Transfer your Dell Product to insure you maintain your warranty and can take several days (domestic transfer) and up to 15 business days (international transfer).

Can i expect any replay ?

-Nath RG

Additionally, neither Dell nor any other computer manufacturer will support an operating system other than what it installed at the factory.  

No, that's not what I wrote.  You are free to install whatever you'd like -- just don't expect support from Dell when issues arise.

The basic warranty on any system is only valid in the country of purchase.  For international service, you must transfer the warranty before you can receive support.  And in order to do that you must have purchased an upgrade to onsite service before you transfer the warranty - the basic, 12-month return to depot warranty doesn't cover service other than in the country of purchase.

A one-minute boot time is perfectly normal with a conventional hard drive.  For times below that, you'll need a solid state drive.  So, there's nothing wrong here.

As for the video issues, nowhere did you give any indication that you installed the correct video drivers for Windows 8.  If the video doesn't work properly when the system is restored to factory condition (Windows 7) that's one thing - if it does, but won't with Windows 8, it sounds like you didn't do the installation of Windows 8 correctly.

Hi,

According to your words,

We have to stick and use only the OS which installed at factory and the product will not work other than the factory installations even it compatible. I went service center several times and no use. They are unable to find the solution even the OS is factory installed. What should I do?

One question: I am still in warranty period and I didn’t understand the restrictions to serve customer if the product is eligible for global warranty service. Why should I follow the formalities if I have all the receipts and global warranty period?

Hi,

I agree what you said that Dell would not service for OS issues other than factory installed. However, here my problem is not related to OS what I installed. I am facing issues related to speed and video display. I hope the mentioned two problems purely related to product performance and quality and let me know how you people can map these are OS problems.

Why should I go for SSD as I already have high configuration laptop and spent lot money for this? Is the problem with my laptop configuration in regards with speed issue or the configuration works like that only? To confirm this only I had asked for comparison the speed with another same configuration laptop. If my configuration is not work at least middle level laptop, why I spent lot money for this configuration from Dell? I had compared with my friends laptop (Other company product) which is having same configuration and its damn speed(1:12 min, Saying till ready state) than mine and I feel very bad with my laptop in front of their  :-(. I hope you understand my feelings. In addition, I would like to know the Dell URL for Windows 8 Pro drivers if any, which are mandatory for my laptop configuration. I will try myself to resolve video display problem at least and I am seeking help/service for Speed related issues for my configuration.

Note: The ready state booting time for my laptop is 2:40 Min. This time can give middle configuration laptops. I am expecting at least 1min time for my configuration even I installed many applications/software along with back run software.

Hi,

Any explanation for my questions above?

You cannot compare the boot times of two systems unless they're hardware-identical - same amount of RAM, same CPU, same BIOS, same system board.

Any other comparison is meaningless - there are too many variations that are possible.

OK, we can't compare two systems of booting time for the same config. Did you notice the time difference of mine and my friends laptop? As you told, mine should not exceed ~1Min booting time. But what is this 2:40 min? Is this OK?

And

Can i have answers for each of remaining questions?

Hellow,

Any Reply?

Hi,

Can i expect any answer for my queries or tell me that just i leave my issue here?

So as you suggested, i have to off some start up applications/SW if i want to increase my boot speed. I have got one idea, i will uninstall all my applications/SW from my laptop then the booting time will increase more and more.  Is it OK?

If this is your resolution point, i have to just keep my laptop idle in-front of me and looking over on it daily. I didn't understand till now and you never spoke on this that why i spent more money and for this high configuration and its uses. I never expect this type of answer from your side. Now its proved that Dell product will work only after reduce some loading pressure by OS even we spend lot money for better configuration.

Please clarify me one thing that is my configuration will give booting speed in one min or not with out reducing start up application? if not, on what areas it will useful?

It isn't clear there is an issue.  If you want to reduce the boot time, reduce the number of programs and services that load at startup time.  No one but you can determine what you do and do not need to load when the system powers on.

If you don't know what to do, start here;  it's a good description of what you can do to speed up boot time.

www.lockergnome.com/.../how-to-improve-windows-7-startup-time

The problem with already having your mind made up, is that no number of facts will change it.  There's nothing more I or anyone else can do until you drop your prejudices toward the system and look at things objectively.