Dell specs
 

does any one know where you can download the full specs and parts list for a dell dimension pc

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erm it depends on the particular model

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Erm..... Dells' Website ;) I even got an exploded diagram of how to strip and rebuild my laptop from them lol.

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I have the full manual for the 8300, I can email it to you but it's just under 7mb.

If you want it, pm me your email address...

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i looked at the dell web site could not find it

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Which Dell Dimension model is it then?

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dimension 8300

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Any of these any good?

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that just take me to the dell website customer services log in page

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ignore that i have already seen that page it does not show a full parts list and the tech specs are not in enough detail

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What do you actually need to know? If you are running the Dell right now you can get a breakdown of the info via your service tag number.

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i know this is off the subject i have a little nrtwork faul my nic does not turn off when i power down my pc i have emailed dell tech support with no result and tried all the ideas that they have surgested in my bios i have the option off on/off/off with pxe it is set to on but have set it to all three with no result

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i want a full parts list

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Not all NICs power down when PCs are shutdown. You could try a program called everest for a full breakdown of what is in your PC.
Everest

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thanks for that i am using sis sandra i have a intel pro 100/ve network adapter and in the intel prog it has a setting to turn off the nic to save power set this to on but the nic stays on

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I'll double check tomorrow when I'm in work but I don't think you can completely turn off the NIC on the Dimension models. You can disable it in the BIOS but it will still get some power going to it.

Is there any specific reason why you want it off?