E-Machines T6520 PC Desktop - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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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.

You can tap on the f12 key and it will bring a boot menu up then you can choose which item to boot to such as the dvd. You will want to have your media in the dvd player before you tap on the f12 key. Hope this helps you.

Bad news. You can't, unless you super nerd. Don't suppose thought to safe to computer to remember, if so can possible access doc.

Look for HiRen's Boot CD. It has a utility where you can boot and reset/blank out the administrator's password and log in.

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For XP & Vista, they are here... http://www.filebuzz.com/findsoftware/Xgr_Ywb_1016_Webcam_Drivers/1.html

Which browser are you using? Check memory usage ,add ons, scripts etc.

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You can add a standalone PCI-X video card.

There are different ways to find out if your hard drive is bad. 1) use command line option that is chkdsk (drive letter) without bracket. ex. chkdsk c: or chkdsk d: , After checking your drive if it says it have some bad sectors then your hard drive is bad. there are tools to remove bad sectors but that will cure your drive for sometime. (better take backup) 2) if your drives gives knocking or constant clicking sound then your drive is bad Above are the most common issues with drive.

OK, going to have to guess a little on my side. Is the computer a laptop? If so are all the lights on the laptop on when it's started? If it is a laptop - could be a back light - light that illuminates the screen, so it can be seen. IF this computer is a desktop, well - check all your connections to make sure they are well connected and same thing, do you see the power on lights. If so, you can start to figure it has something to do with your display or video card (on-board or dedicated video). Greatest of luck If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/william_02fc2766c1e13b73

Turn off the power cable from the PC and with a pencil eraser to Erase contacts memory and graphics Remove dust all plug & try again if it works

If your PC doesn't have a built in Card-Reader you will need to buy one (you can get them at Pound shops & they only cost 1 pound). Then it's simply a matter of plugging the card-reader into a USB port, pop your SD Card into the relevant slot in the card-reader, wait for the necessary drivers to be installed & your SD Card will show up in 'My Computer' as a removable drive. Open it & copy away. Hope that helps.

simple just hit erase from cache

You'll have to go to motherboard makers website and download the correct audio drivers as windows 7 does not automatically install an audio driver.

Hello Not to much information from you . Here is a E-Machine assembly for the motherboard . The power switch is a 2-wire connection to the Motherboard. The 2 pins on the motherboard it connects to will be labeled something like PW. The polarity on it doesn't matter. There will also be a power LED connection. Usually those wires are green and black. Green is positive. There's also a hard drive activity LED with (usually) red and black wires. Red is positive. Hopefully that polarity will be marked on the motherboard. If not, try it one way and if the LED doesn't light up, try it the other way. The power (green) LED should be on whenever the PC is on. The hard drive (red) LED will be on whenever the drive is being accessed. There might be pins on the motherboard for reset. Some computers don't have a reset button. In that case you wouldn't connect anything to it. If your case does have a reset button then connect the wires to the reset pins on the motherboard. Polarity doesn't matter for that. Hope this helps

Possibly attempting to boot from a nonbootable device. Remove any USB devices or periferals and try again.