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My 6000d screen flickers after its been on for a while and it will just go out everynow and then. The screen turns to a lost cable TV connection fuzz when it goes out (weird). Is this my X300 dying or is it the screen itself. I'm tired of dealing with the Dell techs. I'll call them as my last resort. I can use anyones advice.
What is the proper way to clean the inside of a 6000D. My temps are very high, and I know its because of the dirt inside my fan and vents. Can I use a PC can of air to blow away the dirt on the fan? I don't want the solution hurt any of the nearby hardware components. What methods do you guys use. THANKS
Hey everyone As I've stated before, I'm graduating in Dec. (3.5 years) and I'm currently doing an internship with a major retail company and I've done an internship with a smaller oil company. I'm doing windows SharePoint development, learning C# and VB.NET, and I have a list of the other programming skills (too much to name). I was wondering, what are some of yalls salaries (especially people living in the south). I'm curious because I'm currently trying to find...
Well I am a CIS major and I'm currently doing a IT internship with a major retail company. CIS and MIS are more on the business side, just in case you don't want to program for the rest of your life. I'm a senior in college and I must agree with everyone else, YOU MUST LUV THIS STUFF. I love IT and any thing related to it. I'm a trained programmer, self-taught designer, and I'm currently teaching my self all sorts of things. You must have a drive to learn in IT because its...
Quote: So are you saying the problem was because of Bootmagic, and now that both OS's are working now? Yep, that's what I'm saying. BootMagic conflicted with the 2 partitions. It never acknowledged that both of them existed. It only did this when I finished installing both 0S's. Windows disabled the BootMagic partion and started using its own.
Yeah I disabled Bootmagic. The stupid software doesn't work. But Partition Magic works like a charm. It doesn't matter which OS is installed first. The XP loader gave me dual options anyway and it never hangs. My OS's are working like a charm.
Quote: It might be that Professional just doesn't install over Media Center. Probably so. The only reasoning I was trying to install it over Media Center is because I didn't want to reformat and reinstall everything. I just wanted to upgrade. It's possible because I did it with my old Gateway notebook. But now I like having 2 OS's. I develop on XP Pro and I game/do everyday tasks on Media Center. XP Pro is a lot faster also. It's very noticable when...
Ok here's the route that I took. I installed Partition Magic and Bootmagic. Then, I Split my partition between 60GB for Media Center and about 40gb for XP PRO. I booted from cd since it wouldn't let me install throught Windows. Now I have the best of both worlds OS's for entertainment and work. There's definitely something built in though. Dell thinks they are slick. People will start complaining like hell when Vista comes out and their customers find out that they can't...
Yall, stop the jokes. I've already tried this before I've even posted. I am a programmer/web designer. Theres something within the BIOS that stops you from upgrading the OS. Don't even post if you don't have anything helpful to say. Find Something better to do.
Which heat sink does a 9300 with 128mb X300 have
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