20 Most Recent Dell XPS One All-in-One TV Desktop with Intel Core 2 Duo Processor E4500 - (PRODUCT) RED Questions & Answers

have you installed the drivers properly?

can you post me the screen pic?

Manual eject on the XPS ONE A2010.
Remove back case 2 screws on the bottom. Now looking at CD/DVD drive remove the 2 screws for the led on the drive. And there it is the hidden manual eject hole....hope that helps

There should be a pinhole on the CD/DVD tray. Straighten out a paper clip and insert into hole.

As you look at the pins the jumper should be to the far left pins.

make sure that you have the cd facing the right direction when you insert it .the side with labeling on it should be facing out.

It's a boat anchor. Why in the world did you disable USB ports?

well your fan that sits on the CPU is not working properly and or the system fan...So you will have to get them replaced because the sytem know it will run hot if not replaced..you can go to a computer repair store near you and take the computer with you so they can open it and look at the fans and give you a price range or you can call dell because if it is new then its still under warrenty to get it replaced

I'm not sure if the motherboard supports SATA drives, so your best bet is getting any IDE (ATA) hard drive. It's up to you which kind you want. I've always been partial to Western Digital and Seagate.If you are running Windows XP then you shouldn't have a problem with having a larger hard drive, I know Windows 2000 had some issues with them that required registery editing.

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If I understand your issue, it sounds like the display works fine until it loads Windows, and then it has the error? It sounds to me like the video card drivers are crashing. This may be the case if you have recently updated them, or installed a new video card. I would recommend getting the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website on a CD, SD card, or USB drive, and then boot your computer in safe mode. Once in safe mode, install the new drivers, and see if that will help. You could also try using your onboard (integrated) video card if your motherboard has one. This could help rule out if the monitor is at fault. Just make sure your BIOS has the integrated card as a secondary video device if it the (I'm assuming PCIex16) peripheral card isn't found.

You need to go to a pc repair shop and have them help you get your emails back.

Try restoring to an earlier date before you lost your emails. Go to the start menu, system, restore. The restore option will show you a calendar with available restore points.If your emails are still on the server, you may be able to get them by going to mail2web.com.

Try looking for it on the sides of the unit.

You have to open the webcam software to activate or startthe webcam. There is no button to push or switch to turn on. Thewebcam software is somewhere in the program list. Click Start/Programs thensearch for any reference to webcam or camera. Sometimes the webcam mightbe inside one of the manufacturers folders in the program list so search thefolders for it. Some manufacturers have something like EntertainmentExperience that will open and show all the entertainment devices such as thedvd drive, webcam, media player, etc. if you see it click it to launch itthen click on the webcam or camera icon. If you lost the webcam driver or software you can always go download and reinstall it from the manufacturers website.Get onlineand got to www.google.com In the google search box type: "DellSupport" (without the quotes and put your manufacturer name before Support). Look for downloads and drivers. Enter your model number and operatingsystem when requested. Download and install the Webcam drivers.Try using ManyCamYoucan always download Manycam and install it. Go to www.google.com and inthe search box type: "download.cnet.com" (without the quotes). Click on the link to go to the site. When the site opens look down on theleft and you will see a gray area that says Find Software. Type"Manycam" (without the quotes) in the white search area then hit thesearch mirror. When it brings back your results look for the one thatsays ManyCam Virtual Webcam. Down load it and install it. Make sureyou remove the check box on any junky programs it would like to install. Youonly want to install ManyCam, no additions whatsoever during the install. ManyCam is totally FREE and easy to use, and you will always know where yourwebcam software is.

LOL, good luck, hope you don't have to put it in the shop because you'll be without everything on an All-In-One. The worst concept ever invented.Try downloading and installing the webcam drivers.

Get online and got to www.google.com In the google search box type: "Dell Support" (without the quotes and put your manufacturer name before Support). Look for downloads and drivers. Enter your model number and operating system when requested. Download and install the Webcam drivers.

You can always download Manycam and install it. Go to www.google.com and in the search box type: "download.cnet.com" (without the quotes). Click on the link to go to the site. When the site opens look down on the left and you will see a gray area that says Find Software. Type "Manycam" (without the quotes) in the white search area then hit the search mirror. When it brings back your results look for the one that says ManyCam Virtual Webcam. Down load it and install it. Make sure you remove the check box on any junky programs it would like to install. You only want to install ManyCam, no additions whatsoever during the install. ManyCam is totally FREE and easy to use, and you will always know where your webcam software is.

it's probably on the floor, it's a box-y looking thing the rest of the speakers should plug into it. it's plugs into the wall so i'd start there and follow all the cords until you find it.... If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joel_63c670a84e9f6a97

Reinstall the audio drivers for your computer.Find them on the CD that came with your computer system or search for them on the Dell website.Take care!damnor01

The Dell has a VGA port 15 pin DSub connector and if your TV has a 15 pin viseo connector the you need a 15 pin video cable. Check the connectors on the Dell and TV so you get the correct connectors. You will need to select the computer input on your TV so it can display the Dell computer video images.

Power supply issue. Electrolytic capacitors likely failed completely.If you replace them, replace all of the electrolytics int he power supply, and make sure to use the high ripple current types.

HelloThe boot sector of your machine gone bad, needs new installation, if you have installation CD then put it in your drive and boot the system. it will install the new OS in your computer otherwise contact some expert to do so.Good Luck