dell m6800 drivers for mouse and audio wont load

#Dell m6800 drivers for mouse and audio wont load install#
#Dell m6800 drivers for mouse and audio wont load windows#

Side note, I did use two SSD's and configured a RAID with the msata and a 2.5' SSD. Anyway, like I said, we opted to use 2.5' drives. The Dell support guys gave me the excuse that their systems are suppose to boot from drive 0 and then drive 1.īelieve me, I went round and round with the Dell support guys to beg them re-write their BIOS to allow me to configure the system to use the msata slot as Drive 0 (AKA first boot drive) That didn't go as planned. Remove all but the msata drive as bootable options. Might also need to see what is listed in your BIOS Boot Sequence. Try installing the msata drive as the only drive in the system. Is your system configured with UEFI or Legacy Boot? To help John with this testing on your systems.

The M3800 and M4600- M4800's all play nice with the msata drives. Short story long, we no longer use the msata cards in the larger precision models. I've experienced similar issues with the msata cards and my M6700's. Same time that particular mSata works perfectly with my M4600. I have an issue with my M6800 - attempts to use my Plextor 256M5M (mSata slot) cause laptop to stuck at Dell logo. Please respond to this private message when you have the opportunity. Lastly, I'd like to verify your system's configuration so I've sent you a private message.

#Dell m6800 drivers for mouse and audio wont load windows#

Here, navigate to Windows Logs > System Logs and search for any critical or error entries that correspond to a time when the system failed to boot and post what they say here. To do this, press Windows Key+X to open the Quick Links menus and select Event Viewer.

#Dell m6800 drivers for mouse and audio wont load install#

When Windows 8.1 was installed, did you install all the necessary drivers and also did you install the Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility first? Please check Device Manager and tell us if there are any items with yellow exclamation marks beside them.Īs the system is sometimes unable to boot to Windows, checking the Event Viewer may give an indication of why this occurs. You mentioned that you immediately installed Windows 8.1 after receiving your system, was that a clean installation or an upgrade? Thanks for running the diagnostics for us. I've tested the hard drive from diagnostics as you instructed, also I did the diagnostics from My Dell software.įrom system standart (boot) there are no flaws, while in the My Dell software the SSD have canceled a SMART Short Test. I'd be happy to arrange a phone call to troubleshoot. If you need any further technical help if/after you try my recommendation, please DM me and I'm sure we can solve this. I hope I've helped you better understand the scope of your concern and that getting a different computer in this case will most likely prove to be counterproductive. You'll have to check this for both wireless and wired connections. Your computer should then automatically connect to your home network. Once saved, click to select 'Obtain an IP address automatically' and 'Obtain DNS server address automatically' and click 'OK'. Write down any saved address from each octet. Click 'properties', double click 'Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)'. Here's how:įor Windows 7, go to Control Panel, click 'Network and Sharing Center', click 'change adapter settings', double click the network that you're trying to connect to. I recommend checking to make sure your system is set to DHCP when you try to use the computer at home. Meaning that your IP and DNS are manually set. What it sounds like to me is your wireless and wired connections are both set to static. Now to the technical issue you're having. Since your system connects at your office we can assume that your system's hardware is working correctly.

Issue you described is more of a 'technical' concern than it is a 'quality' or 'reliability' issue with your M6800.