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Go to Control Panel> System> Device Manager> scroll down to Universal Serial Bus Controllers and make sure they are enabled by double-clicking on each. If they are not working or not configured properly
Great question! According to the computer and the BIOS (setup)there are several ways to overclock the processor. You are a knowledgeable guy so I am going to bypass the basic approach. 1. You can overclock
I used to go to the dell support forums and search the answers there. There is a wealth of information there about dells. Look what I found. I did not have time to go through it. Maybe you can? http://support
Mario, I would first go to the dell site and see what the blinking light means. There are beep codes and light codes on most PCs. The flashing light means something specific. The sporadic crashing
In the boot up screen it should have what button to push to enter setup or BIOS. We need to find out what kind of BIOS you have (there are only a few different brands). After finding out we can look up
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