Dell Latitude 7370 System Guide
Summary: This page contains a System Guide for the Dell Latitude 7370 with links to useful information.
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Dell Latitude 7370 System Guide: Contains Links to How-To Guides and Useful Information About Your System.
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Expand Each Section Below for Information About Using Your Dell Latitude 7370.
Getting to know your computer:
A link to the System Manual can be found here:
This section provides links to information about locations of connectors and ports, images of your system, and helps you to get started with your system.
- Dell Latitude 7370 Visual Guide
- Dell Latitude 7370 Keyboard Guide
- How to Use and Troubleshoot Dell Thunderbolt Dock TB16

Installation Options:
This section covers the supported operating system reinstallation options for your system.
See the tabs below to find out more:
Microsoft Windows
For information about the various Windows operating system versions, click the following link:
Drivers:
This section gives information about drivers and the required order of installation for the various.
Windows Operating System versions supported on your Dell computer.
Driver Installation Order:
Installing Drivers with the Resource CD/DVD:
Identifying any Drivers not covered in the Install Order:
- How to Use the Dell Support Site to Identify and Install the Drivers for Your Dell Personal Computer
Ubuntu Linux
For information about Ubuntu Linux on your system, see the following link:
For further information, you can also see the Ubuntu Website:
System Backup and Recovery
This section provides information about the Backup and Recovery options for your system.
Unless you specified Recovery Media in your order, your Windows 10 system does not come with a recovery USB Flash Drive or Discs. For information about creating recovery media for your system if there is a catastrophic system failure, follow the link below:
- Create Windows 10 Recovery Media for your Dell computer
- How to Create Windows Installation Media for Windows 11, Windows 10 and Windows 8.1 using the Media Creation Tool
Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE)
On factory installed Windows 10 systems, WinRE allows you to restore your system back to the original factory state. For more information, see the link below:
Dell Recovery Image of Microsoft Windows
You can also download a recovery image of the Microsoft Windows Operating System customized for your Dell product from the Dell support site.
Dell Backup and Recovery (DBAR)
For systems prior to Windows 10, DBAR is a flexible automated backup and recovery application which is designed to reliably protect your most important digital documents and memories in a few clicks.
Unless you specified Recovery Media in your order, your system does not come with a recovery USB flash-drive or discs. You can also use the DBAR application to make recovery media for your system if there is a catastrophic system failure.
More information can be found out from the Dell Backup and Recovery Support page:
For information about systems that have been upgraded to Windows 10, see the following article:
Further general information about recovering Windows can be found in the following article:
Dell SupportAssist for PCs and Tablets:
SupportAssist provides system updates, detects issues, and sends you alerts based on your device, which makes solving and preventing problems easier than ever. This application gives you access to everything required to take the guesswork out of maintaining PCs and tablets. For more information and installation instructions, see the following link:
Diagnostics and Error Codes:
This section provides links to articles about diagnostics and the various error messages, beep codes, and Diagnostic LED codes that can help to troubleshoot potential hardware and software issues on your system.
- Resolve Hardware Issues With Integrated and Online Diagnostics (SupportAssist ePSA, ePSA, or PSA Error Codes)
- Computer Restarts or Shuts Down Intermittently, Locks Up, Stops Responding or an Error Occurs.
- How to Troubleshoot Blue Screen or STOP Error Code on a Dell Computer
- How to Troubleshoot Slow Performance Issues
You can also use the diagnostics that are on the Dell Support page, this requires Dell System Detect & SupportAssist to be installed on your system. This is performed if you choose to run the diagnostics. You can get to those diagnostics by following the link below:
Hardware:
The section below provides links to articles that contain information about the different hardware on your system. They can help you to troubleshoot any problems that are identified using the above diagnostics. There are also general "How to" articles that can help with tasks, for example like updating the BIOS or upgrading a hard drive.
AC Adapter and Battery
- How to Check Battery Health Status on Dell Laptops
- How to Improve the Performance of a Dell Laptop Battery
Audio
- Computer Making Noises? Troubleshoot Loud Fans, Hard Drive & More
- How to Fix Problems With My Speakers Emitting Unwanted Noise
- How to Troubleshoot No Sound on Computer or Audio Playback Issues
BIOS and Motherboard
- Dell BIOS Updates
- How to Perform a BIOS or CMOS Reset and Clear the NVRAM on Dell Computers
- How to Update BIOS: Install and Upgrade BIOS on Windows
Fan and Overheating Issues
- How to Troubleshoot Overheating, Shutdown, or Thermal Issue on a Dell Computer
- Computer Making Noises? Troubleshoot Loud Fans, Hard Drive & More
Hard Drive Issues
Input Devices Issues
- Keyboard Usage and Troubleshooting Guide
- Mouse Usage and Troubleshooting Guide
- Fixing Your Laptop Touchpad Not Working in Windows
Memory
- How to diagnose and resolve common memory issues on a Dell Laptop
- Dell Latitude Memory Compatibility Guide
- What is DDR3L Memory
Networking, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
- Dell Networking and Wireless Support Center
- How to Troubleshoot and Resolve any Wired network adapter issues with a Dell Latitude personal computer
- Troubleshooting Internet Connectivity Issues on Your Dell Computer
- Guide For Pairing and Troubleshooting Dell Bluetooth Keyboards and Mouse
No POST, No Power
- Resolve No Power, No POST, No Boot or No Video issues with your Dell Computer
- How to Troubleshoot Power Issues on a Dell Laptop
Optical Drive
Ports, Port Replicators, and Docking Stations
- USB Ports Not Working on Windows: Solve Common USB Issues
- A Guide to the External Ports and Connectors on a Dell Computer
- Guide to Dell Docking Stations
Video Issues
Other Software and Anti-virus:
This section covers the Software that is supported on your system, it also has links to information about anti-virus.
See the tabs below to find out more.
Software
Your system is shipped with some preinstalled applications and software which are designed to make your life easier. This section contains links to information about these.
To access the Dell Download Center, click the following link:
To access the Dell Application and Software Page click the following link:
Software sold with your system:
This section provides information about some of the software preinstalled and sold with your system.
Some of the software sold at the time of purchase has to be downloaded once you receive your system.
This is achieved by using Dell Digital Delivery, for more info see the links below:
Anti-virus
To access the Dell Security and Virus Support Page click the following link:
Your system may be preinstalled with an anti-virus program. For more information, follow the link below.
For further information about Viruses, Spyware and Malware, follow the links below:
- What are the different types of Viruses, Spyware and Malware that can infect my computer?
- Protect your computer or remove virus, spyware, or other malware in Microsoft Windows
- How to Identify and Repair Malware or Virus Infected Computers
