20 Most Recent E-Machines T5082 PC Desktop - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Depending on when you purchased it - please call the store or take the unit back they do free checks on the pc - - if you don't have an operating disk they will tell you free where to get one.

DVD drives are "plug and play" you should not need any drivers for it above Windows XP. Check that it is detectected in your CMOS on boot up. If not there, you may have a connection problem or the drive has failed.

If your computer has a dial-up modem plugged into the PCI slot, and you don't use it, remove it and install the TV card.

The E-Machines T5082 comes with a dial-up modem that takes up 1 PCI slot. Remove this modem and install the TV card in its place.
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eMachines recommends DDR2 at 533MHz.
(PC2-4200)

A lot of ram memory manufacturers, state you can use DDR2 at 667MHz. (PC2-5300)

This is a logical statement due to the fact that a lot of motherboard chipsets, (Northbridge chip specifically),
will allow ONE step up in ram memory frequency rate.

You are going Two steps up.
Who told you this would work?
This is erroneous.
(Mean that in a nice sort of way)

PC 6400 is DDR2 at 800MHz.

Your eMachines T5082 motherboard uses an ATI Radeon Xpress 200 motherboard chipset.

This chipset will only support DDR2 at 667MHz at best.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xpress_200

Suggest you send that ram back, and get PC2-5300.

The most obvious is that the video card cant handle the video output. Have you tried lowering the resolution of the player this may help. Or try another player like GOM this works well with most video's.

You can use the intel processor compatibility tool here. You first need to take note of the motherboard's exact model number to find an exact match.

The model number is printed on a sticker on the board near RAM slots (typical, but may also be elsewhere).

As for the manual, the e-machines has the following information on this site. Drivers can be found here.

sorry, i re-read your post and saw that you are using 2 sticks,, if you have 4 slots for ram, insert one into the first slow, skip a slot and put the second stick in the 3rd slot, give it a try.

Without reinstalling windows you'll need to use some type of recovery software, Others on this site have recommended：windows password Recovery Tool 3.0 .
Offical site: http://www.windowspasswordsrecovery.com
you could see the recommendation of articlesbase.
http://www.articlesbase.com/security-articles/how-to-reset-recoverfind-forgotten-windows-nt-2000-xp-2003vista-administrator-password-1282019.html

For that you need recovery disk or winxp or vista bootable disk.
Then boot your computer with disk.
When you power up the computer press F1 or F2 or "del" key to enter in bios.Then go to boot menu then set first boot device as your cd / dvd rom.
Then save and exit .
Then it boot with disk.
Then follow the procedure and if you want previos windows then choose "r" option for repair.
Let me know if you need further assistance.
Thanks.

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Please try to check if your USB port both rear and front USB port are not defective. Most common problem of defective usb ports are when plug your usb devices it won't recognize the device you inserted. So to make sure that your USB Ports are not the main cause why your computer won't recognize devices you inserted.

This sometimes happens because it appears that the USBs develop some type of memory and it fills up the USB register. Uninstalling/deleting the USB ports and rescanning for them may resolve this.
Unplug all USB devices except for you Keyboard/Mouse. If you have a spare or your mouse is already a round PS2 instead of USB, this is better.
First thing I would go to my Device Manager. (XP - Right-click My Computer / Properties / Hardware tab at top / Device Manager *** Vista - just click your start button and start typing 'Device Manager' and it should show in your list.) Scroll to the bottom of the list where you see 'Universal Serial Bus Controllers'. Start right-clicking and deleting each individual one. If you have a USB mouse, when you lose control of it, plug it into a different port. You can also unplug your keyboard at this point. Continue until finished.
If your mouse was USB, you will have to push your power button for a moment to restart your computer and redetect all USB ports. If it is PS2, use your mouse and click on the 'Scan for hardware changes' icon at the top of the Device Manager screen. Hopefully this works.

some burners can only use certain formats for burning to. For example, CD Burners may only be able to use CDRs, and not CDRW (RW is rewriteable). DVD Burners may only be able to use DVD+R, or DVD-R, not able to use DVD+or-RW at all, or you might be trying to use DVDRAM. Have a look at the specs listed in the user manual, and go from there.

source: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304449

To start System Restore using the Command prompt, follow these steps:

1. Restart your computer, and then press and hold F8 during the initialstartup to start your computer in safe mode with a Command prompt.
2. Use the arrow keys to select the Safe mode with a Command prompt option.
3. If you are prompted to select an operating system, use the arrow keysto select the appropriate operating system for your computer, and thenpress ENTER.
4. Log on as an administrator or with an account that has administrator credentials.
5. At the command prompt, type %systemroot%system32 estore strui.exe, and then press ENTER.
6. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen to restore your computer to a functional state.

you have to re-install windows xp or vista

Yea your processor has overheated. It can be replaced this is what you need https://www.upgradebay.com/c1_itemdetail.asp?rid=22&itemid=168714521 I would open up the bay door and take a look at the main fan that is attached to the motherboard. If you can get that off then you will be able to see the chip that you need to replace. Make sure to put on a bit of thermal grease before you put the fan back on your new CPU as this was the reason your old one crapped out. Good luck!

check the partition on disk managment if there is no partition name as :\e you r delet this partition by mistake create new partition from disk managment

Memory problem or bad hard drive.

Look at this thread.
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthrea…


Hope this Help.
Cheers!!!!

to do a system restore you would need the disks. possibly you could restore some settings but not a full restore. if it has xp and he has system restore enabled he might back up till a time the problems werent there.you would have had to have had the system restore activated befor the trouble started and it may still ahve problems there.some pc's have a backup on the hd you might try emachine support and see if this is the case here. i have fixed a few emachines just not that experienced their os.

That error probably came from the CD ,doing a search on "bootscriptor" returns several links regarding bootable CDs.