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BIOS can be downloaded from this table by clicking on the вЂњDownload LinkвЂќ entry and used to upgrade the BIOS on the Vault. This page has a table with all of the current versions of BIOS for the Vault. BIOS is installed on every system when it ships, but occasionally there are upgrades to the BIOS to address various issues. It is a small program that is stored on non-volatile memory that is used to initialize the system hardware during the boot process. me still ain't convinced, but he trusts Nec's judgement so will give Dell the benefit of the doubt.BIOS is the abbreviation for Basic Input Output System.

So in closing, yes Dell make proprietry machines that you can only really upgrade from Dell (if at all), but for business' they are just what you need. These are some really clued up people who know their stuff. I have spoken to god know how many Dell tech support guys in my time here and to be truthful the first tier techs are just reading from a screen but having spoken to their second teir support are excellent. I can ring up Dell in Ireland and say for example 'I need a replacement hard drive for machine ***** (as they all come with their code)' Sure enough, next day I have a brand new hard drive sitting in reception for me with a guy waiting to take the old one away. Does your standard user who uses it for word processing, email and internet need to benchmark all the parts inside - No they just need it for their word processing, email and internet.ДЄlso Dell's replacement policy for there premium customers is second to none (yes, we get the best support off them, 50,000+ users across europe ). Ok, fair enough for you or me a Dell aint going to do everything you want, but from a business point of view they do everything you need. I understand people without a lot of computer knowledge need to be spoon fed, when it comes to buying and using a PC, but I find that more often than not companies, like Dell, tend to exploit those people more than help them.ДЇor my sins all I work on every day is Dell's. The fact that a computer manufacture wouldn't do enough research, or enough testing to realise this grand scale problem, is enough to put me off big name manufacturers for life. Many years ago, I bought my first half descent PC, it was a Thunderbird 800 based system, and the graphics unit put in, a Geforce 2 MX, if I remember correctly, had inherent incompatabilities with that particular motherboard, which stopped it from running properly. In my experience with brand PC's, they are poorly constructed and un-expertly setup, and when a problem does occur, they would rather just charge the customer through the roof for a replacement or change of device, which in fact they probably don't really need.

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I hate the way people have to send their PC's back to the company in question, just because they've locked it down and tailered it to such a degree no one else but them knows how to fix it. I guess I just find the majority of the major manufactuers a bit generic. At least Dells will run the programs I need and will run them fast and lets me keep my arm and my leg. I would not put them into the same category as Mac, not by a long shot. But Dell definitely does know exactly what they're doing. Actually, Dell has a wonderful grasp of what makes PCs popular and for that very reason they are the largest manufacturer in the world.