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Memory Info

Indicates amount of installed memory, memory speed, channel mode (dual

 

or single), and type of memory installed.

 

 

Date/Time

Displays current date and time settings.

 

 

Boot Sequence

The computer attempts to boot from the sequence of devices specified in

 

this list.

 

NOTE: If you insert a boot device and restart the computer, this option

 

appears in the system setup menu. To boot from a USB memory device, select

 

the USB device and move it so it becomes the first device in the list.

 

 

Drives

 

 

 

Diskette Drive

Identifies and defines the floppy drive attached to the FLOPPY connector

 

on the system board as Off, USB, Internal, or Read Only.

 

 

Drives 0 through 1

Identifies the drives attached to the SATA connectors on the system board,

 

and lists the capacity for hard drives.

 

 

SATA Operation

Identifies and defines the SATA controller settings for RAID. You can set

 

the SATA controller to RAID Autodetect/AHCI, RAID Autodetect/ATA,

 

or RAID On.

 

 

Onboard Devices

 

 

 

Integrated NIC

You can set the NIC to On (default), Off, or On w/ PXE. When the On w/

Controller

PXE setting is active (available only for the future boot process), the

 

computer prompts you to press <Ctrl><Alt><b>. Pressing this key

 

combination causes a menu to display that allows you to select a method

 

for booting from a network server. If a boot routine is not available from the

 

network server, the computer attempts to boot from the next device in the

 

boot sequence list.

 

 

Integrated Audio

Enables or disables the onboard audio controller.

Controller

 

 

 

USB Controller

Set to On (default) so that USB devices will be detected and supported in

 

the operating system.

 

 

USB for FlexBay

This field enables and disables the internal USB for FlexBay.

 

Off = Internal USB for FlexBay is disabled.

 

On = Internal USB for FlexBay is enabled.

 

The factory default setting is On.

 

NOTE: This USB option appears only if a FlexBay device is installed.

 

 

Video

 

 

 

Primary Video

This setting specifies which video controller is primary when two video

 

controllers are present on the computer.

 

 

Video Memory Size

Offering selectable options of 1MB and 8MB, this field configures the

 

system memory allocation reserved for the integrated video controller.

