Hi, I had to replace the screen on my Inspiron N7010 after the LCD randomly died. Replacing the screen was easier than expected, but the front bezel (34YFF) isn't reattaching -- when one portion of the piece pops securely in, another piece pops out like a game of whack a mole.

I downloaded and installed the new driver which restored my scrolling but now the touchpad is jumping all over the place. I tried reducing the sensitivity but it is still doing it. It is driving me NUTS!

2) I am asking question 1 because this machine had a virus... which upon rebooting to complete removal the machine would show the windows moths flying around and coming together, than a fast flash of a blue screen with white letters, then it would begin to boot again... in an endless loop.

I have a Dell Inspiron One 2330. My printer is a Dell wireless V525w. Everything worked fine until I just moved and now have a new router. I entered the new password into my computer and iPad and now have internet but neither is picking up the printer.

Dell did ship these with Phenom II-X4 CPUs, so most of the Socket S1-G4 CPUs should work. Stick to models with identical or similar power requirements - installing a CPU that requires more power than the original, is an invitation to system instability.

I own a N5110 which was purchased 1.5 yrs ago, which has a Blue Ray drive that was initially working fine but from past 6 months the drive doesn't recognize any disc that is inserted. It makes some kind of noise and comes back with a message stating " No Disc".

My laptop is having an issue where it boots up and then it freezes for about 2-4 minutes before you can actually use it. What I mean is when I turn the system on, it goes through boot sequence and passes the welcome screen.

Before that I made images of my XP and Vista partitions on my old disk which I installed on my new hard disk. (Unfortunately, I had forgotten to save the Dell recovery partition.)

I got my alienware m17x R2 last year and a few weeks ago for some reason the Optical drive decided to stop reading any form of DVD CD that i put in. I have tried all types (dvd movie, dvd games, software) but can't figure out why it has started doing this.

Please share the troubleshooting steps performed by you. You may check in ‘Device Manager’ if the wireless card is detected or not and if detected is there any exclamation mark, question mark or red X on wireless card. Please follow the steps below:

I have the XPS 12 Ultrabook. I would like to get a cable to run from the laptop to my TV's HDMI port. Should I go with USB 3.0 to HDMI or use the other port on the laptop, which I'm not sure what it is, the manual just calls it video port. Is it a DVI? Thanks

I bought a Dell Inspiron with the following specs and scrolling does not work. This is immensely frustrating. I have used macs for years and don't know the ins and outs of windows. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Inspiron 17R - 5720