20 Most Recent E-Machines T5048 (7136) PC Desktop - Page 6 Questions & Answers

no,,just add more ram,its not wise to add more power than you need.

try driver magic its alot better

goto your control panel click on the sound icon and try and set from there.also check you have the sound driver if not it wont work. go into your device manager and see if the driver is there,

if it does not have a back up windows on your laptop you will have todo it using a disc.or try this.1 Go to start menu 2 Click on all programs 3 click on Emachine 4 click on Emachine recovery management 5 Click on restore on the bar across the top 6 click on restore to system factory default.

The beeping sound is the POST, pre-operating system test trying to tell you what is wrong. Unfortunately there is no manual available for this motherboard. The chipset has a manual, but not a list of the POST beeps. here. http://www.go-gddq.com/down/2011-08/11082014121091.pdf You can contact gateway support here. Contact Support

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Take it back and get a refund or password from the supplier as "it is not fit for purpose".

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try F2 or F5 if no look try F1 booting display will come up to what you want to boot

Usually the answer is to install more RAM.

This sounds like a virus infection. Run antivirus software.

Probably all it needs is the proper driver. You should have gotten several disks with the laptop containing OS, drivers, etc. If not, go to the Acer's site and download the proper drivers and install them. They will have installation instructions posted or for download. Unfortunately, I can't tell you who manufactured the webcam in your PC. Should be available on Acer's website. I do find it odd that Win 7 doesn't have the drivers already installed tho. Most major webcams are covered, especially if you bought the laptop with Win 7 installed. Can also try going to device manager and uninstalling the webcam, then reboot. Windows will reinstall the webcam. Try updating the driver from device manager also.

Replace the disc drive, might not be able to read. Disc also could be bad, try it in another known-good computer.

Might be faster with the USB cable plugged in directly to the computer.

Replace with a new mouse and see if the problem persists. Also try changing USB ports.

Check the cable to the computer, sometimes a color variation is the cable being bad or not plugged in all the way on both ends. If that's still not the case, it's the video on the monitor or the graphics card itself.

Sounds like it's overheating. A lot of times the processor's thermal paste has been burned up or the fan isn't spinning. Computers have built-in temperature gauges that will act as kill-switches in the event of the temperature heating up too much.

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the battery will need to be optimized, make sure you have the power cord in and start the machine, once the battery is fully charged drain the battery completely. repeat this process 3-4 times