20 Most Recent Coby NBPC1023XP Netbook PC Questions & Answers

should be in bios m8 or setup its called on some laptops and go to boot order make dvdrom 1st 1 if you booting a new system could do with a bit more info want to help but its hard to say with what you have put up sorry about hope this helps you

I have found these WiFi drivers for Coby Netbook: http://en.kioskea.net/download/download-22377-wireless-network-driver-for-the-coby-nbpc1023-netbook Please note that I'm not sure these will work. I haven't tried them myself and you are downloading them on your own risk.

Sounds like a BSOD. Whilst your laptop is starting hit F8 and try starting in safe mode

This WEB site may help ypu so;ve this problem.http://forums.techguy.org/windows-xp/1026374-xp-home-continual-boot-loop.html

Clean fans, vents. inprove air flow at bottom vents,and fan. Get a laptop cooler with fans.

Drivers are here: Coby USAClick on Support at the top, then look at Downloads, click Driver.There's a model number selector so you get the correct drivers.

Have you tried just using system restore here is how http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084 ,It could of been a driver install incorrectly or something that you installed, think back to when you lost the sound did you install something or did you try to install a system driver?When you go under system device are there any question marks near any of the devices?If you have just a little knowledge your best bet may be just to try the first thing I mentioned.

http://www.cobyusa.com/files/setupguide/NBPC1023_Recovery_Win7.pdf

page 2 of this pdf

(718) 416-3300 https://gethuman.com/phone-number/Coby-Electronics-Corporation good luck

The buttons could not be working anymore that controls the volume on your TV and the part that controls the volume in your TV needs to be replaced.

you can download the software like VLC player to listen songs and videos or you need to download the songs and videos you download from torrentz file and install then you can download the songs and videos

Is there an external source connected to the TV?

That sounds like an over-voltage shut down. Most modern TVs use a sophisticated power supply which feeds several well regulated(+/- .25% or better) , well filtered voltages to the electronic circuits. Typically, one or more filter capacitors fail, causing the voltage to rise. That will trigger the over-voltage circuit to shut down the unit.