Most likely bad capacitors. They can be replaced but I wouldn't recommend a novice trying to do so. It requires soldering skills. If you can get into the monitors and check the inverter boards to see if any of the caps look like the ones in this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDGjWOabJ2E that would be a start. At least then you're armed with knowledge before getting overcharged by someone who wants to charge you a couple hundred bucks to replace a couple $4 caps.Hope this helps.....
Whatever a willing buyer will pay for them in regards to condition of resolution and age.Because these will now be third hand if you sell them on the value may well be lower. The average sales of Javelin LC 32" second hand is about 100-150 each. The 42" can bring 180-240 Please rate my help++++Thanks for using FIXYA
Reinstall the sound drivers that came with your motherboard CD. No CD- then go to your motherboard site and find your motherboard on the site, then in the upper right corner (down about an inch or two) there will be a directory for you to choose from- either Specifications, BIOS updates, Drivers, etc. There you go. Gotta' know what motherboard you have before you can instal any drivers. Can't just install any drivers out there... Good Luck and take your time...
The CMOS battery is in a black retangular chip (35mm x 20mm) next to the HD. The name "Dallas" shoud be printed on this chip, which can be replaced. Just tweek up each end. Note the way the label is facing should you reconnect. The label will read: panel 5v, Sig 5v, invert 12v if you have a 10.4" A 12.1 LCD will have the panel at 3.3v. Hope this helps you. Glenn
Basically the answer is no. The Javelin LC's come with 32MB of memory...the required amount of memory for XP and 2000 Pro are double that. 64 MB of memory total needed.
So without upgrading this PC which might not even be possible then you will have to use Windows 95.
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Try to use a download manager because it has a resume features. I recommend this download manager at this site.,www.freedownloadmanager.org, Hope this will help. Thanks..
Well you could remove the HDD from the POS, install it into a computer with a CD, remove the HDD currently in the computer, set the POS drive to the Primay Master, install Your OS and any other software (be carefull as to NOT format the POS drive, It may contain important files), remove the drive, reinstall it in the POS system, Put back the drive you removed from the computer.
There is a Win98 shutdown patch from Microsoft. But Microsoft stopped supporting Win98.
You can find the patch on this website: http://freepctech.com/pc/002/files007.shtml
It is the 3rd item listed.
You may have to copy and paste the link into your browser. If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it. Thanks, Joe
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There are Components available on net. You have to just download them, install on your system, and use it in your application. I doing same using delphi.
Keep a backup on your hard drive or a backup.
The backup system is a free service supplied by your internet provider.
If you use it daily or after every update, there will never be an issue.
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