Camera.html

Kind Regards, Jay__9ojf05

If you are able to get into the windows the you can go to the control panel and change the password for the current account... In the control panel under user accounts you will have the option...
If you are not able to get into the windows... Then please reinstall the version of windows using the disc and then set a password for the new copy of windows

I just followed the instructions in the manual I downloaded at http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/1735/en/index.htm

It's much more narly than working in a big tower, but the only really tough part for me was lifting up the front panel just above the keyboard--I accidentally disabled the media control buttons. Apart from that it was pretty straight forward--lots of steps, but each simple.

install the touch pad driver and the configure the seetings in control pannel

This issue can be solved by downloading the BIOS update and Dell Quickset Applications.

Go to support.dell.com

Download the BIOS and Quickset. And tehn install.

Go to Control Panel --> Mouse


Under Device Settings there is a Disable button where you can disable the internal pointing device.


With Windows Vista and newer models there is also usually a Check box where you can Disable internal pointing device when an External USB pointing device is attached.

The check box is usually the better option if available.

Hi,

You can try the steps below and this definately should fix the issue.

Download and install the latest touchpad driver:
Uninstall the touchpad driver:
1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. When the Control Panel window appears, double-click the Add or Remove Programs icon.
3. Locate the software for your keyboard or mouse in the list below.
• Microsoft IntelliPoint software
• Logitech software
• DellTouch software
• Synaptics software
• Alps software
• Set Point software
4. Click to highlight the device name and then click the Remove button.
5. Follow the prompts to uninstall the input device driver/software.
Download and Install the Latest Touchpad Driver Available:
Please follow the link below to install the latest touchpad driver.

http://tinyurl.com/5k9tth

1. Locate “Input device drivers” and click on (+) sign next to it.
2. Select “Touchpad”, click Download Now. You may receive a warning and an option to run or save the file.
3. Click Save.
4. When the Save As window appears, designate a folder (desktop) to save the file that is being downloaded, and then click Save.
5. When the download is complete, go to desktop and locate the same file.
6. Right click on it and run as administrator.
7. Click on allow and follow the simple instructions to update the touchpad driver.
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Regards,
Musheer.

I have a Dell Studio 1737. I have install IDT 92HD73C1 v6.10 2009-02-17, Dell packed R204591.exe.
In the Control panel Sound, tab Voice, Mic device click button "Volumen" (spanish version) and select Internal Mic insted of Mic.
Thanks,
Juanma