I have used gmail in standard mode for a year. Lately when I try to open the time bar labeled "loading [email protected] stops at about half a bar for about two minutes. Then the message " This is taking to long try to reload" I click reload and the gmail site opens immediately. If I switch to HTML mode I don't have this problem bur I want to work in standard mode. How to fix?

There can be several reasons why Gmail is not loading on your Dell XPS 8700 Desktop. Firstly, you need to make sure that you are using a browser compatible for using Gmail. The browsers that support Gmail are Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari.
(Note: Internet Explorer does not support "Desktop Notifications" feature while only Google Chrome supports "Gmail Offline" feature.)

If you are using a compatible browser but still unable to load Gmail, make sure that you are using a browser version compatible with your Windows version. To check this, you can refer to the respective Microsoft Support page of your Windows version. Following is the link for Microsoft Support Center:
http://support.microsoft.com/

If you are still unable to resolve the issue, you can try one-by-one the following solutions suggested by Google Support:

Solution 1:

A few programs like internet security apps, anti-virus, or a few firewall applications can prevent Gmail from loading. Some of the common examples include AVG, Avast!, McAfee, and Norton. If you are using any one of these, you can try disabling them temporarily and see if Gmail loads correctly. If it loads, contact the support team of the respective software causing the issue so that you can make necessary changes in its settings to support loading Gmail henceforth. In the meanwhile, you can enable the security program you previously disabled to keep your system security intact though this may disallow you to load Gmail till the changes in the settings are made.

If temporarily disabling one or more programs listed above do not resolve your issue, enable them promptly and try the next solution mentioned below.

Solution 2:

Have you added any extensions or add-ons to your browser recently? At times, such additions may also prevent Gmail from loading correctly. One quick way you can use to confirm if one or more extensions or add-ons are restricting Gmail from loading is to try using safe mode/ incognito/ private browsing mode of your browser. This will disable all the extensions added to your browser and help you to check if any one of them was causing issues for Gmail.

Note:
1) To use "No Add-on" mode of Internet Explorer, you can refer to the following link:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/how-browser-addons-affect-computer#1TC=windows-7
2) To use "Safe Mode" in Mozilla Firefox, you can refer to the following link:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-firefox-issues-using-safe-mode
3) To use "Incognito" mode in Chrome, you can refer to the following link:
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95464?hl=en
4) To deal with add-ons or extensions in Safari, refer to the following link:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3230

If disabling extensions and add-ons helps Gmail to load properly, you can try going into the normal mode of your browser and disable add-ons or extensions one-by-one to check which one is causing the issue. If you are able to detect the one that is preventing Gmail from loading correctly, you may need to refer to the support page of the respective add-on for proper resolution.

If these solutions do not resolve your issue, refer to the following Google Support page to find some more solutions:
(Note: You need to select "No" each time for "Did that solve the problem?" on the following link to expand further solutions.)
https://support.google.com/mail/troubleshooter/2753861?hl=en#ts=2753863,2754008,2754075,2754019,2754022,2754026,2754030,2754034

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Hi what browser are you using, It sounds like it could be your web browser cache try downloading and install ccleaner its free and will remove all temp files and cache files from your pc.
Also make sure your antivirus is upto date (Avast is FREE) and you run a anti-spyware program like spybot (free)

Usually this is because the display has been changed from 16:9 (widescreen) mode to 4:3 (standard) mode. On the front panel there's a button labelled "4:3 in Wide." Press this button to return to Widescreen mode. If it says "OSD Locked" then you need to hold the "Menu" key for several seconds to unlock the controls, before changing it to widescreen.

If that doesn't correct the problem then you need to adjust your computer's output resolution to a 16:9 ratio like 1920x1080 (1080p) or 1280x720 (720p.)

if you can get the page open, see if you can load it in HTML mode, this is lighter in data, and hopefully should render better over dialup connections.

the message itself does suggest this: "or using basic HTML mode."

try to use a different network or email server.....
if u can go to gmail and all ur problems will be solved.....as they will import all ur email u dont get......
www.gmail.com

Make sure you are typing the right user with the right password. Also keep in mind that you can't have two gmail accounts opened on the same browser.

When you say TOP TRAY, do you mean a paper drawer, or the BYPASS TRAY? If the labels won't feed into the bypass but bond paper does, check to see if your labels are made for inkjet printers. Go to www.avery.com and contact Avery customer support to see what product they recommend for your MFC. Labels made for plain paper printers sometimes do not work for inkjets, and vice-a-versa.

Sounds like it has some internal damage. I think you need a tech savvy person to open it up and check if the display didn't move in its mount, shifting the connections. My best guess is a shipment to garmin. They do have a standard repair price. Maybe you can get your hands on a defective one with a good display and have the tech savvy guy swap the display.

I have a manual for CM 725 if someone still needs it.

Try opening up unit and using canned air and blow it out - sometimes simple dirt causes things like this While inside glance and see if you don't have some old tape or bits of labels that have come off and are anywhere inside that might be hanging the various working areas. Try using cd cleaning disk and vhs cleaning tape Without seeing this not sure what is causing it but may be something simple like the dust or pieces of label causing problems or the little rubber "tires" and other rubber components having gotten stretched out and slipping.