When I’ve been running my XPS L501X on battery alone (disconnected from the AC adapter) for a half hour or so and then reconnect to the AC adapter, I get a message saying that the AC adapter type cannot be determined. I’m using the Dell AC adapter that came with the computer (from Dell).

I never downloaded this program (to my knowledge at least) however, the laptop recognized it as legitimate and a virus scan picked up nothing. Does anyone has any idea where this program came from?

AlienFX launches fine and I can see the green icon in the notification area, but trying a quick change for the led panels or going trough the Command Center has no effect. After a while a balloon pops up from the notification area saying that AlienFX could not communicate with the hardware.

First off, the lucky XPS 10 owners that downloaded the new updates that systems work the same, well I wish I were you guys. I however didn't get out so lucky. Here is my story. I got a replacement XPS 10 Tablet in the mail today that seemed to work fine.

Oddly enough it seems that the track pad/mouse pointer stops working when the screen is black. e.g. during the time the screen is black the pointer on the screen doesn't move. I thought it might be related to the back light on the keyboard or the touch buttons.

If you are thinking of buying or currently own a Dell XPS 17 (L702x) good luck. I purchased my laptop in march 2012 and I personalized the purchase for high end performance. I have had nothing but trouble, pain and suffering, from this unit.

"Error 219 - The operation cannot complete because the virtual disk has a persistent reservation placed on it. Please release the reservation at the host and then retry the operation" Is there a way to release this thru the GUI ?

I received my new Vostro 3650 3 days ago, Happy with most of it except for this one little detail: the touchpad works fine but the left & right click buttons do not. I have downloaded the latest driver from dell. I have downloaded the latest drivers from synaptics. I have checked that the

When we purchased my wife's Vosto 260 computer, we took her previous computer's HD (C:) and installed it as the secondary (F:) drive to have as her data source. That F: drive still has the Windows operating system and previous Program Files and the data files.

I have the Inspiron 6000 since 2005 without any problem, but it has been used sparingly by my wife from 2009 till now, that a boot problem started. After I start the laptop (with no computer password), it would try to run the BIOS (showing the big DELL with www.dell.

I've just installed and configured the Dell Management Plugin for VMware vCenter (mouthful!) and have successfully managed to update our new R815s running ESX 5.1. When I run a connection test against our old R805s (ESX 5.

However, when I tried to upload each license into the appliance it just overwrote the previous one. I have purchased a 3, 10 and 25 host license respectively...So I am currently stuck with only 25 hosts managed out of our purchased 38. Any help would be much appreciated.