How can fix my Dell Laptop dont read  CD, USB , internet...?
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Call Dell's consumer service.
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If it's windows xp, boot with the windows cd and repair windows. Or uninstall all the device drivers and reinstall them.
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Dell Computers can disable the CD-ROM drives in the BIOS setup, just hit F2 after turning the computer on. Just change the Secondary master drive to "Off", "None" or equivalent. Then, you can enter a password in the BIOS setup screen so he can't go in and change it.\n\nThe only way to reset the password without knowing it would be to take out the battery, unplug the pc, and short the cmos jumper on the motherboard.  Let's hope he doesn't read this or figure that out!
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First problem is it's a dell. look at the cd drive on the computer it should say on the front.
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Hi there,\n\nGo to windows' control panel and open the "mouse" icon. Then select the appropriate option from the ones that are offered to you. If the option is not present in your Control Panel, you may need to install extra drivers from Dell's website ( http://www.dell.com , select support -> drivers ).
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The following pages would help you in a step by step manner, on cleaning you laptop CD ROM Drive :\n\n(1) http://www.computerhope.com/cleaning.htm\n(2) http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=F8E648-DT&cat=CDR\n(3) http://www.fonerbooks.com/ide_cd.htm\n(4) http://www.supermediastore.com/cd-repair-pro.html
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Assuming you have the original Dell CD, reinitialize the system which erases everything and copies the original disk image onto the drive. \nIf you don't have the original disk, start with DOS, Win XP, Win 2000, or any other original OS and FDISK the disk. Delete all partitions. Add a new partition, format the partition, then reinstall all software from this start from scratch installation.
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I would say you contact DELL, coz it could be a safety hazard issue here. They might even offer you a replacement in this case. Just try ur luck.
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check the cables and power. those are the most likely culprits, especialy if the computer has been moved or jarred.  failing that go into bios and see if the computer recognizes the hard drive as there and can read it.  if you need files from it, attach it as a slave and see if you can access it....if not its probably a screwed pooch from a virus and needs to be replaced.
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For a bit more detail see this site...\nhttp://fixcomputer.blogspot.com/\n"D"
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You can try to get the latest versions of the drivers & software on the net. Or you can call up your suplyer for some new disks. I recomend the first option.
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Is the DELL computer bought recently??? If it has been bought recently, then there is an already installed software on the computer which can do the work for u. Its called PCRestore. It will totally erase the hard drive and install the whole of the operating system and all the software that might have come along with the computer. The computer's software would be as if was just taken out of the box. But, I must mention that this will erase everything on the comp. \n\nPC Restore can be done this way: \n\nRestart your comp and immediately you would see a blue bar on the top. At that point hold down the Control (Ctrl) key and keep tap F11 2-3 times. You would see, "PC Restore by Symantec". Now, use your mouse to click on Restore. Then on the next screen click on confirm. This process would take about 10 minutes to complete. But, I must warn you, all the information on the computer would be LOST and it would be as if just taken out of the box. \n\n\nOtherwise contact DELL Free Technical Support for assistance. The number is 1-800-6249896
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check the connection. (i doubt its connection unless short on motherbord)\nwhen that checks out fine uninstall the drivers. then restart the computer. windows 2000 shoul detect the cd and dvd drivers.\nwhen that works, give me the 10 points
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With XP the drivers identify themselves. Use the START->Control Panel->Add Hardware \nthe missing HW should be identified and insert the CD with the drivers or copy the drivers to a place on the disk and indntify that place.
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Check If its Disables from the BIOS.\nIt can also be disabled by windows so go to control panel > system > hardware >device manager > +(on the DVDROM)> if something is present double click and select "use this device(enabled)"\nYour IDE cord could also be deattached.
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go to dell.com support and look for support on your particular laptop, and you will find how to enter the bios and change or delete it, if it is boot password, to start the laptop, you will have to call dell and see if they will help you unlock it, it is a theft deterrent
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Your first problem is, you bought it from a friend! Secondly, it's a Dell! Our Telecommunications company used Dell for a while and then they realised it's crap and slow!\n\nSince it only read certain CD's and doesn't want to write, it means that the lense is broken and this can only be fixed by means of replacement!\n\nSorry for your loss!