Dell 4100 specifications Reinstalling Windows

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7.If the mouse tutorial starts, press to exit and then press .

8.Click the setting for the region closest to where you live, and then click Next.

9.Click the graphic that matches your keyboard layout, and then click Next.

10.In the User Information window, type your name and, optionally, company name, and then click Next.

Read the License Agreement.

11.Click I accept the Agreement, and then click Next.

12.Type the Windows product key in the fields provided, and then click Next.

The product key is the bar code number found on the Microsoft Windows label, which is located on the computer.

13.When the Start Wizard window appears, click Finish.

The Enter Windows Password window appears. Type your user name and password and click OK, or click OK to continue without setting a password.

14.If the Date/Time Properties window appears, adjust the date and time properties, click Apply, and then click OK.

Windows updates the system settings and restarts your computer.

15.If you set a password in step 13, type your password and click OK. If you did not set a password, click OK.

16.Reinstall the appropriate drivers.

17.Reenable your virus protection software.

Reinstalling Windows 2000

NOTICE: The Operating System CD provides options for reinstalling the Windows 2000 operating system. The options can potentially overwrite files installed by Dell and possibly affect programs installed on your hard drive. Therefore, Dell does not recommend that you reinstall your operating system unless instructed to do so by a Dell technical support representative.

1.Turn on the computer, and enter the system setup program as directed by a Dell technical support representative or by performing the following steps:

a.Shut down the computer, and then turn on the computer.

b.Before the computer boots into Windows, press to enter the system setup program.

c.Press to move to the Boot menu.

d.In the system setup program Boot menu, follow the instructions on the screen to change the boot sequence so that the CD or DVD drive boots first. Then insert the Operating System CD into the drive.

e.Press to save your changes and exit the system setup program.

f.Press any key to boot the computer from the CD.

2.When the Windows 2000 Setup window appears, ensure that the To setup Win2000 now, press ENTER option is highlighted. Then press

.

3.Read the information in the License Agreement window, and then press to continue.

4.When the Windows 2000 Professional Setup window appears, press the arrow keys to select the Windows 2000 partition option that you want. Then press the key for the partition option you chose.

5.When the Windows 2000 Professional Setup window reappears, press the arrow keys to select the type of file system that you want Windows 2000

to use, and then press . The installation takes 25-45 minutes.

6.Press again to restart your computer.

7.Click Next when the Welcome to the Windows 2000 Setup Wizard window appears.

8.When the Regional Settings window appears, select your region, and then click Next.

9.Enter your name and organization in the Personalize Your Software window, and then click Next.

10.Enter the Windows product key, which is printed on the Microsoft label on your computer. Then click Next.

11.When the Computer Name and Administrator Password window appears, enter a name for your computer and a password, if desired. Then click Next.

12.Enter the date and time in the Date and Time Settings window, and then click Next.

Windows 2000 installs components and configures the computer.

13.When the Completing the Windows 2000 Setup Wizard window appears, remove the CD from the drive, and then click Finish.

The computer automatically restarts.

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Contents Hints, Notices, and Cautions Dell InspironAbbreviations and Acronyms Features of the Dell Diagnostics Using the Dell DiagnosticsWhen to Use the Dell Diagnostics Starting the Dell DiagnosticsAdvanced Testing Main Screen Advanced TestingDiagnostics Menu Advanced Testing Help MenuConfirming the System Configuration Information Help Description CategoryPin Signal Definition Ports and Connector Pin-OutsSerial Connector Port LocationsDocking Connector Parallel ConnectorPin Signal PS/2 Connector USB Connector Video ConnectorVideo TV-Out Connector Video Composite Video Pin SignalPower Options Properties Conserving PowerPower Conservation Modes Click Performance and MaintenancePower Schemes Tab Portable/Laptop default Home/Office Always OnPower Meter Tab Hibernate Tab Back to Contents Preparing to Work Inside the Computer Removing and Replacing PartsRecommended Tools Screw Identification System Components Exploded ViewPalm Rest Inserts Display Cover Hard Drive AssemblyRemoving the Hard Drive Adding a Daughter Card Modem Replacing the Hard DriveMemory Module Module Bay DevicesRemoving the Memory Module Cover Removing the Memory Modules Replacing the Memory ModulesRemoving the Mini PCI Card Mini PCI Card AssemblyReplacing the Mini PCI Card Keyboard Assembly Removing the KeyboardReplacing the Keyboard Display Assembly Page Removing the 14.1-Inch Display Bezel Removing the 14.1-Inch Display PanelRemoving the Display Latch Display LatchReplacing the 14.1-Inch Display Panel Replacing the Display LatchRemoving the Hinge Covers Hinge CoversReplacing the Hinge Covers Remove the display assembly and hinge covers Palm RestPage Microprocessor Thermal Cooling Assembly Removing the Microprocessor Module Replacing the Microprocessor Thermal Cooling AssemblyMicroprocessor Module Replacing the Microprocessor ModuleReserve Battery Flashing the BiosRemoving the Reserve Battery Replacing the Reserve Battery System Speaker AssemblyRemoving the Speaker Assemblies Page Replacing the Speaker Assemblies System Board AssemblyRemoving the System Board Replacing the System Board Replacing the Battery and Module Bay Latches Back to Contents System Setup Screens System Setup ProgramViewing the System Setup Screens OverviewChanging COM Ports Changing Printer ModesEnabling the Infrared Sensor Accessing Help Files Solving ProblemsPower Problems If the display is blank Error MessagesVideo and Display Problems Click Control Panel Click Add or Remove ProgramsIf you have a problem with external speakers Sound and Speaker ProblemsIf you have a problem with integrated speakers If the display is difficult to readModems Properties window, click Dialing Properties Printer ProblemsModem and Internet Connection Problems Close the Modems Properties windowExternal Keyboard Problems Scanner ProblemsTouch Pad or Mouse Problems Unexpected CharactersIf you cannot save a file to a floppy drive Drive ProblemsIf you cannot play a CD, CD-RW, or DVD Network Problems General Program ProblemsIf Your Computer Gets Wet Mail ProblemsError messages appear Program stops respondingReinstalling Drivers and Utilities Resolving Other Technical ProblemsIf You Drop or Damage Your Computer Reinstalling the Modem or Network Adapter Driver Windows XP Manually Reinstalling DriversUsing the Windows XP Device Driver Rollback Reinstalling the Modem or Network Adapter Driver WindowsWindows XP Click Performance and Maintenance, and then click SystemResolving Software and Hardware Incompatibilities Windows Me Click the System Restore tab Using System Restore Creating a Restore Point Click File SystemReinstalling Windows XP Reinstalling WindowsUndoing the Last System Restore Restoring the Computer to an Earlier Operating StateReinstalling Windows Me Double-clickRefresh Windows OSReinstalling Windows Enabling Hibernate Support System Specifications Audio CommunicationsVideo DisplayTouch Pad BatteryKeyboard Track StickPhysical EnvironmentalDisplay Latch Tour of Your ComputerFront View DisplayTouch Pad MicrophoneDevice Status Lights Keyboard Status LightsLeft Side View Security Cable Slot Right Side ViewHard Drive SpeakersNetwork Connector Audio ConnectorsModem Connector Infrared SensorParallel Connector Video TV-Out ConnectorSerial Connector Back ViewUSB Connector Docking ConnectorPS/2 Connector Video Monitor ConnectorModule Release Latch Battery Release LatchBottom View Docking Device Latch
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