thats not the only line. I have a inpiron 17110, less than 4 years old, and that has been abandoned too. If this is how dell treats their midage devices now, i'm never getting a dell again.
It seems all of these computers are 4+ years old and from what I've been able to tell, if the majority of a particular model is still under warranty, then they have acquired drivers for it, if not they are not on the list. A lot of it could also be the companies that made the chipsets simply have not made any updated drivers for those models that support windows 10.
If it was a hardware driver causing the issue, that would be a perfectly valid excuse. However, its not. In my case, dell's quickset software is to blame for the problem ive been having. Without it, my keyboard functions and screen controls disappear, but with it, the entire screen becomes a jumbled mess about every 3 min or so and continues until i press my keyboard's "sleep screen" button. Quickset was apparently replaced a few years back, but no statements have been made about its compatibility with the inspiron line.
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Posted October 23rd, 2015 04:00
thats not the only line. I have a inpiron 17110, less than 4 years old, and that has been abandoned too. If this is how dell treats their midage devices now, i'm never getting a dell again.