It sounds like your floppy disk drive has failed so that is why that message is coming up. You can either ignore it and just press F1 to continue each time you turn the computer on or you can disable
Unfortunately there's literally a couple dozen different possible motherboards that Dell has used in that line of desktops so I can't give you an exact answer. You can check the list of compatible
Yes, you can put the new hard-disk into the new computer, but the installed Windows environment will not be compatible with the new hardware. I would suggest installing Windows to a new disk in the new
Hello Adam, Hmmmmm... That's an interesting question. If the hard drive was damaged, then the computer probably wouldn't load... If the RAM was damaged, the computer most likely wouldn't even load
If download speeds are the issue, this won't be influenced by the microprocessor directly, your internet connection speed will more heavily influence this, what kind of internet connection do you presently

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