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Here is the solution:1) Close out any open applications and restart the computer.2) As the machine boots up (at the eMachines logo), press F2 (to enter the BIOS).3) Once you are in the BIOS, navigate (use the keyboard directional arrows) to the Exit Tab.4) Under the Exit Tab, choose "Load Optimal Defaults". When you are asked to confirm, select "Y" (for "yes").5) Save the changes and Exit the BIOS.6) No more loud fan!! Awesome!

That motherboard supports a PCIe x16 interface, so I would start there. It is older technology, so upgrades are limited. Below is a link to Newegg for video cards, and a video on how to install one.http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007709%20600007852%20600030348&IsNodeId=1&name=NVIDIAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9x097QRXeA

Buy a card reader.

Restart your computer and then press and hold F8 keys until you get Advanced Options menu screen.Use the arrow key to highlight Safe Mode, and then press Enter, your computer will boot automatically to safe mode.If you able to start in the safe mode then you need to update all your drivers and install all windows updates from Windows update and scan your computer for viruses!And I also suggest you to run CMD as administrator and write in CMD without quotes"sfc/scannow" this will fix blue screen error.If problem still exists, then get the reliable program like PC Fresher to fix your annoying blue screen problem.

when you power the machine press f8 from their select from the boot menu

Where they purchased as a working pair some motherboards will only accept working pairs>?Make sure RAM modules are of same brand and type try one ram module at a time in the working slot closest the cpu if both work individually they are not a working pair

You could try to use Windows Password Buster. This software can help you recover your password.Here's the tutorial: http://www.password-buster.com/reset-windows-local-password.html

Have you installed a wireless card? It likely doesn't have one. Most desktops don't come with one.

To recover audio files lost from digital recorders, you can try this program called Digital Photo Recovery (also recover AUDIO and video files). If you are running Mac OS X, turn to Photo Recovery for Mac (also recover videos and audio files on OS X).

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There is no specific wiring for eMachine. your wiring goes from power supply (big box with fan) to motherboard (large board with many components) to hard drive, cd rom, fan, etc. pretty easy to figure out if you look closely

1.check your speakers.2.check your speakers cabels3.the I/O-shields LIGHTGREEN contact is AUDIO-OUTPUT.4.services. GO TO WINDOWS SERVICE AND RESTART WINDOWS AUDIO.

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