Their home user models change parts from time to time, whereas the business models tend to use the same parts for the duration of that model.
So if a home model has changed motherboards once or twice, they have to provide drivers for a lot of components.
In my experience, Dell has generally sucked hardware wise (particularly in their laptop department), their home user support poor, but their business support remarkable.
So if a home model has changed motherboards once or twice, they have to provide drivers for a lot of components.
In my experience, Dell has generally sucked hardware wise (particularly in their laptop department), their home user support poor, but their business support remarkable.