theres a bluetooth diagram on my laptop how do i turn it on ?? i got a Dell Inspiron?
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There is a key with "Fn" in blue, left bottum.\nPress it with F2, the bluetooth led will be on/off\n\nThat is Fn + F2 to toggle bluetooth On/Off
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A bluetooth USB stick will do the trick.  You should be able to get them in most decent PC shops
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How to setup your Bluetooth network! \n\nFrom now on I'm going to assume your running XP and have WIDCOMM Bluetooth software installed and setup correctly on your PC. If you are not running XP with WIDCOMM Bluetooth software, shame on you, but this guide should still help you.\n\n Pair your iPAQ and home PC. \nOpen the Bluetooth manager on your h2210 and select "Tools" -> "Paired Devices" -> “Add”. \nClick the Search Icon. Your home PC should appear in the Browser, select it. \nEnter any numerical passkey. Remember this key, your PC will ask you for this now. Enter the passkey on your PC. Your devices should now be paired. \nSetup Network Access between your PDA and PC (Bluetooth Network) \nOpen the Bluetooth manager on your h2210 and select "New" -> "connect". \n(Important!) Select "Explore a Bluetooth device". Click “Next”. (Here most people select “connect to the internet", THIS IS WRONG!) \nTap “Tap here to choose a device”. Select your home PC’s icon. (You should see a red check mark on your PC icon. If you do not, the device in not paired correctly. \nThe wizard will now query your PC for the enabled services that are currently running. Select “Network Access”. Tap “Next”.  You will see “Shortcuts created”, tap “Finish”. (If Network access is not an available service, you must enable it on your PC. Consult the documentation for your specific device). \nYou will now have a Network Access Icon in your Bluetooth My Shortcuts tab in the Bluetooth Manager. This is where you will connect to your network. Tap and hold the Network Access Icon and select “Connect”. You should see the Connectivity Icon on the iPAQ Start Bar state you have a network connection by displaying an icon with 2 opposite facing arrows without the “x” that is normally displayed. You can also verify this on your PC by checking the status of the Bluetooth Network Icon in your system tray. (You should now have an established Bluetooth network connection, but will probably still not be able to access the internet. We will get to that soon) \nBefore going on disconnect your PDA from your PC. Tap and hold the Network Access Icon and select “Disconnect” \nSharing your internet connection with your Bluetooth network. \nConfigure the Bluetooth Network Access Service on your PC to allow internet access. (Most people miss this important step.) \n                                                              i.      Right click on the Bluetooth Icon in your system tray and select “Advanced Configuration”.\n\n                                                            ii.      Select the tab “Local Services” and highlight the “Network Access” service. Select “Configure”\n\n                                                          iii.      Check the box “Allow connected devices to access the Internet”\n\n                                                          iv.      Select “OK”. Select “OK” again on the Advanced Configuration dialog Box. You should see a popup box displaying “Configuring your settings”\n\nIf your PC connects directly to the internet and you DO NOT have a router or server running DHCP on your network, follow these steps to enable Internet Connection Sharing (ICS). If you DO have a device running DHCP, skip these steps and move on to section 3.C to “Bridge” your networks. \n                                                              i.      Open up the “Network Connections” panel on your PC by right clicking “My Network Places” and selecting “Properties”.\n\n                                                            ii.      Right click on the icon that represents your connection to the internet and select “Properties”.\n\n                                                          iii.      Select the “Advanced” tab. Check the box “Enable Internet Connection Sharing”. Your PC will
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You have to buy a bluetooth dongle/adapter as no bluetooth device is provided with your system.
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Yep -- stick it in a USB <-> IDE adapter box and plug it in the laptop USB port.
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I believe most of them have built in speakers. You can go back to the dealer and ask them why the speaker won't work if there is one for your laptop
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I've replaced a keyboard on a Dell Latitude laptop before.  I got the replacement part of ebay for about $15.\n\nIt was actually VERY easy to replace.\n\n1.  Remove screws from the base of the laptop\n2.  Pop up the top (the part surrounding the keyboard)\n3.  The keyboard usually sits above the motherboard (the main big board that is your 'computer') and is attached by some screws and one data ribbon that connects to the mother board. \n4.  Remove the keyboard screws\n5.  CAREFULLY pull the ribbon out of the socket it is attached too (if you aren't sure at this point, put it back together and pay someone to do this.  If you break the attachment, you will cost yourself a lot more in repair costs).  It is pretty sturdy though, and you should be okay.\n\n6. Take the new keyboard and attach the ribbon first. \n7. Screw down the new keyboard\n8. Place the top casing back on\n\nYou should be careful of being in a fairly static free environment (don't rub a ballon on your head, for example).  However, the replacement is really not too difficult.  It's meant to be pretty simple because keyboards receive a lot of abuse and eventually need replacing anyway.\n\nNOTE:  The work may be considered a violation of your warranty (if you still have one).  If you do have a warranty, contact the manufacturer.  Likely you don't still.  If you don't, you can do it yourself, or you can contact Best Buy (I think they have the "Geek Squad") or any Engineer that you know.\n\nGood luck!
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Look on the back of the computer, it should just plug in
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Providing you are not talking about a laptop, but a desktop...most internal speakers are only meant to make the beeps and clicks the system makes during start-up. Mainly for diagnostic purposes. You more than likely have one just for that purpose. If you want to hear music or whatever from your computer. The first question would be do you have a sound card, or an on-board sound processor. Seeing as you have a Dell, almost all Dells produced in the last 10 years have an on-board sound processor, unless specially ordered not to. You need to find the three jacks on the back of your PC which look like headphone jacks (one blue, one green, and the other pinkish/orange) They will also usually have a sticker or emblem next to them showing you which one is for audio-out, microphone, and audio-in. Plug in a pair of headphones, or external PC speakers (found at any electronics store) in to the jack with the audio-out emblem.
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Not sure if it has bluetooth already but i am sure you would know if it did. You can buy an adapter from many places that will pug into your usb or PCMCIA slot on your laptop. They are quite cheap too. The range goes from 10m to 100m and depends on atmosphere.
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You need to go to the dell website and find your model and the drivers for it. If you reformatted, I bet you are missing more than sound drivers! Make sure you download all of the mobo drivers and software! Save it in a folder and burn it to cd!
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The jack for your AC adapter/charger should be on the back of your laptop; it might be labeled with three small dashes under a solid line.  If the charger won't plug into this jack regardless of orientation, you might try looking here for support: http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/product_support/en/inspiron?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&~ck=mn\n\nGood luck!
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try also to remove any usb products, i had the same after i restarted with my bluetooth usb and just the start screen with no info
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Here's everything you need to know\nhttp://www.bluetooth.com/bluetooth/\n\n///
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Connect it. Download driver @ driverguide.com for your operating system. install it and thas it.
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As you have explained, you can hear the sound from the headphone just fine. This will tell you that your sound card is working perfectly. No need to do any sound configuration.\n\nIn normal operation, the pad on your notebook acts as a means of moving the mouse pointer. By pressing the switch mode button, top right you can change to alternative mode, giving access to the volume control on the right. Make sure its all the way up and also try using the remote came with your Notebook. You have a good notebook. But the speakers ain't that good. So if you were not able to get the sound by changing the volume level, u might have to get some technical help from the vendor\nGood Luck!
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Uninstall your most-recent bluetooth device. Reboot.\n\nTry reinstalling, then reboot again.\n\nIf needs be, contact the manufacturer.