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there is one possible way 1. remove hard drive from your laptop 2. plug your HDD into another laptop in anyway(usb or enclosure) 3. Make your HDD bootable with DOS mode 4. copy the new OS folder to your HDD 5. Put back your HDD to your old laptop then boot it with DOS 6. find the OS folder you copied, from there run setup your new OS.

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You can download a program that will wipe the hard drive of all data, programs etc. Darik's Boot and Nukke (DBAN) is a simple bootable data destruction tool created by Darik Horn. It can be used to securely wipe an entire hard drive or an attached external disk (IDE or SCSI), completely deleting all contents of the disk. See how to create the flash drive in windows to do this here. Install DBAN to USB Flash Drive using Windows

Judging by this review, your computer possesses a CD drive and NOT a DVD drive. http://www.cnet.com/products/mpc-clientpro-414-all-in-one/specs/ Sorry!

Hello, first you go to the start menu and there you go to the control panel, the recovery function key.

have you connected all the connectors in order is it a like for like replacement check the connectors are pushed in reboot maybe the power supply shorted something when it died

Probably F8, but possibly F11.

ClientPro 6620 System Drivers and Documentation CD

try this --- http://www.mpcdrivers.com/downloads/driver.html

You should be able to turn it off with MSCONFIG. Click START and type msconfig in the search box. You should see an msconfig entry show up near the top of the panel. Right click and pick "Run as Administrator". When the msconfig panel opens, select the General tab and make sure the Normal Startup is checked. Check the Services tab and make sure Enable All is on. Click APPLY and then OK, then YES for reboot. That should get you going.

If this machine is running XP, beware. It is no longer supported, and hackers will be looking for these machines to infect. I recommend you get a newer machine. Good luck.

Hi Jennifer. According to my research, these are Intel based PC's When you switch the PC on, keep tapping the 'Del' key to get into the BIOS. If it goes into windows, just restart the PC and try again - if the Del key doesn't work, try tapping F2 as that is also used by some manufacturers to get into the BIOS. Once in the BIOS, just go through the menus until you find the boot priorities screen and make the necessary adjustments. Hope this helps

Judging by this review, your computer possesses a CD drive and NOT a DVD drive. http://www.cnet.com/products/mpc-clientpro-414-all-in-one/specs/ Your best luck at installing Linux (Good choice for an old computer by the way) would be to use a USB Drive for the installation. You should find the instructions for creating a USB Drive and for booting from live USB on the website of the Linux distribution you're trying to install. Good luck!

There is a problem with the internal wiring and if you have never repaired a laptop I don't suggest you start. Take it to a computer service center and they can fix it for you. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/scott_843b43f7ebebd3f5

that is not an issue, it may be the default setting for your machine. you should check with the manufacturer/retailer whether this is so. If you wish to change there must be an option to do so. They will be able to inform you how to alter this setting no doubt.

AC Adapter For eMachines E15T3r 568 LCD Monitor Charger Power Supply... As you can see from the picture the power plug is a small round connector similar to an audio input. Power Connectors look for a connector like the DC socket in the picture

There may be a hidden recovery partition on your hard drive. Reboot the PC and hit F10 several times right after it reboots, but before it begins Windows. If F10 doesn't work, try other F keys. The recovery partition allows you to restore the PC to its original factory state. Just be sure you back up all your data to an external hard drive or flash memory card before you do that.

Yes you can. You might use Sugru to re-attach the cover. http://www.sugru.com

This often happens due to lack of correct drivers.You should check drivers from your manufacturer,and also check the condition of your wi-fi adaptor by using the device manager.

see answer to your first post