Dell BIOS Dxxx A09 Driver Download (Official)
The BIOS Dxxx A09 is a common computer motherboard manufactured by Dell. Update now to fix problems such as frequent crashing, computer shuts off unexpectedly, no audio or no video, or a blank screen on start up. This driver - "Dxxx_A09.EXE" - has been downloaded 66 times and is rated 5 out of 5 stars based on 11 reviews. The total disk space used for this update is 1.0 MB.
Supported Models
BIOS Dxxx A09
Cinemaster II
Dimension XPS Pro___ MT
Manufacturers
Supported Operating Systems
Not Applicable
File Name
Versions
A01 (15-Aug-2000)
Additional Notes
BIOS: Dell Dimension System BIOS, English, Dimension XPS Proxxx, A01
Dell Dimension Pro xxx Flash Bios Rev A01
Uploaded By
Satya (DG Staff Member) on 16-Jan-2005
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Driver Contents File List
The following files are found inside the driver download file.
| Name | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
| images/A09/BIOS/Readme.txt | 1.4 KB | 23 Nov 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/MCICINEM.DRV | 135.2 KB | 28 Jan 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/CINEPAGE.DLL | 19.1 KB | 24 Jan 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/Readme2 for Dxxx A09 BIOS.doc | 35.3 KB | 17 Feb 1999 |
| images/A09/BIOS/CINEMST2.INF | 8.9 KB | 28 Oct 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/VDSUP16.DLL | 4.8 KB | 1 Dec 1997 |
| images/A09/BIOS/VD32SERV.EXE | 16.9 KB | 11 Jul 1997 |
| images/A09/BIOS/DISKT | 2 bytes | 26 Jan 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/CTDMAMEM.DLL | 7.5 KB | 9 Dec 1996 |
| images/A09/BIOS/CINEMAST.VXD | 8.3 KB | 30 Sep 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/VDMAMEMD.VXD | 6.1 KB | 20 Aug 1996 |
| images/A09/BIOS/DVD1.UX | 533.7 KB | 10 Dec 1997 |
| images/A09/BIOS/DVDPLD32.DLL | 124.4 KB | 28 Jan 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/VDSUP32.DLL | 44.5 KB | 11 Dec 1997 |
| images/A09/BIOS/XPSD_A09.EXE/DE824261.EXE | 521.9 KB | 3 Dec 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/XPSD_A09.EXE/MAKEDISK.BAT | 763 bytes | 3 Dec 1998 |
| images/A09/BIOS/XPSD_A09.EXE/MAKEDISK.PIF | 967 bytes | 14 Nov 1997 |
| images/A09/BIOS/CINMST32.DLL | 24.6 KB | 11 Jul 1997 |
| images/A09/BIOS/CINEMST2.DLL | 302.8 KB | 28 Jan 1998 |
How to Update BIOS Dxxx A09 Device Drivers Quickly & Easily
Step 1 - Download Your Driver
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How to Install a driver from Device Manager
Locate the device and model that is having the issue and double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
Select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button and follow the instructions.
In most cases, you will need to reboot your computer in order for the driver update to take effect.
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