This file contains a compressed (or zipped) set of files. Download the file to a folder on your hard drive, and then run (double-click) it to unzip the set of files. Follow the instructions to complete the installation. By downloading, you accept the terms of the Dell Software License Agreement. Dell SP2309W Monitor, A00-00. Monitors & Displays. By downloading, you accept the terms of the Dell Software License Agreement.

Hi,Thanks for posting your query to Microsoft forum. I will certainly help you with this.I would like to know;. Is your computer not rebooting?.

What is the exact issue you are facing with Windows 10?. Did you upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 7?. Do you have the Windows 10.exe set up file or Dvd?For diagnoses purpose I would like you to follow these steps below:Method 1: Check in safe mode and clean boot mode of the computerStep 1: Check in Safe modeSafe mode is a diagnostic mode for Windows that starts your computer in a limited state. Only the basic files and drivers necessary to run Windows are started. This helps us in identifying whether the issue is due to some third partyprograms conflict. Thank you for responding, however I do not understand your response. You asked what is my issue.

The issue is after upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10, my laptop (Dell XPS1330) will no longer project to my external monitor Dell SP2309 (this workedwith Windows 7). I made sure my drivers are up to date. I want to eat your pancreas myanimelist. Also since it is beyond 30, the auto revert process is no longer available.

My PC came with preinstalled Windows, so I do not have disk to reinstall. Is there a remedy so that I can use my external monitorthat I purchased.

Dell WD15 Dock with 2017 MacBook Pro. Ask Question. This seems to be a hardware limitation, and thus no driver changes or software hacks will ever allow you to run 3 independent displays. I used VGA and HDMI to connect my 2 monitors with Dell WD15 but Mac recognized both monitors as one. Hi, I bought a Dell SX2210T touchscreen for use with my MacBook Pro, hoping I'd be able to find drivers for it. OS X 10.6 has API for tablets and multi-touch, so, I'm hoping to use this monitor for dev work until Apple releases their tablet and touchscreen iMacs. Dell S2316M IPS 23' 6ms Widescreen LED Backlight LCD Monitor No HDMI Black. Pro the only thing is that the built in camera is not recognize by the mac.

Hi, I need help, Iam web designer, I have a macpro, and I want a monitor that bring me the best for web design, print. You know photo work. Iam trust always on apple, but the new LED is too expensive and my macpro 08 dont works with the new led for the mini dv etc.

So I buy yesterday a DELL SP2309W, I love the resolution 2048x1152, 23inc a lot space for work thats great! But is good for web design? My problem is that Iam suck calibrating a monitor!

If I contact somebody pro that calibrate monitors, this on works for design? I want real colors. Maybe I think that was better buy a used cinema display 23 used. I dont know, any owner of DELL SP2309W? Or any pro of calibration that help me? Well, he mentioned photographs in with the 'web design' so maybe there will be print options or something.

Whatever, I know you're right about what you're saying tho! And again if he REALLY wants THE BEST there is really ONLY the new NEC and the ColorEdge. All others fall into a class far inferior. For example there is so little difference between my $800 iiyama 19' IPS display and my two $250 LG 24' TN displays it's not even worth mentioning.

Same is true of the ACD and the DELLs. Yet compare any of them side by side to a ColorEdge and there's just no question about it. There's no peeping closely to be able to observe some faint difference.

The differences jump out and slap you silly. Silly enough to spend that kind of money obviously. . Well, he mentioned photographs in with the 'web design' so maybe there will be print options or something. Whatever, I know you're right about what you're saying tho! And again if he REALLY wants THE BEST there is really ONLY the new NEC and the ColorEdge.

All others fall into a class far inferior. For example there is so little difference between my $800 iiyama 19' IPS display and my two $250 LG 24' TN displays it's not even worth mentioning. Same is true of the ACD and the DELLs. Yet compare any of them side by side to a ColorEdge and there's just no question about it. There's no peeping closely to be able to observe some faint difference. The differences jump out and slap you silly. Silly enough to spend that kind of money obviously.

Click to expand.Unless the OP plans to upload huge RAW files to the site; any JPG or TIF file uploaded will be set to a particular colour space (usually the one taken, or saved by application) and if that colour space ain't based on Adobe's standard it's gonna be compromised when it comes to print, colours are gonna be unnatural, vivid and contrast will most likely be unbalanced. Then again, there are always gonna be compromises when your printing from a website. Photographic images will never be as good as the original, uncompressed RAW file. For calibrated work you need a couple of things. You dont just calibrate a monitor and leave it. Calibration is only relevant in the light you are currently in.