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		<title>Dell E6410/E6420/E6510/E6520 – Unknown Device Driver &#8211; SMO8800</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When deploying our new Dell Latitude E6420 laptops this evening we reloaded the included 32 bit Windows 7 to Windows 7 64 bit. For those of you with x32 who would rather run x64, you may do so by reinstalling &#8230; <a href="https://www.itwurx.net/blog/dell-latitude-e6410-e6420-e6510-e6520-unknown-device-driver-smo8800/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
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<p>When deploying our new Dell Latitude E6420 laptops this evening we reloaded the included 32 bit Windows 7 to Windows 7 64 bit. For those of you with x32 who would rather run x64, you may do so by reinstalling Windows 7 with x64 media. Your Windows Activation key will work for either x32 or x64 bit Windows! After the fresh reload you usually want to install Drivers and Windows Updates.</p>
<p>Locating and Installing Dell drivers are usually a breeze, but every once in a while you come across an unknown driver with no description of what it could be. In the case of the Dell Latitdude E6420 (E6410/E6420/E6510/E6520) you will want to locate the freefall sensor driver to get rid of that pesky unknown device from your Device Manager. Assuming that you&#8217;re already familiar with the Dell Drivers downloads, navigate to the &#8220;Application&#8221; group after you&#8217;ve selected your Make, Model and OS and download the ST Microelectronics Driver. Once you&#8217;ve installed it you can kiss that unknown device goodbye!</p>
<p>Hope this helped you with your dell latitude e6420 unknown device driver for Windows 7 question.  If you require any assistance with your dell latitude e6420 unknown device issue call us at (888) 777-WURX.  We provide small business computer network services and managed IT support in the Southern California area.  Check the services we offer on our <a title="IT Support Services" href="http://www.itwurx.net/services.php#header">SERVICES</a> page.</p>
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