I a PowerVault 745n Server, with a factory hardware RAID setup. Recently, both arrays 1 & 2 failed. O/S hosed, and Data on on array 2 can not be accessed. I have found backups for most all needed data, however, I cannot access the raid's data. I plan to just reinstall the system.
Hi there, I live in Mexico and I am an owner of a new M14x, which arrived about 5 weeks ago. The computer has one year of basic warranty. I'm really interested in purchasing an extended warranty for my system, for I think 1 year is not enough.
when i start it a screen appears of inspiron with f2 setup nd f12setup at bottom and after that a black screens appears with a blue box in the middle of screen which asks "enter system password"! i am helpless:(
We have a stack with (2) 6224s. On port 2/g24 we have a 1000-LX SFP. It seems with that installed and operating ALL the other copper ports (1/g21-1/g24 and 1/g21-1/g23) no longer work. I can get link lights, but VLAN assignments appear to be ignored etc and no traffic is passing on the copper ports.
I am having ongoing problems with my computer freezing, and then sometimes 'crashes' and a message pops up that says intel graphics accelerator for windows 8 (r) stopped responding and has been successfully recdovered. Is this wird that it says windows 8 when I'm using windows 7?
1. I had to replace the old original batterie. I bought the same original Dell battery, but i still get the message that the battery has reached end of lifetime and should be replaced. (That is why I replaced it in the first place...) Is there a way to reset the message? 2.
1. What Hard Drive Configuration does the PowerEdge 750 support? The PowerEdge 750 server will support a maximum of two (2), 1-inch Hard Drives. The available controllers are Serial ATA (SATA) and U320 SCSI.
hello sir, the system tells me the following; alert! previous shutdown due to thermal event andy.moller [quote user="andy.moller"] hello sir, the system tells me the following; alert! previous shutdown due to thermal event [/quote] andy.moller Please post the computer model and
We have an old serial port device that will not communicate with it's software properly on an Optiplex 790/7010 running Windows 7 (Enterprise x64). On a Optiplex 755 running Windows 7 (enterprise x64) it works fine.
All was well till I tried to play a Blue Ray disk and got a security error that told me I needed to use the Display Port connection instead of the DVI connection. Plugged in a new Display Port Cable, rebooted the system, and all I get is 6 beeps.
I have the Alienware m14x R2 for about 2 months and have noticed severe performance drops playing various games such as WoW, BF3 and CS:GO. Upon various troubleshooting methods, including the on suite dell doctor, I have installed CPUID software to monitor my CPU and GPU temperatures.
Oh no ... really? It's happening on this monitor too? I have the Dell 2740L as well which has this issue and I thought it wouldn't happen to this model. It's really bad on the 2740L, and Dobr and nokey (another post thread) captured the exact way it shows up in photos on the U2413.
