My HP says: We couldn't complete the updates Undoing changes Don't turn off your computer. Will not load.

try removing the battery and leaving it for half an hour, refit the battery and see if it fires up then.

No please dont

If a computer is working properly never get into updates since all they do, often enough, is ruin a good thing. U only update when a program that you must have working has to have the latest update in your OS or whatever.

Auto up dates should be turned off on your computer for that reason. Furthermore, you have no control when the auto feature turns on and if it does so when your computer is loaded down with a resource intensive program, you are in deep doo doo because mistakes will be made..

IF you bought it new take it back as defective and either get another or a refund. The system needs a "factory" restore due to the possible corruption of windows files.

contact Microsoft support. A support technician will work through the problem with you.

Have you restarted your computer after turning off the sound via the control panel? Restarting it should do the thing except to some issues that might be happening inside your computer.

When you restart your computer, it usually shows up a notification the settings have changed. That's the sign that your computer is detecting the changes you've made and the typing sound should be turned off completely.

However, if restarting it won't fix the problem. I suggest you update the driver of your computer. Outdated drivers cause problems. However, finding the right driver for your computer is such a headache. Don't worry though because there is one software that I personally use in my computer and it does the trick of finding the latest updates, driver back ups, etc.

It's a must utility for Windows computer. It is good for fixing drivers, updating, and backing up. You don't need to find the drivers for your computer because it does the trick. It finds updates and what you just need to do is almost nothing at all. I'm using it in my computer. This software is called RadarSync. Trust me, it removes all driver related issues in your computer.

Try starting the computer in safe mode. Turn on the computer and once the COMPAQ screen clears press F8 a few times - don't hold down the key however. Winodws stops loading at teh Startup Options screen (black, text only). From that menu use the cursor keys and ENTER to select "Safe Mode". Once Windows loads (it may look humungous!), login as the Administrator (which should now be visible). Use this account to reset your forgotten user password. Restart once complete - the computer will automatically start normally.

Since it's a desktop computer, there is a small 'jumper' on the motherboard that can be accessed.
Turn the computer off.
Disconnect the AC power cable.
Remove the side-panel.
Look for 3 gold pins in a row, labelled 'BIOS reset' or just 'reset'.
Move the jumper from the 1-2 position to the 2-3 position.
Wait a few seconds.
Move the jumper back to the 1-2 position.
Replace the side-panel.
Reconnect the AC power.
Restart, and enter BIOS SETUP.
Use 'LOAD BIOS DEFAULTS'.
Done.

You have a corruption in youre recover partition.You need to reinstall os with xp cd or vista cd and delete recovery parttition and create one whole partition.Then go to acer website and retrieve drivers. Anyfurther assistance you can reach me at [email protected]. make it a great day.