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[quote user="EnriqueG18"] What kind of bios do you have,because i did the same thing with artic silver and i get around 59 on cpu and 60 on gpu. How much Artic silver did you add.[/quote] I would hope the problem has been solved, in the four months it's been since this thread was last posted in But " welcome to the forums " nonetheless
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What laptop do you have Greg... what are the main specs (RAM especially), and what OS are you using? By "Resource D" - I assume it's referring to a partition on your hard drive - or a second hard drive? But if the error is related to a lack of hard drive space, I don't understand why you're getting "Low memory"? And what did you "clean"? What method did you use to "clean" it?
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Welcome to the forums I assume you still have the problem, and you posted this from another computer? Can you get into the BIOS, to check the hard drive is at least being recognised in there? Are you able to run Dell Diagnostics (press F12 as soon as you see the Dell logo)? Depending on the result/outcome, it *could* mean the hard drive is faulty? Whether you'd be able to salvage anything off it, depends on exactly what's wrong with it? The only way you'll be able to find out, is to to
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It should have a small plastic ejection button/'lever' near the front side of the ExpressCard slot? When that thin plastic button/'lever' is pressed (on my XPS M1730 at least), it ejects? To open/remove the slot cover, you just need to press that 'lever' back in again.
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Since you've specified "Great for gaming" among your requirements, you're looking at either an: Upgraded from base spec Aurora (from $1,299), or a standard spec Area 51 ($1,999). Re upgradeability: If you're going to upgrade in the future, you need to make sure that the PSU in whatever system you decide to buy, is capable of powering the upgrades, without also having to buy a new PSU as well If you went for an Aurora, you obviously have a number of upgrade options available
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Welcome to the forums [quote user="shlock"] Any know how I can fix this.[/quote] What system do you have, and... more importantly in this case... what OS are you using? Assuming the OS is XP or Vista, you can change the background via: Control Panel --> Appearance and Personalization --> Personalization --> Desktop Background , then select/click the picture or colour you want for your desktop background. See the official Microsoft 'how to' article here for more info.