When I unplug most of the USB devices computer starts up normally.  If not,
I keep getting the low system voltage message, though now usually when I hit
F1 (as it says; to continue) it starts up.  Have repeated this experiment 4
or 5 times now.  Still haven't replaced the battery.  Should I still replace
it with the Dell replacement I've got or does this mean it is the power
supply?  Also, volume for speakers has been low for about a month.  Would
this be a related problem?

Thanks

Randall

On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 7:48 AM, Mike Sloane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> "refurbished" is a technicality used in the the consumer goods business.
> Legally, they cannot sell something as "new" if the produce was offered for
> sale (i.e. sold to a retailer). So if it comes back to the manufacturer for
> any reason, even if the package was never opened, it has to be sold as
> "refurbished". So cards, power supplies, monitors, etc. that may be
> essentially brand new show up as "refurbs" with the warning "may contain
> minor cosmetic defects" and/or similar. It is also a way for a manufacturer
> to get rid of obsolete inventory after a product change and still keep their
> retailers happy that they aren't being sideswiped/undercut by the
> manufacture.
>
> So, yes, you could be getting a brand new battery that is "refurbished".
>
> Mike
>
>
> Tom Piwowar wrote:
>
>> BTW, Dell said they only sell refurbished
>>> batteries.  The cost is only $1.99, but wonder how long this will last.
>>>  I
>>> ordered an extra for a back up.
>>>
>>
>> This sounds suspicious. In my experience batteries do not get refurbished.
>>
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