20 Most Recent Dell Studio 1537 Laptop Computer PC Desktop Questions & Answers

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Sounds Like you need to Navigate to "Sounds" on your control Panel the Check to see if its there. If so Make it default after enabling it. If not got to Troubleshooting and run that it should clear that problem up

not good. usually that means the drive is bad. use til it goes out.most likely your gonna have to buy one down the road. look into ebay to buy.

Hi, It could be under 'SHOW HIDDEN ICONS' on bottom right corner of the screen. It might have been disabled/unchecked from MSCONFIG. You can try re-installing Touchpad Drivers from : http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/DriverDetails/Product/studio-1537?driverId=28N0P&osCode=WLH&fileId=2731109384&languageCode=EN&categoryId=IN Let me know if you need any further help on this. Thanks

Get a new or used CD/DVD Drive

Install the driver of your sound card.

Which Buttons? What do you mean they are not working?Download and reinstall the touchpad drivers.

Get online and got to www.google.com In the google search box type: "Dell Support" (without the quotes and put your manufacturer name before Support). Look for downloads and drivers. Enter your model number and operating system when requested. Download and install the touchpad drivers.

HiRight click CD icon in My computer, then choose Eject.If it didn't work, then you need to get 'Needle' and inject it in the cd-device hole ( beside the light) smoothly to get the cd ejected.Please tell us your resultsRegards

POSSIBLY a virus.
First of all, straighten out a paperclip and poke it gently through the small hole in the DVD drive bezel, this will release the stuck CD and you can then try and repair the installation. I suspect that if you cannot access Windows, you might need to do a full reinstall.

Before doing so, try and remove the hard drive and hook it up to a desktop as a slave drive, recover the data you want to keep.

Now, replace the hard drive, and boot to the bios, (assume you have a SATA drive)

In the Bios change the SATA drive settings from AHCI to ATA. Save and reboot with your installation CD in the drive, re-install windows...

Most likely, it's not due to the computer, it's due to bandwidth. Either you're direct connection to the internet, or the bandwidth you pay for from your internet service provider...
1.) So, if you're connected wirelessly, try connecting directly with a CAT5(or 5E, or 6) ethernet cable, that will speed your connection up A LOT.
2.) If you ARE connected by cable, check your download/upload limits set by your internet service provider. If you have only dial-up, it probably won't be fast enough. You'd need at least a DSL or ADSL connection, cable broadband is best.
Hope that helps!

It's possible that your Screen Inverter, a small thin curcuit panel behind the screen frame at the bottom of the screen, is beginning to wear out. This is a very simple repair for any qualified laptop repair person.

Regards,

Selk

Use like a flat head screw driver and bump the key to make sure its still in the up mode and not locked down on the key. It will work, it has happened to myself before and this solution has worked

In most cases that is an issue with the registry pertaining to some registry keys. Details are here. Should hopefully solve it.

you can use the combination of fn+ up arrow key
or fn+F4

The PnPDeviceProblemCode 19 is due to a driver issue or firmware.Consult the Manufactures website and download either or.

Well, just noticed, it is Dell Studio. I would recommend below mentioned things, I would suggest reinstalling of the driver. Before you do that, please make sure to know, what sound card is installed on your PC and download the relevant driver from Dell Support site. Go to dell.com/support and click on "Drivers and Downloads". Enter the "Service Tag" of your laptop and Click "Go". Download the audio drivers from "Audio Category"
Step 1: Right click on My Computer Icon and Go to properties
Step 2: If on Vista, from left hand side "Click on Device Manager"
Step 3: Go to "Sound, Video" and select the relevant list item and uninstall the driver by pressing a right click...
Step 4: Once the uninstall is complete, reinstall the downloaded driver from Dell.
this should eliminate the Drivers' issue and if it still doesn't work, it may be the hardware issue..Just let me know, how this goes..Please feel free to message me, if you need any assistance...
thanks,

Hi,
Try running the diagnostics on the computer to check if all the hardware is working fine. The diagnostics would take atleast 2 hrs to complete but would do a through check for the same. I have come accross the same issue on the said laptop and we have ended up replacing the system fan for the same.

To run the diagontics
1. Shut down the system
2. Press and hold the FN key on the keyboard and press the power button to start the system
3. Follow the screen prompts to run the diagnostics.

Note and post back any error codes if any

Thanks for using fixya
Proton

Call a computer repair shop, they should know.