Dell XPS H233, XPS H266 manual Drive Cage Removal

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Drive Cage

drive cage

screw

drive cage slots

Figure 4-5. Drive Cage Removal

NOTE: The drive cage is the same in both the desktop and mini tower comput- ers. The drive cage in the mini tower computer is mounted 90 degrees clockwise from the one shown in Figure 4-5. This rotation positions the drives horizontally when the computer is set up.

Whenever you need to remove or install a drive in the drive cage, first remove the drive cage from the chassis as follows:

1.Remove the front bezel.

2.Note the location and orientation of all cables attached to drives installed in the drive cage. Then disconnect the cables.

3.Remove the screw that secures the drive cage to the chassis.

4.Slide the drive cage forward approximately one-half inch. Then lift it up and away from the chassis.

The side of the chassis contains a detent that secures the drive cage to the side of the chassis. The drive cage may be slightly difficult to slide forward until it detaches from this detent.

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Contents 659,&0$18$ Page HOOLPHQVLRQ36ä+DQG36+6\VWHPV Page Contents Chapter Removing and Replacing Parts Chapter Beep Codes and Error MessagesFigures IndexTables Page Read This First System Overview System Features Computer Orientation Desktop Computer Features Mini Tower Computer Features Advanced Expansion Subsystem Back-Panel Features TypicalHard-Disk Drive Options Eide SubsystemPower Supply Computer ServiceDC Power Cables DC Power DistributionDC Power Distribution DC Power Connector P1 DC Power Connector Pin AssignmentsDC Power Connectors P2, P3, P4, P5, and P6 Main Memory System Board11. System Board Jumpers System Board JumpersSystem-Board Jumper Descriptions Interrupt Assignments Interrupt AssignmentsDMA Channel Assignments DMA Channel AssignmentsTechnical Specifications Technical SpecificationsSystem Clocks Ports Power Technical Specifications Initial User Contact Basic TroubleshootingExternal Visual Inspection Observing the Boot Routine Internal Visual Inspection Eliminating Resource Conflicts Getting Help Running the DiagnosticsPost Beep Codes Beep Codes and Error MessagesPost Beep Codes System Error Messages System Error MessagesNvram System cannot boot Diskette in drive a From diskette in drive a Contains no operating System Precautionary Measures Removing and Replacing PartsComputer Cover Removal Computer CoverFront-Bezel Removal Mini Tower Chassis Front BezelFront-Panel Insert DrivesDrive Cage Removal Drive Cage25-Inch Drive Removal Inch DriveUpper 3.5-Inch Drive Removal Upper 3.5-Inch DriveLower 3.5-Inch Drive Removal Mini Tower Computer Only Lower 3.5-Inch Drive Mini Tower Computer Only5-Inch Diskette Drive Removal Inch Diskette Drive10. Primary Hard-Disk Drive Removal Primary Hard-Disk DriveSecondary Hard-Disk Drive 11. Secondary Hard-Disk Drive Assembly Removal12. Secondary Hard-Disk Drive Removal 13. Power Supply Removal Power Supply14. Microprocessor-Fan Assembly Removal Microprocessor Fan Assembly15. Card-Guide Assembly Removal Card Guide Assembly16. Control-Panel Board Removal Control Panel Board17. System Board Components System Board Components18. Expansion Card Removal Expansion Cards19. Simm Removal SIMMs21. SEC Cartridge and Heat Sink Removal SEC Cartridge and Heat Sink Assembly22. Battery Removal Battery23. System Board Removal System Board24. System Board Mountings 25. Guide-Bracket Assembly Removal System Setup Screens System Setup ProgramFigure A-1. Main Screen Table A-1. Main Screen Categories Main ScreenTable A-1. Main Screen Categories Figured option, unless you are using a hard-disk IDE Device Configuration SubmenuBoot Options Submenu Table A-3. Boot Options Submenu Categories Advanced Screen Peripheral Configuration Submenu Table A-5. Peripheral Configuration Submenu Categories Chipset Configuration Submenu PnP OS category appears Plug and Play Configuration SubmenuStatus category is set to Locked Security ScreenFigure A-9. Power Screen Table A-9. Power Screen Categories Power ScreenCheck the monitor documentation to make Figure A-10. Exit Screen Table A-10. Exit Screen Categories Exit ScreenPage Index Page Index
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XPS H233, XPS H266 specifications

The Dell XPS series has long been synonymous with premium laptops and high-performance computing. Among their notable offerings are the XPS H266 and XPS H233 models, which embody cutting-edge technology and thoughtful design.

The XPS H266 comes equipped with a vibrant 15.6-inch InfinityEdge display that provides an immersive visual experience with stunning clarity and a near-borderless design. This model includes options for 4K Ultra HD resolution, which elevates the viewing experience for users who require exceptional graphics and detail, whether for gaming, video editing, or content creation. The display also features touch capability, adding versatility for users who prefer an interactive experience.

Under the hood, the XPS H266 leverages the latest Intel Core processors, providing robust power and impressive performance in multitasking scenarios. Coupled with high-speed SSD storage and ample RAM options, this laptop is designed to handle demanding applications with ease. Additionally, the thermal management system ensures that the device remains cool and operational even during extended use.

On the other hand, the XPS H233 model offers a more compact alternative with a 13.3-inch display. This model retains the InfinityEdge technology, maintaining a sleek profile ideal for portability without compromising visual quality. The H233 is also powered by the latest Intel Core processors, allowing efficient power consumption and performance. Its lightweight design makes it suitable for on-the-go professionals and students who need a reliable device that fits comfortably in a bag.

Both models incorporate advanced connectivity options, including Thunderbolt and USB-C ports for fast data transfer and versatile charging solutions. They feature Wi-Fi 6 capabilities, ensuring users experience faster connectivity and improved performance in crowded environments. Security features, such as a fingerprint reader and IR camera for Windows Hello, provide peace of mind for users concerned about their data safety.

In terms of battery life, both the XPS H266 and XPS H233 are optimized for long usage periods, enabling users to work or play without the constant worry of needing to recharge.

Overall, the Dell XPS H266 and H233 models represent a blend of innovative technology, stylish design, and unparalleled performance, catering to a diverse audience from professionals to entertainment enthusiasts. With features that address the needs of today’s users, these laptops continue to uphold the esteemed reputation of the XPS lineup.
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