does my dell 9300 have a Bluetooth slot on the motherboard?
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Yes.  It is very easy.  There is a tiny hatch you remove to install the bluetooth card, which costs about $20 and takes about 10 minutes to put in.  See the link below for installation instructions.  All you need is a small phillips screwdriver.
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Because it's a dell the bios revision letter shows up on the flash screen!  Look in the center as the computer boots...the dell screen.\nTowards the bottom it will have a letter and a number typically.\nsomething like " A09" that is your bios revision.
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Nope.\n\nSD & MMC slots are the only card slots on it.
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You can probably replace the motherboard, if only you can find that one to replace it.   That MB was probably only available for a year or so.   \n\nGetting a new motherboard could mean getting a new processor chip, new memory and possibly other new parts.   This will end up costing more than just buying a DELL.    So consider that option, if you can't find an exact replacement.  \n\nIn the meantime, keep your computer on it's side with GRAVITY holding the Heatsink in place.  As long as you don't move the comptuer, it should be just fine.  But it will be difficult to use the CD drive.  \n\nGood luck
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I was looking at the D1226H on the Dell website and I do not see a USB bay, but perhaps you have a slightly different model.\n\nUsually USB bays on a monitor are designed for you to be able to plug in external devices and allows you to "daisy-chain" these devices so that the wires from the mouse and/or keyboard do not have to also be run over to the actual PC, making for shorter distances to cover and easier access.\n\nYou can try this: Take a webcam or digital camera and plug it into the USB port on the monitor. The PC should play a sound and tell you "Found New Hardware" if it is an active plug&play port.
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try calling DELL\nIf its still avail they will have it otherwise search for it on ebay
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go to the website of the motherboard manufacturer and download drivers
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This can be simple, or complex.\n\nIf the port is on the back of the computer, you more then likely damaged the motherboard.  This is something that can not be fixed, just tape over that port and do not use it again.\n\nIf your computer is a "Clone" or most of the major makers, you can often change cases.  The USB ports on the front are only attached to the computer by a cable.  Most computer shops can put you in a new case, and this also can give you many advantages.  Most "custom cases" have better cooling and better appearance then their "Name Brand" cousins.  They normally cost around $50-100, and it is normally $30-60 labor in order to make this kind of change.\n\nNow the bad news.  If your computer is a Dell, you are outta luck.  The way they do their motherboards, it is impossible to replace them into a new case.  This keeps you locked to Dell to get any repair or replacement parts.
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No\n\ncheck the dell website for details though.\n\nHD is the big thing at the moment, it will advertise it has it, if it has it.\n\nLook at this\n\nhttp://www.amug.org/amug-web/html/amug/reviews/articles/dell20lcd/
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According to the specs, no AGP slot. My friend had a fairly new Dell that did not have one either. YOu are stuck with PCI which wouldn't be much of an upgrade.\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/Dell_Dimension_4600/4507-3118_7-30529709.html
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everything on the back of the computer is labeled as to what connects to it. It's easier than you might think. Plus the cables are made to only fit in the right spot.\n\nstill not sure, try this http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dimxps/en/sm/D0944a01.pdf#search='computer%20set%20up%20diagram' it might not be the same computer your friend has, but they are all pretty similiar.
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Exactly.  Now that I have my inexpensive Dell desktop, I don't want anything else to do with Dell.  \n\nI'll follow up on the answer.....
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PCI-express is a type of slot.  You either have one on your motherboard or you don't.  If you have a new motherboard you almost certainly do have one.\n\nTypically, the first slot on a motherboard is specifically for the graphics card and is either an AGP or a PCI-express.  The rest of the slots are normal PCI slots.  Although you can put a PCI graphics card in one of these (not a PCI - express but a normal PCI) the performance won't be nearly as good.\n\nThe easiest way to find out which slot you have is to open up the manual that came with your Dell and flip to the back.  In the specifications section it will specifically mention either an AGP or a PCI - express slot.  If you have an AGP (which older motherboards tend to), then return the graphics card where you got it and get the same one for AGP.
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I'm afraid I can give you a specific answer to this your question, cos it actually depends on your bluetooth software.\nbut like most softwares, you can find the option for that in "setting". go to the bluetooth setting and search for the option to place your the bluetooth icon on the tray
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http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim3100/en/index.htm\n\nInstructions at the above link in pdf format
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The best way would be to get a pcmcia sound card. being a dell it SHOULD have a pcmcia card slot (not guaranteed). Many of these cards have line-in with hardware noise filtering. Check out cards by Creative Labs.
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go to the motherboards manufactures site and download the latest drivers.