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General| Processor Options | Intel Pentium 4 or Celeron |
|---|---|
| Chipset | Intel 845G |
| Memory | Up to 2GB DDR SDRAM |
| Audio | Integrated AC'97 Audio |
| Hard Drive Interface | IDE |
| Memory Slots | 2 DIMM slots |
| Graphics | Integrated Intel Extreme Graphics |
| Hard Drive Options | 40GB, 80GB |
| Optical Drive Options | CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW |
| Network | Integrated Intel PRO/100 |
| Operating System | Microsoft Windows XP Professional |
| Form Factor | Desktop, Mini-Tower, Small Form Factor |
| USB Ports | 6 USB 2.0 ports |
Provides detailed technical information about the computer's hardware specifications.
Offers instructions and precautions for cleaning the computer, keyboard, and monitor.
Covers security features like chassis intrusion detection and password protection.
Explains how to access and configure system setup options and settings.
Provides an overview of the small form-factor computer's features and components.
Guides on adding or removing internal computer components and parts.
Provides an overview of the small desktop computer's features and components.
Guides on adding or removing internal computer components and parts.
Provides an overview of the mini-tower computer's features and components.
Guides on adding or removing internal computer components and parts.
Provides guidance on diagnosing and resolving common computer and software issues.
Details how to obtain technical assistance and support from Dell.
Information on accessing documentation, drivers, and diagnostic tools from the ResourceCD.
Details on setting up the computer and a quick reference for its features.
Explains the location and use of the express service code and product key.
Details about the computer's microprocessor type, cache, and speed.
Information on memory architecture, DIMM capacities, and RAM limits.
Lists the types of externally accessible bays for storage devices.
Instructions for safely cleaning the computer, keyboard, and monitor screens.
Procedure for cleaning a non-optical mouse to resolve cursor movement issues.
Explains the legacy-full, reduced, or legacy-free solutions offered by this technology.
Discusses management standards and remote capabilities for system alerts.
Covers security features like chassis intrusion detection and password protection.
Methods to physically secure the computer using a padlock and security cable.
Explains how to set and manage system and setup passwords for security.
Procedure to disable existing passwords or set new system/setup passwords.
Explains the function of keys used for navigating within the system setup screens.
Describes the available options for configuring the computer's boot sequence.
Determines computer behavior when AC power is restored after an outage.
Allows scheduling automatic computer startup at specific times and days.
Provides details on CPU speed, bus speed, processor ID, clock speed, and cache size.
Configuration for password features: enabled or disabled.
Describes power button actions in standby, on, and off states for ACPI enabled systems.
Press to turn on the computer; avoid using to turn off.
Indicates computer status: off, normal operating, or power-saving state.
Overview of the computer's external connectors and ports.
Connects the computer to a network using an RJ45 connector.
Lights on the back panel to help troubleshoot computer problems based on diagnostic codes.
Procedure for safely opening the computer's main cover.
Procedure for removing and adding memory modules to increase computer memory.
Guides for removing and installing the computer's microprocessor.
Detailed steps and illustrations for opening the computer's main cover.
Step-by-step instructions for removing an AGP or DVI adapter card.
Instructions and precautions for replacing the computer's coin-cell battery.
Procedure for safely removing a memory module from its socket.
Procedure for safely installing a memory module into its socket.
Information about installing and removing PCI cards in the computer's expansion slots.
Step-by-step guide for installing a PCI card into the computer.
Step-by-step guide for installing a serial port adapter into the computer.
Information on connecting and addressing hard drives within the computer.
Details on installing and removing floppy drives.
Information on installing and removing CD/DVD drives.
Procedure for safely removing a hard drive from the computer.
Step-by-step instructions for removing a floppy drive from its bay.
Procedure for safely removing a CD/DVD drive from its bay.
Instructions for removing the microprocessor's heat sink and blower assembly.
Instructions for installing a TAPI-compliant modem card for telephony functions.
Press to turn on the computer; avoid using to turn off.
Indicates computer status: off, normal operating, or power-saving state.
Overview of the computer's external connectors and ports.
Connects the computer to a network using an RJ45 connector.
Lights on the back panel to help troubleshoot computer problems based on diagnostic codes.
Procedure for safely opening the computer's main cover.
Procedure for removing and adding memory modules to increase computer memory.
Guides for removing and installing the computer's microprocessor.
Detailed steps and illustrations for opening the computer's main cover.
Step-by-step instructions for removing an AGP or DVI adapter card.
Information on connecting and addressing hard drives within the computer.
Details on installing and removing floppy drives.
Information on installing and removing CD/DVD drives.
Procedure for safely removing a hard drive from the computer.
Step-by-step instructions for removing a floppy drive from its bay.
Procedure for safely removing a CD/DVD drive from its bay.
Instructions for rotating the airflow shroud for microprocessor access.
Information about installing and removing PCI cards in the computer's expansion slots.
Step-by-step guide for installing a PCI card into the computer.
Step-by-step guide for installing a serial port adapter into the computer.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to the computer's coin-cell battery.
Interpreting beep code sequences to diagnose hardware problems.
Explains the meaning of diagnostic light patterns on the back panel for troubleshooting.
Troubleshooting common issues encountered with the floppy disk drive.
Steps for resolving issues related to the CD drive's functionality.
Troubleshooting common issues encountered with DVD media and drives.
Troubleshooting steps for a blank monitor screen, including power and cable checks.
Steps for improving screen readability, adjusting settings, and reducing interference.
Guide on using Dell Diagnostics to test computer hardware for problems.
Instructions for reinstalling device drivers using the Drivers and Utilities CD.
Steps for identifying and resolving software and hardware conflicts, especially IRQ conflicts.
Performs a quick hardware test of devices, typically 10-20 minutes.
Performs a thorough hardware check, potentially taking over an hour.
Allows testing of specific devices with customizable test parameters.
Steps to check for and resolve hardware conflicts in Windows XP using Device Manager.
Steps to check for and resolve hardware conflicts in Windows 2000 using Device Manager.
Guidance on contacting Dell technical support for assistance with computer problems.
Information on accessing Dell's online support resources and services.
Guidance on contacting Dell for issues related to product orders, such as missing or incorrect parts.
Introduction to Windows XP features and editions for consumer and business use.
Describes the redesigned user interface, Start menu, and desktop cleanup features.
Guide for migrating personal files and settings from one computer to another.
Helps configure programs to run in environments compatible with older operating systems.
Capability to restore the operating system to a previous state without losing personal data.
Instructions on how to create custom restore points for system state checkpoints.
Steps to access and utilize the Fast User Switching feature for multiple users.
Instructions for creating new user accounts with administrator, standard, or limited privileges.
Guides users through setting up a home or small office network and enabling the firewall.
General safety guidelines for operating and servicing the computer safely.
Safety precautions to follow before and during internal computer operations.
Steps to prevent static damage to delicate computer components.
FCC compliance information for Class A and Class B digital devices.
European Union compliance information regarding EMC and Low Voltage Directives.
Information regarding compliance with EPA requirements for energy-efficient computers.
