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I bought a Dell Dimension 9200 with Windows XP MCE in September 2006. I then
bought aa copy of Windows Vista Home Premium to replace XP MCE. I am having an issue getting the front headphone socket to work (The USB ports in the panel are fine). The system also locks for about two minutes after the system has been running for five minutes of so and then one of my DVD ROM drives drops offline. Dell won't offer support due to the PC being shipped with Win XP. I have a RAID device and I've changed tried all settings (including turning the HDD's to non-RAID devices) but the problem still persists. Paul |
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"Shyotter" wrote in message ... I bought a Dell Dimension 9200 with Windows XP MCE in September 2006. I then bought aa copy of Windows Vista Home Premium to replace XP MCE. I am having an issue getting the front headphone socket to work (The USB ports in the panel are fine). The system also locks for about two minutes after the system has been running for five minutes of so and then one of my DVD ROM drives drops offline. Dell won't offer support due to the PC being shipped with Win XP. I have a RAID device and I've changed tried all settings (including turning the HDD's to non-RAID devices) but the problem still persists. Paul Sounds like driver issues. Did Dell advertise this computer as "Vista Capable" when you bought it? If so, you should remind them of their "promise". You can also try finding out the make and model of your motherboard chipset and going to the chipset maker's site (Intel, VIA, NVIDIA, SIS, etc.) to see if Vista drivers are available. |