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General| Power Supply | 250W |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Core 2 Duo |
| RAM | Up to 4GB DDR2 |
| Optical Drive | DVD-ROM |
| Operating System | Windows Vista |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Ports | USB 2.0, VGA, Ethernet, Audio I/O |
| Chipset | Intel G31 |
| Audio | Integrated |
Explains the purpose and functionality of the System Setup utility for computer configuration.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to access the System Setup utility.
Details the functionality of the boot menu for one-time boot sequences.
Lists and describes the various configuration settings available in System Setup.
Displays basic hardware and BIOS configuration details of the computer.
Covers settings for updating the basic system configuration parameters.
Allows inputting or displaying the computer's unique service tag number.
Enables setting and viewing the system's current time.
Enables setting and viewing the system's current date.
Shows the SATA drive connected to the SATA-0 connector.
Shows the SATA drive connected to the SATA-1 connector.
Shows the SATA drive connected to the SATA-2 connector.
Configures whether the system halts on detected errors.
Sets the reporting behavior for keyboard errors.
Sets the reporting behavior for fan errors.
Provides access to advanced system configuration options.
Displays and allows configuration of CPU-related settings.
Settings for managing integrated graphics adapter and memory.
Configuration options for onboard peripherals like audio and network.
Controls the state of the NumLock key upon system startup.
Enables skipping certain boot tests to reduce startup time.
Configuration option for the High Performance Event Timer.
Enables a feature to protect the hard disk drive data.
Settings related to the computer's power management features.
Configures the ACPI power state used when suspending the computer.
Enables or disables USB devices waking the computer from S3 sleep state.
Determines computer behavior after an AC power interruption.
Enables or disables a low power consumption mode.
Enables or disables waking the computer via a network signal.
Enables or disables waking the computer via a Real-Time Clock alarm.
Provides options for securing the system setup and boot process.
Indicates the status of setup password protection.
Allows setting a supervisor password for system access.
Allows setting a user password for system boot access.
Step-by-step guide to setting a supervisor password.
Step-by-step guide to setting a user password.
Section detailing boot device configuration and order.
Defines the sequence of devices for system boot-up.
Specifies the primary device for initiating the boot process.
Specifies the secondary device for system boot-up.
Specifies the third device for system boot-up.
Specifies the fourth device for system boot-up.
Specifies the fifth device for system boot-up.
Sets boot priority for removable media drives.
Sets boot priority for installed hard disk drives.
Sets boot priority for USB storage devices.
Sets boot priority for CD/DVD drives.
Sets boot priority for network boot devices.
Explains the meaning of different power button light states for status indication.
Details audible beep codes used for hardware troubleshooting.
Lists and explains system messages indicating potential issues.
Provides an overview of the Dell hardware diagnostic utility.
Instructions for launching the Dell Diagnostics program.
Guidance on performing and interpreting diagnostic tests.
Procedure for removing and replacing the front bezel panel.
Procedure for removing and replacing the display bezel.
Procedure for removing and replacing the hinged stand.
Procedure for removing and replacing the computer's back cover.
Procedure for removing and replacing the hard disk drive.
Procedure for removing and replacing the back metal shield.
Procedure for removing and replacing the CPU heat sink.
Procedure for removing and replacing the WLAN card.
Procedure for removing and replacing the computer's processor.
Procedure for removing and replacing the system board.
Procedure for removing and replacing the power supply unit.
Procedure for removing and replacing the internal speakers.
Procedure for removing and replacing the internal panel.
Procedure for removing and replacing the I/O cover.
Procedure for removing and replacing the optical drive.
Procedure for removing and replacing the rear I/O assembly.
Procedure for removing and replacing the system board shield.
Procedure for removing and replacing the heat sink fans.
Procedure for removing and replacing the memory module.
Procedure for removing and replacing the coin-cell battery.
Procedure for removing and replacing the internal camera.
Details the system chipset and general configuration information.
Lists the types of processors supported by the computer.
Details memory type, slots, capacities, and speed.
Specifies the audio hardware and its capabilities.
Information regarding internal and external drive bay configurations.
Explains the meaning of various control lights and indicators.
Provides physical dimensions and weight specifications.
Details display size options and video controller specifications.
Lists and describes the available external connectors and ports.
Specifications for the DC power supply unit.
Details operating and storage temperature and humidity ranges.
Essential safety precautions and preparation steps before computer servicing.
Lists the necessary tools for performing computer maintenance tasks.
Step-by-step guide to safely shut down the operating system and computer.
Procedures for reconnecting peripherals and verifying system operation post-service.
