20 Most Recent Dell Inspiron Mini 10 Notebook - Page 7 Questions & Answers

find the memory and either swap it or take it out and put it back in again...success

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My dell inspiron mini 10 won't boot.There is just a flash of white light then a flash of amber light when I press the power button. That's it, nothing else. I've removed the battery and unplugged the unit and put it back together and it still does the same thing. HELP!

it's processor failuresince it's a notebook,i suggest you to bring it to notebook center,if you're not familliar with notebooks hardwarei'm so sorry,i can help you with a video,but i don't have any camera,so good luck

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Hello,Just right click on your mouse and you will get a list of things. Go all the way to the bottom of the list to personalize. Left click on it and it will take you to your screen savers.

Are you sure a keyboard key isn't stuck? Try checking whether the shift or capslock keys have become stuck, also consider the possibility that someone could have changed your password. If that doesn't help, you should try this software. Use another windows PC capable of burning CDs.

May be a bad Battery.Remove the battery, and see if the LED light stays white. If so you either have a bad battery, or the charging circuit is bad.The charging circuit is controlled by Power MOSFET's. If this circuit is bad, it may be ceramic capacitors that are the problem, or the Power MOSFET's.?O_O?A basic example of what I am 'talking' about, and using HP laptops as an example,http://mayohardware.blogspot.com/2010/04/important-parts-on-dv6000-and-dv9000.htmlPower MOSFET;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_MOSFETHopefully it is just a bad Battery. (If it is near a year old, it is at the end of it's 'Lifecycle' )Regards,joecoolvette

you need to get drivers. if you don't have them on a disk you'll have to download them on another pc and put them on a usb stick or something similar and then install them on your laptop.

Plug your adapter into the wall first and then plug it in to the laptop.

Reinstall the audio driver.

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check to see if they are disabled in the BIOS, if they are turn them on, next check the device manager to see if they are present in there, if not download the drivers for them from dell's web site, if they are there check if they are disabled in the device manager, if so enable them. you can also change the power settings for them in the device manager by click in the box for power management as after 10min of no activity the power down which can cause some devices attached to lose communication.

If you want to clear the browser cashe, open Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, etc.Press Ctrl+Shift+delete keys. Select items you want to delete.If you want to clear browsing history, open browser, Press Ctrl+Shift+H and history box appears. Open, Highlight and press delete.If you want to clear cookies and temp files on computer, then search computer for Prefetch, and delete all contents, then search for %temp% and clear the contents that delete. To clear all of %temp% folder, restart computer and repeat delete steps as soon as computer opens fully. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gene_9f0ef4df2f9897e7