Dell XPS - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

I believe you have used the wrong type of CMOS battery. Try putting the old one back in and see if it will boot. If not the CMOS NAND chip may be broken. If this is the case contact Dell and order a new one.

e210882, so we must guess what PC this is?is it?WOW you got me, let me guess a ebay trash mobo sold neat there. and you read that e210882 (BUGUS #)

Beeps are not unusual when starting up a computer. It is not Normal for Beeps to be consistent. Sometimes repetitive beeps are a signal the Video section may experiencing mixed signals, battery power is unstable, overheating of fan or heatsinks are indicated. Perhaps you may wish to have the system checked by a professional to avoid a FUTURE disaster.

put the dvd in... select files you wish to burn to dvd... then burn them.

To Assist you further, please let me know the Operating System that is installed on your System and also brief me the exact error message that you get on the screen.

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have you set it as your primary recording device under options?

time to replace the the hard drive with a SSD drive for that one will make your system faster and it will last 4 years or more. The harddrive is bad

get a usb wifi stick and plug it in and see if finds the drivers and if it does try to connect to the internet. if it does it has solved one problem that it might be the hard drive is getting bad and will not read the drivers of the hard drive and if so it might be time to replace the hard drive with a SSD and it will make the comptuer faster and will last longer than the old hard drives. and or have to replace the wifi card.

Any error code for a hard drive isn't good, and should be reason to get a new one right away. So long as the drive is still able to be accessed, you have a chance of retrieving your data. There are free utilities to help you 'clone' the data to a new drive, but you may want to ask a tech-minded friend for help if you've never done it before. It sounds like the drive isn't dead yet, but is definitely on its way out. Good luck!

there is a head phone jack in the front and the back. have you tried them both?

time to replace the mouse

the problem is that the program is set to oly record. I do not know if ther is a program that will let you do this for you would have to use external speakers and I do not know if it would even be loud enough to use anyway. it mght go loud but not be able to get a clear sould out of it. really the only way to do that is to go and get a karoake machine becasue they are made for that. you can hook up your laptop to it and play music through it. but now your cell phone will work too.

is this wifi. no total system stated, we cant guess what you have in total. id join a forum for Harman Kardon AVR 365 ask them, my guess firewall issues,? ports blocked by the router or the ISP. diagnosis is tedious.

Just a thought: Unplug the KB and mouse, wait a few seconds, then reinsert them. That's with the computer running. They are USB mouse and KB, right? Please click the Comment button to reply.

It is a 2007 model laptop. It has a 2 megapixel camera and is expected to be outdated and would not be able to compete with today's webcams. Yes, buying an external camera is the best option for you here. Here is the link of an article in 2007 when the laptop was first released. https://www.engadget.com/2007/08/23/dell-m1730-gets-confirmed-specs-and-release-date

On the mother board is an internal battery (round, silver type). Try replacing it and see if that fixes the issue.

Sounds like the fans need cleaned or replaced. If the board and or the processor get to hot they may actually throw an error code. Try cleaning it and making sure the fans are moving.

LCD cable is loose inside PC, need to be opened up and reseated or replaced, if under warranty call DELL support to request onsite tech to repair.