Windows 10: NON-RECOGNISTION OF I POD BY MICROSOFT WINDOWS 10 VERSION 2004/DELL VOSTRO PC.

WHEN I TRIED TO READ THE CONTENTS, FORMAT AND LOAD SOME MUSIC ETC., INTO THE APPLE I POD, THE SOFTWARE OF THE MICROSOFT WINDOWS 10 DIDN'T RECOGNISE THE DEVICE! AND SO,I COULD NOT PERFORM ANY DESIRED ACTION WITH THE IPOD! EARLIER I HAD WORKED WITH HP PAVILION LAPTOP WELL WITHOUT ANY SUCH PROBLEM! AND, I HAVE OBSERVED THAT MANY PEOPLE HAD COMPLAINED OF THIS TO MICROSOFT IN THIS REGARD! WILL THE MICROSOFT/DELL CARE TO SETRIGHT THE PROBLEM, PLEASE???


AND I WOULD APPRECIATE IF ANY PERSON IN THE COMMUNITY HAVE ANY IDEA IN THE MATTER HELP/GUIDE ME!!!!

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Dell Vostro Desktop Line Gets a Makeover

Dell today announced its redesigned Vostro desktop line for small businesses, with enhancements such as increased storage and expandability based on ongoing customer feedback. Starting at $319, the Vostro 220, 220s and 420 are available today in North America, tomorrow in most of South America, followed by Asia Pacific and Japan Oct. 20, Europe, Middle East and Africa Nov.3 and Brazil Nov. 11. For more information, visit Dell Vostro and Dell’s new small-business blog to join the conversation.










Dell continues to enhance its Vostro portfolio to address the top technology issues facing small-business customers including easy-to-use and maintain computer systems, data storage, and quality service and support, all at a price small businesses can afford.

Building on a strong recommendation rate of 98 percent from current Vostro customers, new Vostro desktops deliver more of what customers demand in a small-business PC and address many of their top pain points. Key improvements include:

• Refined industrial design with a glossy front;
• Greater convenience through redesigned optical drive bays;
• Increased internal storage capacity with one terabyte hard drives offering up to 4 terabytes of internal storage in the Vostro 420;
• Standard 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet across full line for fast network access; and
• The Vostro 420 high-performance system also offers dual display capability, and more expandability and flexibility with 10 total USB ports and seven total PCI/PCIe expansion slots for more network, sound or graphics cards.

New customer-driven features have also been added, including:

• The latest in Intel technology and performance with the Intel G45 Express chipset;
• Optional Blu-Ray Disk drives for data storage and video playback;
• PS/2 and serial ports to enable use of older devices; and
• The Vostro 420 offers an eSATA connector to transfer data to an external storage device faster than with USB.

Ideal for small businesses with simple networks, Vostro meets customer demands for quality, reliability and worry-free services. Small-business technicians don’t follow scripts and are specially trained to understand technical issues as well as customers’ unique business environments. ProSupport services give customers the ability to customize and tailor IT support options to fit their technical expertise and business needs, including 24/7 proactive maintenance, how-to guidance and popular software support for non-technical users.

“Even with a strong shift to mobile computing, desktops continue to be an integral part of most business computing environments,” said Darrel Ward, director of commercial desktops, Dell Product Group. “With a 98-percent recommendation rate on our Ratings & Reviews site, customers are telling us that they will choose Vostro when it comes time to buy their next small-business PC.”

Source: Dell

 

Windows 10 Tweaks

Pressing “Windows+Pause Break” (it’s up there next to scroll lock) opens the “System” Window.

Windows 10: In the new version of Windows, Explorer has a section called Quick Access. This includes your frequent folders and recent files. Explorer defaults to opening this page when you open a new window. If you’d rather open the usual This PC, with links to your drives and library folders, follow these steps:

• Open a new Explorer window.
• Click View in the ribbon.
• Click Options.
• Under General, next to “Open File Explorer to:” choose “This PC.”
• Click OK

credit to Lifehacker.

 

problem upgrading dell vostro 1000 laptop

Ok trying now to upgrade vostro 1000, tried running setup from within Windows and told this PC cannot be upgraded to Windows 10.... so now booting from USB pen and chose custom install.....assume this is a clean install.....it accepted my Windows 7 product key, which is good news.....fingers crossed

UPDATE *really*Wink*092 well it works, now have a dell vostro laptop with a clean install Windows 10.. I triied booting from the USB pen and chose upgrade it told me to restart the 'pc' and run setup from the install file...but that doesn't work, so chose custom and did a clean install, went flawlessly, even used the Windows 7 product key.....thank you everyone for your help and support and occaisonly steering me in the right direction LOL *Rolleyes.....it's working very well so from XP to vista to Windows 7 and now to Windows 10....quite a journey...