E-Machines Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

try reload the o/s that came with the computer, your computer couldn't find restore files must have been deleted at some point

Yes, you need to allocate a IP address to the printer within the range that the wireless Lan uses.

External speakers usually require a power source. This may be provided by USB, power adapter or sometimes batteries. They need to be plugged in AND switched on. And the audio plug needs to be in the audio socket - easily confused with a microphone socket If you have checked that and they still do not work, you may have damaged wiring. One last thing. Some digital speakers require a special digital socket - although the plug is the same. Check that your speakers are analog for use with a standard audio output!

The model number you gave did not include a monitor. Can you give details about the monitor itself like manufacturer and model number? Is the monitor an older style big and deep or an LCD panel style? The symptom you describe seems typical of some kind of electrical protection disconnecting power to the monitor same way as a circuit breaker in your house.

This is to be done in this order turn on your computer press F8 repeatedly til you get something like this press up arrow, you want to select safemode with command prompt and press enter does it get this far? if so your ready for the next step. login to the administrator account if you can then wait for things to load (do these in this order and let them run and restart back into safemode command prompt if needed) chkdsk /f/v/r/i/c/b then sfc /scannow if it will let you

the system board should be labelled where the jumper pins connect. if you are in the right spot, but the lights dont work, then flip the connection around, because LED lights are polarized, meaning they will not light up unless the + and - are plugged in correctly. Usually, the wire with the COLORING on it is the + and the white, gray, or black wire is the -

Almost every laptop will accumulate a big wad of fuzzballs and lintballs that get packed in front of the internal cooling fins for the processor and chipset. This results in overheating and random shutdowns, as is your problem. Ease of cleaning this out, without disassembly, depends on the design of the laptop's cooling fans and air ducts. I have kept an 8 yr old Toshiba laptop clean inside and running good by using a shop vac wo work 2 ways. I use the vac's exhaust to blow air INTO the slots where the air typically exit's from the laptop.... and use the suction end of the shop vac on the fan openings of the laptop. You don't want to blow into the fan openings, as this only forces the debris and fuzzball deeper into the cooling fins. You want to force air the *opposite* way of the laptop's normal airflow, to dislodge the fuzzball. After vacuum & blowing, the lintball should end up visible by the fan intake openings. You may have to pop the fan screens out if the lintball is too large to come out any other way.

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it could be many things, but my guess would be a power supply failure, take it to a local reputable shop and they can check it out.

Delete the drive in the device manager (under control panel). Reboot the computer, go to device manager and click on drive, pick update drivers and leave on automatic. It should search your computer and the internet for the appropriate driver.

If you know the manufacturer of you dvd player, you need to go online and down load the driver. Windows 7 should find it for you, but if your are still running Windows XP you will have to find it online.

that is usually the DRAM auto-size error. Did you just install new RAM modules that were larger than before ? If so, you may have exceeded the 'per-slot' Motherboard Maximum for a RAM module.

Go to E machines web site and download the mother board diagram

This is because of system hanging problem. If this doesn't work please explain your problem.

If U can't find it just go to device manager, find wireless device and you can enable or disable by choosing it

Some monitors come with speakers if your new one didn't then you would have to use external speakers and hook it up to your audio jack which is green and located on the back of your computer.

I believe you might want to set the boot to 1 DVD (first) 2 SATA Drive (second) Maybe you didn't have this listed as 2nd. If you have a disk in the DVD drive it will say press any key to boot from the DVD drive.

You have to remove the Hard disc from the scrap. Because all your data's stored in the Hard disc and it easy retrive everything by a expert.

Just make a note of where the cables go and remove the unit. any computer shop will have a replacement, take the old unit with you so they can match it.

If your computer does not respond when pushing the power button you may need to have your computer checked out by a computer repair shop. Possible causes for this issues include but are not limited to. 1. broken or bad power switch 2. Bad power supply 3. Dead or dying motherboard All these issues can be replaced / fixed. However microsoft no longer supports windows XP and soon most software may fail to work as well. It may be a good time to look at a new computer, most places offer the option of transferring over old data such as images and documents as well.