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find the service manual yet>? it is type writer opted printer from year 1984 good luck finding manual , try googling , but 1984 is very very old.

Have you tried using an external monitor to make sure the video is working on the new motherboard?

I am not an expert in such things but I think if you use a widely available adaptor that will power the old hard drive and provide usb connectivity your Windows 7 should be able to read and allow you to move files, as long as the old drive and the WIN 7 are both 32 BIT (or 64)...

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Make sure its plugged in. Yup. Might be a fuse or Power supply is dead. these are all internal.

Is there any electric motor repair shops near you? if not try this one:http://www.reselectricmotors.com/if not that one the people at koontz-wagner are usually able to help me.https://www.koontz-wagner.com/

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Best probability is the power supply inside the machine has failed. Could be internal fuse no usually. This is generally a major repair.

https://smallbusiness.chron.com/restore-thinkpad-factory-defaults-42801.html Below is a user manual. http://ps-2.kev009.com/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/t23tsguiden.pdf Below refers to recovering pre-installed software. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/291029/Ibm-Thinkpad-T23-2647.html?page=36 Below is a work around for a T23 that would not boot: https://www.cnet.com/forums/discussions/help-ibm-thinkpad-t23-will-not-boot-233013

Win10 should auto-detect it; so it should need a driver from it manufacture. Assuming the monitor is properly functioning, and if you are still having problems: 1) Use the most up-to-date connection such as HDMI, DVI, or Display Port 2) Then with the monitor connected, force a Windows update. 3) Make sure the display adapter's resolution matches one of the monitor's supported resolutions.

Epson driver might work. Could try a DOS text print.http://www.fixya.com/support/t976965-problem_printing_ibm_4610_tf6Copy of FIXYA page shown:Question about IBM 4610 TG4 Thermal Label Printer6 AnswersProblem printing with IBM 4610 TF6I have this printer and i can't print with it on windows XP, i connected the printer with RS323 cable and it doen't communicate with the computer, i tried the IBM driver and no good.can u plz help me.royPosted by ras81 on Aug 28, 2008 ras81 Aug 28, 2008 hi the cable is ok, because i already replaced it, the cable is new.... i think it's some kind of driver issue, but the driver on IBM site just won't work. Furqan Sep 05, 2018 Hi I also want drivers for my printer but there are none. How could i find them?6 AnswersBernie RoleBernie Role Expert 199 AnswersDownload and use this driver instead, EPSON TM-88II Printer Driver, 4.00.Good luck.Posted on Aug 28, 2008 Helpful 0 Not Helpful Comment Flagmonk3ybidznessmonk3ybidzness IBM Master 1,879 AnswersUse generic text driver - go for LPT (default port) then change the installed printer properties later.get the serial settings of the printer first (bauds etc).Posted on Aug 28, 2008 Helpful 0 Not Helpful 2 Comments Flag monk3ybidzness monk3ybidzness Aug 28, 2008 add: make sure that it is a 24/9 pin NULL-MODEM serial cable monk3ybidzness monk3ybidzness Aug 28, 2008 Just use the Generic Text Driver type autoexec.bat>lpt1:orC:\>type filename.txt>LPT1:If that works consistently, the problem is probably in Windows.Be sure Windows is set-up correctly with the correct printer driver and something else (another printer, FAX, etc.) is not assigned LPT1: Be sure the 710 is set as the default Windows printer. Try it on another desktop computer. If that works, try another printer on the suspect computer. I have seen cases where a baby AT motherboard was upgraded, but the printer cable/header assembly from the old motherboard was used and caused problems, but that is very rare. Also, the cable connecting to the motherboard could be backwards or loose.Posted on Aug 28, 2008

You're wrong that is not reset it is format.. Take to any windows dvd like windows 7, 8, 10. And install in reboot with the settings of BIOS and follow instructions..

Most likely the power supply has failed. Could be a fuse, both are internal. Fuse not likely.

Hi, Try the drive on other usb ports first. Listen for the windows "Beeps" when you plug it in or take it out. If the beeps are heard then you need to go into Disk Management and assign drive letters to the partitions

ms, answers this 1million times there if googling this same things here we go w10 time format 24hr. omg 2nd hit. https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-do-i-change-to-24-hour-time-in-windows-10-home/1a43c1d4-f4ea-47d3-99db-95dd86489bc7 the newer w10 is changed the h must be changed to H = 24hoiurs. big H , not lower case.

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they are now, Lenovo, ask them for 20 year old legacy box so windows can not be logged in to now? that it? wow "ME" Millennium edition wow.;

not sure what you call comb guard, but most IBM Selectric parts are secured in with screws, but sometimes pivot screws from the side, loosen nuts, screw out and see if your "comb guard" comes out. As I say is it on top of keyboard or under the keyboard we might have called it something else many years ago work on these machines.There is quite of IBM machines on ebay,

2 causes. the BIOS runs it and is SMART to save system damage. large PC workstation it is. desktop max. 1: 100% normal; if room or cabana is hot or too hot, 2: PC all vents fans and radiators packed in lint , clean it. 3: too many options the box and BIOS runs fans faster on Purpose got a raid card there, all mine with one runs fans way faster due to the card has small heat sinks only for real serves , with high CFM banks of fans, and huge baffling. no system load told, in the box. clean all that first if fails still take the system down to min system config the if fans happy now build it backup see at what point fans go wild. also vast PC have fan controls in the bios and some can be set to fast. my tiny dell 9020 has that for me using it in my garage or mp3 play. and never overheats. or using banks of very hot HDD, 6tb each i set it to fast fans. or the drives will FAIL, I promise. learn now to measure or find out the heat load firsts did you just buy it this thing, or out of the blue fans ran fast history and PC load (things inside CT0) not told