Hoping for some polite help, please.
We have 3 Dell Latitude E6510s. Mine which is working, a back up which is now broke after I replaced the speakers, and my Wife's which too is broke after replacing the speakers. They are all we can afford, so please do not suggest buying new ones (which is the only suggestion that Dell was willing to give).
I do know what I'm doing when repairing most computers, but this is a first for me. After the speaker replacement(s), I get the message "Windows setup could not configure windows to run on this computer's hardware" (had to reinstall Windows 7 on both, again all we can afford; we will never be able to buy upgrades). Using the same exact parts being replaced. My paranoia is telling me that any trouble when parts are changed in the guts of these discontinued laptops is intentional by Dell. They do not care about folks living in extreme poverty, gathered by their response to my request for help.
So, what am I missing, and is there any fix?
We have 3 Dell Latitude E6510s. Mine which is working, a back up which is now broke after I replaced the speakers, and my Wife's which too is broke after replacing the speakers. They are all we can afford, so please do not suggest buying new ones (which is the only suggestion that Dell was willing to give).
I do know what I'm doing when repairing most computers, but this is a first for me. After the speaker replacement(s), I get the message "Windows setup could not configure windows to run on this computer's hardware" (had to reinstall Windows 7 on both, again all we can afford; we will never be able to buy upgrades). Using the same exact parts being replaced. My paranoia is telling me that any trouble when parts are changed in the guts of these discontinued laptops is intentional by Dell. They do not care about folks living in extreme poverty, gathered by their response to my request for help.
So, what am I missing, and is there any fix?