20 Most Recent Dell Inspiron E1705, Intel Core 2 Duo T5300 , 17" WSXGA+ LCD, 1GB DDR2 SDRAM, 256MB ATI V... PC Notebook - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Hi Michael, My name is Pradeep and I work for Dell's Social Media Team. Please click on this link: http://bit.ly/1FbkKat to manage add-ons/extensions on google chrome. Pradeep Lokesh Social Media and Community Professional Order Status: http://del.ly/61822hij Download Drivers: http://del.ly/61832hid

have you tried right click screen and set desktop personalize scroll to bottom advance setting change resolution to 1366 -768 or what is recomended hop[e this helps

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Good luck, HP will ask you for the receipt or you can use a service that will charge you ~$40 to send you a backdoor code. Best bet is to call HP and give them the number they request, usually a service number from a BIOS boot screen.

It will depend on your operating system

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Dell uses a 3 pin charger.. inner ring, outer ring, and center pin. The center pin tells the laptop what the rating of the charger is. Is the pin broken? or bent.. or perhaps the charger is bad

Hi Amruta, My name is Pradeep and I work for Dell's Social Media Team. Please try connecting spare battery and let us know the status. Please go ahead and power off this system and when you power it on at the Dell logo, keep tapping the F2 key repeatedly for 3-4 times this will take you to the system set up. In the system set up navigate to the Advance tab, check for Battery Health. Reset the battery and let us know the status. Pradeep Lokesh Social Media and Community Professional Order Status: http://del.ly/61822hij Download Drivers: http://del.ly/61832hid

go into your displaying settings in your control panel

go into user account in your control panel

Download Adobe Reader

I don't think the motherboard will support 32 bit operating system.

you can do that through display settings .. right click on empty space on your desktop .. goto preferences. or goto control panel - display settings .. and you should be able to modify the same to desirable settings. if that does not help .. then call 1-877-805-1027 for expert help

This answer relates to keyboard hardware issue only.

On powering on PC look for keyboard lights flashing.
If no flash. Power down. Remove/replace kbd plug.
If still no flash of lights then please read on.

If kbd is old ps/2 type. Which is small round, sometimes purple, plug.
Ensure its not in not in the similar mouse socket.
Check for bent pin in plug.
ps/2 sockets can fail (as can keyboards)
If no joy and no other ps/2 keyboard works, consider replacing with usb type.

If kbd is usb type, do power off/on look for lights flashing.
If no flash of lights, try in different usb port.
Try replacing keyboard.

Hope this helps.

Scott, does the system post? do you have any DATA on hte system you would like to keep?