eMachines T - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

is that the admin password or the computer password

tryed safe mode f5 or f8 last known good

If your computer is less than a year old, you should be able to contact Dell technical support for help (support.dell.com)

It sounds like it's a driver issue - most likely video drivers. You can check the support website for updated drivers for your video card.

if you have the disc that come with your computer get the drivers from there.

on booting press the f8 key then select the last known good configuration, check it

Guessing, but it sounds like your hard drive has been damaged. You may need a new drive, or at least repairs. If you have a "rescue disk", give that a try.

Download the Chipset driver on eMachines Website.

eMachines T3656 Driver Download

Select Product Family: Desktop
Select product Line: T Series
Select Product: T3656
Operating System: Select the version of your OS
Click on the Driver Tab
Download and Install the Chipset Driver

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Here's a video on how I fixed my emachines boot problem. Almost anything can get in the way of your computer booting. Software, hard drive, RAM, motherboard, processor, etc. Below the video, I attached a link to a tip I made about computer crashes. Computer Crashes and Electrolytic Capacitors

Here is a link for Microsoft's support site. How to refresh reset or restore your PC Windows Help

If your hard drive is too full, then your computer is going to perform slower. Delete old files which are not required.
Remove programs that you are no longer using. Delete temporary files.
Empty your recycle bin. Right click on Recycle Bin. Click Empty Recycle Bin>Yes.
Run an error check on your computer. The error check can remove errors that slow down your computer. If you are using Windows, you can do this by clicking Start>My Computer. Right click on your hard drive (typically c:) and then select Properties. Click the Tools tab>Check Now and then Start.
Defragment your computer. A fragmented computer runs less efficiently. By defragmenting your computer, your computer will operate in a more logical and faster way.
Clean up your registry. You can purchase software that will fix any registry errors on your computer.
Perform this computer maintenance on a weekly basis.

SHUT WINDOWS DOWN,RE-INSTALL WINDOWS. THE REGISTRY IS PROBERLY CORRUPT.

You will need to change the boot order in the bios set-up. Turn your computer off, and turn it n again (alternatively Restart it) These things may be initiated by clicking the Windows button at the bottom left of tour screen, and from the shut down drop down menu selecting the appropriate option) As your computer is starting up, and the Emachines logo appears on the screen "Press the "Tab" key repetitatively: If that fails to take you into the BIOSsetup, repeat and try either the "Escape," "Delete," or "F2" keys instead of the Tab key. Once in the BIOS setu[p, Look through the options until see Boot order, and then change that to CD first, HD 2nd. Exit the BIOS setup with save changes option. Done. 19.February.2015

open your boot screen setup and update your bios, it'll fix its self.

Please specify how exactly you're trying to make them work, what machine you're trying to make them work with, and what kind of connection your speakers are using. General info: Speakers usually get connected via 3,5 mm plug into the green round socket in the back or front of your computer. In Windows, if your speakers are properly connected and set up, right click on the sound pictogram in your taskbar and choose "Playback devices". Set your speakers to be the default playback device by left-clicking on the preferred device of your choise and clicking the button "Set default" below.

If you forgot your BIOS password. see this... http://www.wikihow.com/Break-a-BIOS-Password If you forgot your windows Account Login password, the following page is a good description of your choices... http://pcsupport.about.com/od/tipstricks/tp/find-lost-windows-passwords.htm Also, check out... http://ophcrack.sourceforge.net/ If the above does not work, and you have important files that you don't want to lose, you could try this... Pull the hard drive out, and use a "USB Hard Drive Adapter" (available fairly cheap online) to connect the hard drive to a friend's computer, and save all the personal files (documents, pictures, etc.) you can to a folder on the friend's computer or an external hard drive. At least you may not lose you files. Good luck G

In general, you have to order recovery disks from the manufacturer of the machine. In your case eMachines Store eRecovery is where you can order it, or you can initiate a discussion with tech support. Also, many machines give you the option to burn your own recovery media when you first set it up. Most people skip this step. You should do this before you have problems. Search your machine for the word Recovery and see if you have an installer routine there. Here are instructions to create a recovery disk on a USB stick Create USB recovery drive Windows Help

Might check your bios settings please make sure u have the latest bios firmware as for wireless i ran into trouble with pci wireless cards had to get a usb wireless adapter hope this will help also if the os but check ur bios settings hope that will help or lead u in the right direction ;-)

Check your monitor cable connections. If not solved, try a different monitor.

The Esc key should exit.