20 Most Recent Compaq Evo D510 Minitower (Open Box) (OB4700432011) PC Desktop - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Choose within this options with regards to your monitor: 1. You could replace your monitor with a new one. 2. Or you could send someone or send it to a technician to repair your monitor.
Boot Up Problem: 1. Try checking the Power Supply Unit (PSU) if it give out 12Voltz. If not you could replace it with new PSU. 2. Check the motherboard if there are some blown out Capacitors. If there is, send it to a technician to replace it. If none, replace your Processor. That is the defective. That causes the boot up problem.
On boot up screen. Of course it will not show a boot up screen because there is a problem on your monitor. And so, there is also a problem on your motherboard (Processor or Capacitor).
Hope this might help. Thanks.

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Up Date the Driver(s).

windows98se is no longer supported upgrade to windows xp home sp3

Here is the link where you can see the details for this laptop.

http://www.premiumgeeks.com/laptop/compaq-laptop/compaq-510-specs/

try driversguide.com for ur driver
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Hi. Here is your driver for your Compaq Evo D510. Driver is for Windows XP Pro. Please click here.

please do check on your manual if the motherboard can support the 533mhz. if your motherboard can support a higher capacity of memory then maybe it can support the 533mhz.

Hi, "Go to the "Device Manager" from the start menus (Control Panel,in the right window pane) Uninstall the drivers, restart the computer, do an "Windows Update," from the "All Programs, start menu, next, search on-line through the computer's Brand Name / Drivers, select the correct drivers, update the drivers, and restart the computer. "Rating the solution for its helpfulness is appreciated, thanks."

i thnik you are recalling of a computer image , there is one programm i like that is called norton ghost , you can take a snapshot of a praticuallar time of all the files , porgrams, data etc, burn it on a dvd or put it on a network drive , it works real fast ot recover the system and flawless

Upgrading the windows version and adding ram and better video card may be a good solution. It couldn' hurt at least.
Try it and see if you can play you games.
Games are the most resourse hungry application that you can put your computer through. The ram size and video card memory size are critical for acceptable preformance.
Thank you and good luck,
James.
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You can get 2 sticks of PC2700, 1GB each for a total of 2GB.

You can go to crucial.com to verify and make sure. You can select your computer or run their scanner to show you what you need.

Good luck!

u can download from google by typing model no of system

It May work but the bus speed is going to stay the same if it is max clcoked at 400 MHZ thats it no faster unless your computer can be jumpered to a higher speed but most you are limited by the clcok speed of the buss.

Hi, Since you have not mentioned the operating system you are using with your computer, I am providing you the link from where you can download all related drivers. http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=97128&taskId=135&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=316510&lang=en&cc=us
It is advisable to download drivers from manufacture's website. Hope these drivers works for you.
Cheers!

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=97128&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=316510&swLang=13&taskId=135&swEnvOID=1093#11395

There should be a recovery tool that can be accessed by pressing a key (e.g. F11) on startup. also if it is the windows CD you have insert it into the CD or DVD drive and (depending on the computer) go into the multi boot selection tool, or the one time boot selection tool (or something along those lines). If not you can check the manufacturer's website or Install Ubuntu Linux instead of Windows.

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Unfortunatley your ntldr folder hs been corrupted

I believe you will get the same eror messgae when going into safe mode

I think you are looking at a full reformat i.e. a clean install of the software

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Do you have the CD that came with your digital camera?

IF so, put it in your optical drive, and install the software.
This CD contains the drivers for your camera.
Drivers allow your computer to 'communicate' with you camera.

Now obtain the correct USB connector that plugs into your camera. Should be a male Micro, style of USB male plug,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:USB_types_2.jpg

The plug all the way to the left in the photo.

They sell USB cables that have this style of male USB plug on one end, and the usual USB A style on the other end of the cable.

Male. The male USB A style, is shown all the way to the right in the photo.

Looking at the usual style of USB plug, compare it's size to the Micro USB plug.

Yes, the female version of that plug is on your phone.

There is also a kit made by Philips, that has 5 different adapter ends of the USB style, in the kit.

The adapter ends just plug onto a male USB A style end.
The kit comes with a Male A USB to Male A USB cable.
It's rolled up on a tiny reel that is about 1 inch wide, and is retractable.
You just grab the ends of the cable, and pull out the length of cable you need.

This gives you an idea of what I'm referring to,

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Emerge-Tech-Retractable-USB-2.0-A-Male-to-A-Female-Cable/12575359

With the software from your camera installed on your computer, and the USB cable plugged from your camera to your computer, you are able to download.

Some camera's have it so you turn the camera on, and open the shutter. Your camera may differ. Check your camera user guide.

Another way is to buy an All-In-One card reader.
Plug a USB cable into it, and your computer.

This is an example,

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1187796&CatId=962

(Scroll down the page to watch the animated gif demonstrating the card reader. Right above the large, red Ultra 3 Year Warranty heading)

YOU MAY HAVE TO CALL HP /COMPAQ TO SEE IF YOU HAVE THE RIGHT MOTHER BOARD FOR THAT PC