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Contents W . d e l l . c o m s u p p o r t . d e l l . c o m Service Tag CD or DVD activity lightSeptember DD137 Contents Solving Problems Resolving Software and Hardware Incompatibilities Using Microsoft Windows XP System Restore103 Connecting and Disconnecting Drive CablesAdding a Second Hard Drive optional 110 104107 109Contents Finding Information What Are You Looking For? Find It Here Warranty informationFinding Information Microsoft Windows License Label Use the Service Tag toWhen you use Service Code to directFollow the instructions on the screen Click the topic that describes your problemClick the arrow icon Finding Information Printer Cable Setting Up a PrinterConnecting a USB Printer Setting Up and Using Your ComputerUSB connector on computer USB printer cable Connecting to the InternetSetting Up Your Internet Connection Playing CDs and DVDs DVD player includes the following basic buttons Adjusting the VolumeCopying CDs and DVDs Adjusting the PictureHow to Copy a CD or DVD Media Type Read Write Rewritable Using Blank CDs and DVDsHelpful Tips Using a Media Card Reader OptionalConnecting to a Network Adapter Setting Up a Home and Office NetworkNetwork cable Power ManagementNetwork Setup Wizard Connector Network adapter connector on computerPower Options Properties Standby ModeHibernate Mode Advanced Tab Power Schemes TabHibernate Tab About RAID ConfigurationsUsing RAID with Hard Drive Passwords RAID LevelSetting Your Computer to RAID-Enabled Mode Configuring Your Computer for RAIDDeleting a RAID Volume Creating a RAID Level 1 ConfigurationCreating a RAID Level 1 Configuration Rebuilding a Degraded RAID Level 1 Configuration Migrating to a RAID Level 1 ConfigurationHyper-Threading Solving Problems Troubleshooting TipsBattery Problems Drive ProblemsProblems writing to a CD/DVD-RW drive CD and DVD drive problemsHard drive problems Mail, Modem, and Internet ProblemsUse these characters in filenames Error MessagesMedia Card Reader Problems Computer stops responding Keyboard ProblemsLockups and Software Problems Computer does not start upSolid blue screen appears Program stops respondingProgram crashes repeatedly Program is designed for an earlier Windows operating systemOther software problems Memory ProblemsMouse Problems Power Problems Network ProblemsPrinter Problems Scanner Problems No sound from speakers Sound and Speaker ProblemsIf the screen is blank Video and Monitor ProblemsNo sound from headphones If the screen is difficult to read Solving Problems Light Pattern Problem Description Suggested Resolution Diagnostic LightsInstalling Memory on Light Pattern Problem DescriptionModule see Installing Memory on Modules without errorRepeat this process for each card. If Determine whether a conflict exists bySee Cards on Then restart the computerLight Pattern Problem Description Option Function Dell DiagnosticsDell Diagnostics Main Menu Tab Function What Is a Driver?Drivers Windows XP Reinstalling DriversUsing Windows XP Device Driver Rollback Identifying DriversRestoring Your Operating System Manually Reinstalling DriversResolving Software and Hardware Incompatibilities Restoring the Computer to an Earlier Operating State Using Microsoft Windows XP System RestoreCreating a Restore Point Enabling System Restore Using Dell PC Restore by SymantecUndoing the Last System Restore Removing Dell PC Restore Advanced Troubleshooting Turning Off Your Computer Removing and Installing PartsBefore You Begin Recommended ToolsBefore Working Inside Your Computer Front View of the Computer System shutdown SystemBack View of the Computer Removing the Computer Cover Removing and Installing Parts CD or DVD drive Floppy drive Hard drive Power supplyInside View of Your Computer Memory System Board ComponentsDDR2 Memory Overview Notch Memory module Cutouts Crossbar Installing MemorySecuring clips Connector Removing Memory Cards Installing an Expansion Card Not fully seated card Fully seated card Alignment guide Removing an Expansion Card Drive Panels Sliding plate lever Drive panel Removing the Drive PanelDrive-panel Insert tab Center drive-panel Removing the Drive-Panel InsertReplacing the Drive-Panel Insert Drive-panel Insert latch Drive panel Drive-panel insertReplacing the Drive Panel DrivesCD/DVD drives Connecting Drive CablesIDE Drive Addressing Power cable Drive Interface ConnectorsPower Cable Connector Serial ATA Connector Interface cable Interface connectorHard Drive Connecting and Disconnecting Drive CablesRemoving a Hard Drive Tabs Hard drive Removing and Installing PartsDrive Bracket rails Installing a Hard DrivePrimary hard drive Upper bay Adding a Second Hard Drive optionalRail tabs Removing a Floppy Drive Floppy DrivePage Drive Screws Installing a Floppy DrivePower cable Data cable Removing a Media Card Reader Media Card ReaderSliding plate lever Media Card Reader Media Card Reader Screws Installing a Media Card ReaderFlexBay cable Media Card Reader CD/DVD DriveRemoving a CD/DVD Drive Data cable Power cable Removing and Installing PartsSliding plate lever CD/DVD drive Installing a CD/DVD DriveDrive Screws Removing and Installing Parts Data cable Power cable Replacing the Battery BatteryReplacing the Computer Cover Battery Battery socketRemoving and Installing Parts Removing and Installing Parts System clock MHz data rate Appendix SpecificationsLevel 1 L1 cache At least 16 KB Level 2 L2 cache Pipelined-burst, eight-way set associative, write-back Sram100 101 102 Overview System SetupEntering System Setup System Setup Screen104 System Setup OptionsOr RAID On 105106 Remotely from Suspend Boot SequenceOption Settings 107108 Changing Boot Sequence for the Current BootChanging Boot Sequence for Future Boots 109 Clearing Forgotten Passwords110 Clearing Cmos SettingsCleaning Your Computer Computer, Keyboard, and Monitor111 MouseFloppy Drive CDs and DVDsDefinition of Third-Party Software and Peripherals Definition of Dell-Installed Software and PeripheralsDell Technical Support Policy U.S. Only FCC Notices U.S. Only113 Class a Class B114 Contacting DellFCC Identification Information 115 116 117 980-9-15-3978 118592 818 Colombia119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 Uruguay 13001344 373 01344 860131 132 Index 133 Index134 Index Index 135 136 Index USBIndex 137 138 Index
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