Roger,
I think he's trying to select ("configure") components of a new build. At Dell.
Can't help with his problem tho' - sometimes you have to be right in front of the
computer to see the things that the client doesn't know to tell you.
I am particularly amused by the error messages that appear at start up and the client says, "Oh, it always does that. I just close 'em"
...Bryce
At 5/27/2011, RogerX19 wrote:
>Hi
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>A little more info, please.
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>What exactly do you mean by: "When I go to Dell.com, and try to configure a new computer"
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>Do you have mulitple Dell computers that you're trying to do a new configuration?
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>What is the "first option" that you mentioned?
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>Are you in the Support section where it asks you to select the model from the drop down lists?
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>Firefox may be blocking javascripts or activeX, or something that the Dell site requires.
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>rogerX
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>--- In simplycomputers2@yahoogroups.com, "gghippy" <gghippy@...> wrote:
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>> I'm running XP Pro (SP3), with mozilla firefox (4.01). When I go to Dell.com, and try to configure a new computer, it hangs up after choosing the first option. I don't have this problem with Internet Explorer. Has anyone else had this problem and how did you fix it?
>> thanks for any help you can provide.
>>
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