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I have a Dell E6410 and when I asked a Dell rep about the undock options I was told that as long as you have Win7 on it you don't need and shouldn't have a software 'undock' function. He told me that 'hot undocking' was supported.

Glenn

On 4/13/2011 11:17 AM, David Gibbs wrote:
Folks:

Anyone have one of the newer Dell Latitude E series laptops and the dell E Dock docking station? More specifically, the Latitude E6420.

I need to find out if they ever fixed the problem with the "Eject Laptop" functionality.

When I purchased a Latitude E6400 about a year ago, the docking station didn't identify itself as a docking station ... so there was no eject laptop functionality.

This was in direct violation of Microsoft tech notes that indicate that you should always eject the laptop before removing it from a docking station.

I'm back in the mode of looking for a new laptop and like the Latitude line (I still have my D630) and the E6420 looks good, but I'm not going to get it if the undock functionality isn't there.

Thanks!

david



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