20 Most Recent E-Machines W1800 PC Desktop - Page 5 Questions & Answers

you need to be more specific, manufacturer and model number

it means that either you video or soundcard test failed, try going to the manufacturers website and update the latest drivers

Press and hold F11 or F12 when you turn on PC If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/yordan_0946180d068c57d5

Need more details, but this might help. If the case is where you press the power button, and nothing happens the possibilities are is a bad power supply. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/yordan_0946180d068c57d5

It can be found on the emachine website, buy searching under support, drivers, then type model number and In there you will see documents. The manual is one of them. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/yordan_0946180d068c57d5

Apologizes your question hasn't received a solution until now. I have been 'away from my desk' for a while. The eMachines T2240 desktop pc uses an Intel D845GVSR motherboard. So let's go to Intel Support for more information, and to the specific product download page for the Intel D845GVSR motherboard, Intel Desktop Board D845GVSR Product Guides On this page left-click right on the blue title - Intel Desktop Board D845GVSR Product Guide (PDF) This is a PDF file. The computer you are using has Adobe Reader on it which uses PDF files. After you have downloaded the PDF file go to the top left and hover your mouse cursor on the rectangular icon. (To the left of the Up/Down arrows and Page: ) Hovering your mouse cursor over this icon will briefly reveal - Toggle Sidebar. Click on this icon. Now click on the icon to the immediate right of it. (Show Document Outline) Scroll the Show Document Outline sidebar down until you see the heading - Connecting Internal Headers - Now click on the heading immediately underneath it - Connecting the- Front Panel Header - [The front of your computer is the Front Panel. The area of connecting pins on the motherboard for the Front Panel is the Front Panel Header ] On Page 11 in the Product Guide we see that S designates the Front Panel Header. On Page 31 in the Product Guide it shows the Front Panel Header pinout. (The Front Panel Header is designated by C in the illustration) Again on Page 32, it shows where the Front Panel cables connect to. In case you are not able to view the Product Guide; Viewing the motherboard installed in the computer case, the Front Panel Header lays parallel to the bottom of the motherboard, at the Bottom Right. It is rectangular in shape and has 9 pins. 4 pins along the Top, and 5 pins along the Bottom. The pins are numbered Even along the Top row; Starting from the Left side of the Front Panel Header going to the right; Pins 2, 4, 6,and 8. There is NO Pin 10. The pins are numbered Odd along the Bottom row; Starting from the Left going to the right; Pins 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9. A) Pins 1 and 3 are for the Harddrive Activity LED. Pin 1 is for the Positive ( + ) wire. Pin 3 for the Ground wire. In case the HDD LED is dim when the HarDDrive is active, switch the wires around. (Computer off and Anti-Static Precautions used) B) Pins 5 and 7 are for the Reset switch, IF a Reset switch is used. Pin 5 is for the Ground wire. C) Pin 9 is for 5 volt ( + ) power. Not Used. (Usually the motherboard manufacturer uses this pin to test the motherboard) D) Pins 2 and 4 are for the Power On LED. -> Believe Pin 2 is for the Positive ( + ) wire. If PWR LED is dim when computer is on, switch the wires around. E) Pins 6 and 8 are for the Power On switch. There is No Pin 10. For additional questions please post in a Comment. Regards, joecoolvette

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Better then HiRens mini XP! Here is your answer. Download Pinguy OS Use the try function - Not the install function. Used the same as your HiRens Mini Xp boot functions but can do so many more tasks. HiRens is so also awesome. Hope this helps If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/william_02fc2766c1e13b73

Or you can buy a cheap 10 dollar ATA controller card to install. But usely when the on-board controller starts to fail, other functions will also start to fail. If the ATA HDD can't be seen, a replacement board could help. If the drives are SATA, then get the raid drivers and install the drivers when windows asks if you have any software to install before windows continues - This would be for older main boards that didn't have SATA drivers installed in the BIOS. Hope any of this helps - Have a great night. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/william_02fc2766c1e13b73

This is to be done in this order turn on your computer press F8 repeatedly til you get something like this press up arrow, you want to select safemode with command prompt and press enter does it get this far? if so your ready for the next step. login to the administrator account if you can then wait for things to load (do these in this order and let them run and restart back into safemode command prompt if needed) chkdsk /f/v/r/i/c/b then sfc /scannow if it will let you

that is usually the DRAM auto-size error. Did you just install new RAM modules that were larger than before ? If so, you may have exceeded the 'per-slot' Motherboard Maximum for a RAM module.

1. blow into the intake vents with canned-air 2. obtain a 'cooling-pad' for a laptop your size example of a mat-style cooling pad Xcellon ChillPad Laptop Cooling Mat Gray Black example of a fan-style cooling pad Generic Mini Fan USB Cooler Cooling Pad 2 Fans For Laptop Notebook PC...

Almost every laptop will accumulate a big wad of fuzzballs and lintballs that get packed in front of the internal cooling fins for the processor and chipset. This results in overheating and random shutdowns, as is your problem. Ease of cleaning this out, without disassembly, depends on the design of the laptop's cooling fans and air ducts. I have kept an 8 yr old Toshiba laptop clean inside and running good by using a shop vac wo work 2 ways. I use the vac's exhaust to blow air INTO the slots where the air typically exit's from the laptop.... and use the suction end of the shop vac on the fan openings of the laptop. You don't want to blow into the fan openings, as this only forces the debris and fuzzball deeper into the cooling fins. You want to force air the *opposite* way of the laptop's normal airflow, to dislodge the fuzzball. After vacuum & blowing, the lintball should end up visible by the fan intake openings. You may have to pop the fan screens out if the lintball is too large to come out any other way.

Yes, you need to allocate a IP address to the printer within the range that the wireless Lan uses.

Just make a note of where the cables go and remove the unit. any computer shop will have a replacement, take the old unit with you so they can match it.

Some monitors come with speakers if your new one didn't then you would have to use external speakers and hook it up to your audio jack which is green and located on the back of your computer.

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Go to manufactures web sight or google like Dell forums or what ever there is a lot free good info out their on just about every make and model, good luck,Bret

Right click on the favorite you want to remove and then left click on remove,

Go to their website support section.