Hi!can anybody help me solve this.When i switch on my notebook everything seems to be running,but screen remains black,doesn't reboot.only wireless receiver and power lamp is on.HDD is unlit.

hi, plz type " ncpa.cpl " in run command, it'll shows the network connections. if the wireless (WI-FI) driver is updated, it'll shows in that screen. just move the cursor to wi-fi connection and right click it. it might have been disabled. if it is disabled plz enable it and switch it on ur WI-FI switch...

thanks & regards Anas K A

I've had similar problems with wireless cards refusing to turn their light blue until the driver was updated via windows update. Obviously I had to do this using a wired connection. Try connectiing with a wired connection and udating until windows update tell you everything is up to date then restart your laptop and wait for about 5 minutes before you press the on/off button on your wireless. You can also try removing the wireless card (physically I mean) rebooting, shutting down and replacing the card then rebooting again. If you know anybody that has the same kind of laptop ask if you can try their wireless card to see if it's a fault with that. Sorry I can't help more.

Hi

Please can you try the following
1) Switch on Laptop
2) Immediatley press the F8 key continuoulsy until a advanced start up menu is presented
3) Choose safe mode
4) Once in safe mode click Start>Run and type in msconfig
5) click the start up tab and remove all the ticks and then click ok and let the Laptop restart and see if this goes into windows

Regards
Shauqat

Sir try removing the Sound driver first then reboot your PC.

Right Click My Computer
CLick Properties
Click Hardware
Click Device Manger
Click Sound and game....
then right click uninstall the driver.
then reboot the computer.
if problem persist lets try another solution

have you tried this with the battery removed from the laptop?

Hi,
Go to the control panel and select "display" when the window pops up select the "settings" tab and set the display to 1024 x 768, select apply and then OK.

Your problem should now be solved :)



Regards

Pls reintall the Operating system as the boot file that are required to reach the desktop night be corrupt.............reinstallaing operating system will be the best solution.......................Sameearyan

if u not got power che ck your smps.
change smps then try.
if problem still remains.
then discocnnect all things.
then attch one bye one then check.
alao check that mother bord dont touich the ground.

hi mikkk,
try the following.
1. right click on your desktop (blank screen ). go to arrange icons by--> check show desktop icons. this might fix the issue.
2. or in the task manager. go to file--> new task....Run "explorer.exe" ( type it without the inverted comas). this wud fix the issue.

hope to get rated as helpful.
regards.
bzoy

Sounds like one of these problems.

1) The wireless hardware is turned off in the BIOS. Reboot and check to see if there is an entry in the BIOS for the embedded wireless card and if so make sure it is set to ON.

2) The hardware is not recognised because the drivers are not properly installed. Check in DEVICE MANAGER to see if the wireless appears at all, and if it is in an error state. If so, re-install latest drivers from the manufacturer's web site.

3) Other software necessary may be missing. Some machines have wireless manager clients that they need to access the card. Check on the manufacturers' web site for these utilities, and if found, install them and reboot watching for new (different) problems to arise.

4) You could have buggered wireless hardware, but this seems pretty unlikely. Some wireless cards are add-ins and can be removed from the laptop motherboard by accessing them through a door on the bottom of the unit. If that is the case with your machine, power down the unit and remove the wireless card. Check in the hardware manager to make sure no device errors for the card remain, and if they do, remove the hardware by right-clicking on the error device icon and clicking on REMOVE HARDWARE. Then, power down and re-insert the wireless card and reboot and try a clean install.

Good luck...