windows xp media center edition 2005 download dell

that was a pretty good deal - I would have paid about that sans hard drive, frankly, but got lucky. last one I bought there I paid about 85 including shipping for a dc5800 core duo E8400 3.0ghz 2 gb, dvd, 160gb 7200 rpm drive.

HP's 'DC#' series or Dell's better Optiplex line as example. in PC's, i usually pick a bigger seller, a recycler of corporate stuff, and stick with the top brands/lines i.e. I'm comfy buying pc's, laptops, apple device, etc. I trade a good bit on ebay, sell/buy all sorts of things. smart people pull the hard drive out, chunk the pc. usually not much wrong with them if anything. heck, with the right contacts you can get pretty decent pc's for free. Latest shipment figures show >20% drop in pc/notebook sales across europe. Core i3/i5 etc models will run 15-20 bucks more. I never pay more than around $80, including shipping to my door, for good late Core 2 top of the line systems. There are so many 'cheap' deals on excellent computers these days that its a 'fish in a barrel' market. Nothing I found could ever explain why the OS would attempt to reinstall the exact same device every single time it booted up. MANY threads out there unresolved on the topic, maybe more than 50% of which were on Dell support customer forums, with the usual knuckleheaded answers being given:: 'update the bios' 'try a different device', 'nuke the hard drive and reload', 'non-dell mice not supported', etc. The only ones I've seen with the issue described were Dell's of a certain narrow range and running, to my recollection, MCE. I should have made that clarification: the vast majority of older dells and virtually all of other brands have no such issues. Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility Intel 82915G/GV/910GL Express Chipset Family These are its primary Windows XP drivers that you would want to download and save if you decide to do a clean reinstall of Windows XP and get a fresh start with it. It came with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 pre-installed and has a Microsoft Certificate-Of-Authenticity sticker with that version and the product key for it. You might want to add and save this site in your browser favorites/bookmarks list so you can readily refer to it when needed.Īccording to its system configuration section, it was purchased in June 2006. Here is the Dell support site that's specific ONLY to your desktop. According to service tag number F8T34B1, your computer is indeed a Dell Dimension 3100/E310 desktop.

Windows xp media center edition 2005 download dell