Recent content by HarishKAtDell

Hi Stonk Apologies for the delayed response. As the issue seems intermittent & also the Caps lock flashing when you tried the Fn + Power is normally a memory related issue. As you had mentioned earlier that you have tried most of things, if you have already tried reseating the memory modules...

Hi Stonk Check the link below for the manual- that can help you in re seating components. Unable to get more info from the LED error codes for this PC. The system also includes Beep codes, which can be triggered by holding the Fn button and turn the PC on with teh power button. You will have...

Hi Jiannn37, Even though it would run at SATA 2, 840 Pro would be better compared to Basic due to reasons mentions by Prostar. But again it would come down to the cost & the reason for upgrade.

Hi lalala_lalala I assume you are using a XPS L501X Laptop with a 15.6 Inches HDF, LED, True life screen. You could consider the following. http://www.amazon.co.uk/DELL-1JC2N-01JC2N-LAPTOP-SCREEN/dp/B00BGBGL8M

Hi Stronk, LED codes are specific to system models at times (Need info in system model), But normally the code on your PC is related to the wireless card. Heat is one of the main reasons for components to fail. Would advise you to consider cleaning the fan vents, replace the heatsink (If...

Hi Jiannn37, It is indeed HM57. The Frequencies that have been tested on the PC is DDR3 1066 &1333 MHz SODIMM & the maximum amount of memory it would support would be 8 GB. HDD upgrade- I would agree with PROSTAR, 840 Pro would be a good option but it would be running at a lower speed ( SATA...

Hi Artbeats8 I would agree with MC_K7, Inspiron 6000 normally comes with the following wireless option- Intel Pro Wireless 2100 / Intel Pro Wireless 2915 / Dell Wireless 1350 / Dell Wireless 1450. First ensure it’s enabled in the BIOS by tapping F2 while turning on the PC. Next make sure the...