20 Most Recent IBM ThinkPad R40 2722 Notebook - Page 5 Questions & Answers

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This error means unfortunatley your hard drive is now faulty and will not boot up, i know this as i have seen this many times

I would recommned that you book the laptop into a reputable PC shop as it will need replacing and windows reinstalling

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There probably isnt one generally they are on the side but im sure on the R40 there isnt one

The way you access wireless is to press the FN key and the F5 key to switch wireless on and off


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hi the question is not quite clear, what is the problem and what kind of symptoms are you having exactly, what kind of problems is the mouse having? from what you told me it sounds like there is a hardware fault in the machine and it would require repairs at a professional, possibly the mainboard would need to be replaced but im afraid that is in most cases too costly to even consider since a new machine will cost you around the same price as the mainboard replacement would.

Try changing sound options from right bottom beside the clock, you will find that the speakers are muted for line out but the microphone is not muted, just change it, hope it works

This means your backlight has gone out on your lcd screen. Unfortunately the only way to fix this is to get a replacement LCD screen. It is a fairly easy process to replace the screen, however if you do not feel comfortable doing it you should always consult a professional.

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Access http://www.MajorGeeks.com
Find and download "Everest Home Edition".
Install it, and run it, to find out "everything" about your hardware.

Goto the official website of the hardware manufacturer and look for the drivers.These drivers are generally free of cost.

check out this url:
url:http://www.driverfiles.net/page,results,resultpage1.html

yes some taptop use adaptor and don't use adaptor.

HI, i suggest you unplugged your system from the AC outlet and leave for sometime to rest, power it on back after few minutes and put on your system.

Doing this will help wake your system up from hibernation.

I wish you best of luck.

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Hi, what you need to do is ajust the display time for your monitor. Open the: Control Panel, click on; Performance, next, click on: Ajust power settings, next, click on: Choose when to turn off the display. "I'm sure you can figure it out from there! " Thanks paul7of9

enter the bios and go into advanced settings(if i remember right its page two) select lcd screen for maiin and secondary display and it should stop it reverting to the external display(which is the reason you have to hit FN +F7)

Hi, this sounds like a bad hard drive. Some computer repair shops might be able to get into the drive and save some of your files. However you probably will need to replace the hard drive. Good Luck...

First try pressing CTRL+ALT+Right Arrow. This should rotate your screen 180 degrees each time you press it. The other arrows move it in other directions.

If this doesn't work you can usually rotate it using your video card software such as the Nvidia or ATI control panel.

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Make sure you do not have a floppy diskette, CD or DVD inserted, or a USB drive plugged in. If the error continues, either your hard drive has a loose connection, has lost data, or has stopped working entirely.
You would need to remove it and put it in a USB enclosure and plug it into another computer for testing, or take it to an expert. Sorry. Best of luck.

check the ram or cleane the ram then try again

other wise your board has got problem

so first you cleane the ram then try it

I have had the same issue. Geek Squad diagnosed as a conflict between the wirelss card and the motherboard. HP acknowledges this is the problem. HP has had this same issue with other laptops and has extended warranty and replaced motherboards free of charge; however they refuse to stand behind this model because "they haven't had enough complaints yet". Maybe if more people let them know of the problem they will stand behind their defective product.

Sorry to say, unless you are a hands on kind of person and can fix it yourself, the thermal sensor is malfunctioning and the only fix is to have it repaired by an authorized dealer.*********** board and CPU have these installed in certain spots to monitor temperatures. I hope this helps and good luck!