do these word with the XP 810?
1023401
Yes I have used them with no problem in my xp-810 They are the only ones that haven't given me a non epson message. I print many pictures and have reordered several times
1023402
Well I don't know about the 810 but at first they seemed to work on the 600. Then they totally ran out really quickly and messed up my print quality . It took me months to get the heads clean even using genuine epson ink. I'm sticking with the epson ink now. Don't buy the headache.
1023403
i am using these on a xp-810 for about a year with no problems. these are nice because you can monitor the ink levels where in most cases you can't with recycled or remanufactored cartridges. be careful when removing the caps. be sure the cartridges are facing down over a old newspaper or towel while removing the cap. they tend to get a little messy but not bad if your careful..
1076771
Yes, I have used with XP and Win7. These things work great and are so cheap! We ordered a bunch just to have at the office. The driver calls it a "USB-SERIAL CH340" under WinXP. The driver file can be found online. The one I have had success with is actually called "CH341SER.xxx" but works great. Just search the web. Good Luck!
1723182
Yes, it's fine with XP. I'm using it on an XP system. XP will recognize it as a standard USB mouse even without the specific driver for this device, and the Intellipoint driver runs just fine on XP. The only problem I've had with this mouse is that the zoom button does not work through some USB hubs or KVM switches, but that's not an XP issue.
826639
I went for the dn1000 instead of the 810, because of the GUI. Other than that I really didnt see much of a difference in spec wise. My friend has the 810 and I will be receiving mine next week.
358972
i dont know i have xp n it works fine u will have to call microsoft to find out i would think it wouldwork with any operating system. or even call office depot since thats where i got mine. hope this helps.
1570481
i am sorry not sure how to answer this because i have an xp and it is working fine for me
2062758
Mine had Windows 7, and I believe it was described as such. I recommend it over XP. Mine also had a British keyboard, with several characters switched (the " and @ trade places, for example), and was not described as such. I suspect mine was an exception, but you may want to check. If there is an @ over the 2, it's American. Overall I'm very happy with the machine's specs and condition, especially at the price.
1597898
Yes it is as long as you can get the drivers for it. Window is discontinuing support for XP
1944515
The PCI to USB 3.0 cards will only work if yourcomputer has a PCI-e slot. The regular PCI slots are different from the PCI-e slots in every way from the size, power that is transmitted through them and the processing speed. Out of curosity I just looked at the specs for the Dell XPS 8100, and you absolutely have a PCI-e slot. It's slot # 27. And slot #23 is a regular PCI slot, So yes it will work in your computer as long as that PCI-e slot is available. So read your computer manual and make sure there is nothing else preventing you from using it for a USB 3.0 card. Make sure there is no graphic card in there. Good luck. The PCI to USB 3.0 cards will only work if yourcomputer has a PCI-e slot. The regular PCI slots are different from the PCI-e slots in every way from the size, power that is transmitted through them and the processing speed. Out of curosity I just looked at the specs for the Dell XPS 8100, and you absolutely have a PCI-e slot. It's slot # 27. And slot #23 is a regular PCI slot, So yes it will work in your computer as long as that PCI-e slot is available. So read your computer manual and make sure there is nothing else preventing you from using it for a USB 3.0 card. Make sure there is no... » Read More The PCI to USB 3.0 cards will only work if yourcomputer has a PCI-e slot. The regular PCI slots are different from the PCI-e slots in every way from the size, power that is transmitted through them and the processing speed. Out of curosity I just looked at the specs for the Dell XPS 8100, and you absolutely have a PCI-e slot. It's slot # 27. And slot #23 is a regular PCI slot, So yes it will work in your computer as long as that PCI-e slot is available. So read your computer manual and make sure there is nothing else preventing you from using it for a USB 3.0 card. Make sure there is no graphic card in there. Good luck. « Show Less
1301339
No, but not sure why you would need them. It would still work as any normal keyboard, although any Win7/8 specific keys might not work within XP. As long as you have a USB port to plug the dongle into, you should be good to go.
50691
The latest drivers on their website are rated for XP, but I haven't been able to find anyone who has tried them yet.
1588264
Yes. It basically replaces your mouse so if will work with all programs. The drivers should be compatible with XP.
834019
No, unfortunately Microsoft Office program is not given with Dell XPS 8700. You will need to purchase Office separately
44932
I use XP and have not had any problems whatsoever. Great product - I recommend it.
1134301
I do not know, I bought it for my wife and she is using XP on her PC. It works great there.
2197666
I didnt use that thing, i bought it for my aunt in cuba, she have xp and work perfectly
2073377
Yes. As long as your system has a PCI port it will work fine with all versions of XP.