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If you connect the drives using one single ribbon cable with two connectors on it then you need to set the drives to Master/Slave using the jumpers on the drives. Master being your OS drive.
If you are running a very old Operating System, make sure it can support a 20GB drive.
hold down the Fn and F8 keys, and it worked fine for me.
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if your problem is you cannot wake from power saving mode (after your PC goes to sleep, then its probably just the driver for your video card). VISTA has some issues with certain drivers that the PC cannot wake from sleep
check whether ur ram is working or not. remove the cpu side door and remove the ram from the ram slot and clean it using a eraser gently and fix again it back and power ur pc on and check it
go to Dell.com and select suport an download.
enter the model number and the serial number or service tag (rear of the machine).
you should be able to get the original configuration of the machine. Provided that nothing has changed since it left the factory.
you will need to go into system maintenance/loacte sound and insure that the motherboard has sent the request to reflect your sound card is there. if no sound card is listed you will need to do a add/remove hardware search. see computer/right click on properties and then device manager, then go to sound and see if all device drivers are there.
check your video card and try to go to windows recovery console or advance boot up options it seems the monitor self test passes!! if your video card is fine then its a video driver issue.
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