I bought a XPS Gen2 thru the Army/Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES). I am very happy with my computer, but had to reinstall the OS and reformat the drive. I unfortunately did not receive the the disks for PowerDVD and Dell Media Exp. I really enjoy these features.
I have tried Chat Support, but it states that I must go thru my 3rd party provider for this. Or call XPS support.
Here is my problem. I am currently deployed in OIF. I am not able to call a 1-800 number from my location. I have limited access to the internet at the moment, and I kind keep getting pushed to one person to the other regarding my problem.
I need help. I cannot watch DVD's at the moment, and from what I have read on the forums I need to "chat" with Dell to get the PowerDVD/DME disk sent to me.
Anyone have any suggestions or if someone from Dell is listening can you help me out. My Service Tag is GHRHW71.
Unfortunately I did not receive the disk(s). I cannot call the 1-800 number they gave me via email because the phone systems do not accept it. It is going to be a long year over here not being able to watch DVDs.
I bought a XPS Gen2 system and I didn't came with PowerDVD and DMX too. I don`t know why they are not including a basic software like PowerDVD with the system, as you only can play DVDs with it. I needed to call the support and ask for a cd copy. Unfortunely, I receved the PowerDVD, but I didn't receive DMX.
I have a XPS M170 coming in a day or two. Give me your mailing address, and I will burn all the discs for you and send them to you. My email addy is: mpisio@westman.wave.ca.
I am heading over to Afghanistan (Canadian Army) on the 10th of Feb, so I can understand your plight.
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Posted December 1st, 2005 00:00
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