Getting information about your currenty warranty is embedded in the Sales Column under Buying Options. You can obtain order history at Sales under Buying Options which also has other interesting and useful links. You can go to the Order Information or Sales columns for order status.
What was in unit when ordered?/Ship Date (Order Information). Additionally, the driver download link provides the Automatically find HP Products and Solutions: "This tool will try to automatically find your HP products* and check for recommended driver downloads, HP updates and additional support information." Link. By clicking on "Support and Drivers" you are taken to the driver page. Although not a main column, the HP page has the driver download as a sub-listing under Technical Support, and there is no such requirement-to enter a servicetag or express service code. The link you gave requires a servicetag or express service code in order to download the drivers. I only had time to do a quick comparison and all of the information you mention in your post can be obtained from sublinks appearing in the above link: You will notice that the three main columns on this page are Sales, Order Support, Technical Support whereas Dell has four main columns: Drivers & Downloads, Technical Support, Windows Support, Order Status and Support. Fortunately, there is an equivalent to the link you provided. See below: Thanks for the response and your post which made for the opportunity for me to explore further HP tools. Copy the part number, and search it on our website Ģ.The dell link is simply and when you look for drivers, you put in your express service tag and are awarded with complete machine details including already drilled down driver list, plus system details like ship date, warranty info and current/original system config including part numbers in case you need to order anything. Now that you have located the part on the page, you have two options:ġ. Usually, the LCD will be marked as “LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY” (use CTRL+F to search the page if you are on a Windows PC, or Command+F on a Mac). You will then see a list of all components installed in this laptop and the part number of the component will be provided. The beauty of this feature is that Dell enables you to see all the components and peripherals of the laptop without having to tear it apart.Īfter you enter your Dell Service Tag or the Express Service Code, proceed to “System Configuration”, then to “Components”. 
However, some laptop manufacturers provide an alternative way of finding what LCD is installed in their machine.Įvery Dell laptop has a Dell Service Tag, or a Dell Express Service code at the bottom of the case, and using either the Service Tag, or the Express Service Code you can use the tool on Dell’s support page. The laptop screen model number is found at the back of the LCD panel itself.
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