I am having a similar problem with horizontal black lines as described in http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/peripherals/f/3529/t/19502072.aspx . In addition, at strange times the video goes black for 2-3 seconds and then comes back. Has any progress been made on the black line issue?

I am in the process of upgrading the RAM in our dual-processor R410 and would like to verify the configuration before buying the memory. If I am reading the documentation correctly, I believe the following memory configuration should work giving us a total of 124GB in Optimizer mode.

I have had a dell Inspiron 15R N5110 for a couple of years now and i only had problems with it a couple of months ago. I had to wipe my hard drive and reload everything but it worked fine.

I know this is a pretty old machine by now, but I found the optiplex 170L in a garage sale for $50 and thought that it was a goodish deal. I got a graphics/video card (nVidia GeForce 6200 and i have no clue how to install it.

I read that some people did all this to this computer and I'm not sure of what parts to look for and if I can even do it, I also heard that some of them are limited by the chipset to only 2gb and 2gb only regardless the os used...How do I figure this out before I go out and buy the ram?

I would like to get a 4gb turbo memory card for my Inspiron 1520 laptop. Do I need to get the full-size mini pci-e or half size mini pci-e? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Intel-4G-4GB-Turbo-Cache-Memory-Full-Size-Mini-PCI-E-Card-for-Thinkpad-T400-X200-/121070708220?

I've got a M17xR3 which i bought a couple of years ago, and was wondering if there was anyway of arranging with Dell to get a graphics card upgrade. I'm currently running a Geforce GTX 560M which can't really cope with today's games (my fault for being cheap i guess!)

I have a brand new Latitude E6530 with Dell Wireless 5630 (EDVO-HSPA) Mobile Broadband Mini-Card. I know for a fact this device was working when I received the Laptop.

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.

1) Using Repository Manger, i exported the PER710 (Windows Bundle) as an "SUU to Directory" on a USB Thumb Drive 2) I copied Catalog.xml.gz and Catalog.xml.gz.sign to the \repository dir on the USB drive.

I request you to update the quickset and touchpad driver from the support website. Restart the system after each driver installation. Click on the link below and enter the system service tag and click Submit. Select the Operating system from the dropdown list to get the drivers for your computer.

Numerous owners have reported that Dell Tech Support is saying that speaker damage is not covered if the popular VLC Media Player is installed on the laptop. A Dell liaison wrote: