Dell computer question, please answer only if your positive?
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Not in one lifetime.\nIts not possible to do it, coz DELL doesn't control ur ISP.
696619
i think you need to ask dell so no one gets in trouble
557337
I've had 2 Dell pc's with no problems, but I would recommend you looking at Velocity Micro.  They are very high quality and can be bought thru BestBuy or direct from Velocity Micro. A resource I have found very helpful is a site that rates vendors at http://www.resellerratings.com/seller2956.html\nyou will find ratings based on real users and for instance Dell has a rating of 3.47 and Velocity Micro is 8.58\nTake your time and enjoy the hunt.
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when dealing with Dell, which I own, be sure and check the DELL OUTLET area!!!  I purchased my computer from the Outlet and it came with everything I needed (programs) and even some extra ones!!  it a computer worth over $700 and I got it for less that $350!!  they may have what your looking for in the outlet, but be ready to purchase, you can only hold items in the outlet for 15 minutes.  Grab a couple friends for their imput, have them gather round and help you search for the best deal.
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Hmm, where did you read that Alienware is associated to Dell? To my knowledge, Alienware is not associated with Dell, therefore contacting Dell will not get you anywhere. What you should consider doing is contacting Alienware once more, (I dont know what is going on between you guys), but if you do not get the service you like, contact their customer service and see if you can sort out an alternative. \n\nMy suggestion is to send it to them until they finally decide to do something about it. However, you will have to keep your patience and sort it out slowly with them. Usually, companies have a policy that after a number of repairs, they will replace or refund the system cost. The only question is: Do they understand the problem that is in the system or not. However, make sure your warranty does not run out, keep your time organized and if you send your system in for repair, make sure to get it back fast and if it doesnt work, send it in again. I know it is a hassle but if you take your time, you are going to waste that warranty.\n\nJust on a side note, what is going on with your system, perhaps if you post it on Yahoo you can get some sort of help. You can always email me at bqm1234@yahoo.com, I am a "Geek Squad" tech at Best Buy so I encounter these problems a lot. \n\nGood Luck
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you need to call Dell (They help you for free as long as its a Dell PC) its the software
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Good one.  I realize that not all people have much (if any) experience with computers but my answer is, myself.  If you build your own PC, you know what is in it, you know what can go wrong and if something does go wrong you can fix it, sometimes in minutes, depending on the severity.  I have built two desktops so far and not one of them has had a problem yet.  I also ordered one from Dell, don't know why, it was a good price at the time and cheaper than one I could have built (irony...), anyway, I had a few problems with it but I fixed them all myself.  So I can't comment either on quality or value or even customer support because I do it all myself.\n\nI also have three laptops which have had hard drive failures and the like but I fixed those too, so again, can't comment on support there either.  The only thing I can't fix is a broken LCD display.\n\nBut if you want a chart on who is best read this article, http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,123409,pg,1,00.asp from PC World.  The comparison chart is here, http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,123409,pg,8,00.asp\n\nIf you want it done right (provided you know what you are doing), do it yourself.  Computers are the only thing I know when it comes to cars (turn key car comes on is all I know), plumbing or electrical, I am completely clueless.
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Nope,  Dell works just for windows based computers. Dell makes their own stuff, now if it was say HP Or a Lexmark, then yea.
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hey i just did this....\n\n\nRestart your computer and while the dell.com logo is up repeatedly press ctrl and f11 at the same time \n\nthis will bring up the already installed reboot system... :)\n\nFollow the directios and your computer withh be restored:)
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Dell has no reference to an "LE" version of that PC. If you are considering getting one, I would not go with the LE version as it doesn't seem to be approved by Dell.\n\nAlso, generally speaking, LE versions of anything are by nature, crippled versions.
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Most of what everyone suggested so far is practical, and economically sound. A power unit replacement may be the only measure you need to be concerned of, but if you are quite intent on replacing the tower for a desktop, and has money to burn; I would suggest to pay attention on the motherboard's dimensional makeup, and rear connection layout. Make sure that the motherboard will rest inside the new case with space and clearance for your other devices. New PC cases may be optioned not to have a power supply unit (PSU) for cost, but many has it preinstalled, look for one that has 450 watts, or higher. It could be a possibility that you may need to use a newer motherboard as an added option, Barebones (case, motherboard, PSU combo) gets a good deal, better than buying them separately, just make sure it will support your CPU and the memory chips(RAMs), and legacy boards (ISA) if any. The tools you need will be, the service/tech manual of DELL PC to manipulate their hardware, a screwdriver (Phillips/Flathead), a pair of long nose (needle nose) pliers, an anti-static wrist band for grounding to your PC case, a digital camera (optional) just to take pictures, and angle shots of the motherboard rear connection and ports layout, and other areas of concern, to help in looking for a case replacement, before and while disassembling the old PC into the new one. Pen and paper to take down notes on cable markings and plug/connection orientation and location. If you've done this before then I am giving you too much information already. Most importantly, have a lot of patience, don't rush it, and double check your work.\n\nWord of caution: some of DELL's motherboards are proprietory, that the PSU cables are designed for that type and purpose only. Compliant aftermarket units by other brands may be hard to find, you may want to consider calling DELL for information or any compatibility concerns, or parts replacement, for that matter.\n~meow
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Hmm, i think it's a dead end. Buy a new hard drive and do not buy Dell PCs next time, they are ready to blow up. Or try booting up in a few days, there may still be miracles. If so, quickly backup all data .
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sounds like somethings not right. lol you knew that didnt you. anyway try reading the manuel. If you have sent faxes before then id call dell
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if its a dell... then you made a good deal
547078
I have Dell brand PC. Usually their deals are pretty good...I believe so that this particular deal is not bad. Go for it...
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CPU? RAM? Harddrive space? \n\nYou provide no info. And no, you did not get a good deal because Dell is garbage. They are kind of like AOL, they advertise the heck out of a horrible product and get people to buy it.
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Dell does.. check gateway, they might offer something.