Northgate Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

You have to open uo the set and check for 12vdc feeding the backlight inverter circuits, if you do have 12vdc then the inverter circuits may be bad, also look for bad caps. see example of a couple years old failed monitors: http://s807.photobucket.com/home/budm/allalbums

First uninstall your wireless adapter in your computer. then restart. it will reinstall automaticaly. if you still can't connect to the router. google search STAX2517C2 pc wireless adapter. (Only if your using a built in adapter) if not visit the site of your wireless adapter. EG belkin, d-link etc.

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Ctrl-Alt-arrow key....try all arrows, one of them will correct it.

Drivers are hard to find for your system, however windows should have those drivers in itself. You may try manually installing Generic drivers.
Or I would advise the following software to check which drivers you need. The free Belarc Advisor can help you determine exactly what the hardware is so that
you can get appropriate drivers assuming Windows does not already have them.
http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html

Unplug it and wait a bit, then retry.
If it fails again:
-an internal fan might be stuck, causing the thing to shut down out of caution
-the BIOS battery might have given up the ghost
-a chipset heatsink might have fallen off and need some care
-the power supply might be toast (swap for a good spare of adequate wattage and retry)
-maybe your videocard just got unseated because of cable buggering, just set it back

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Have you connected a cable (3.5mm plugs at each end) between the mintor and the sound port on the P.C.?

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You can easily buy it from the Electronic Components shop. Or u may even restore your old switch. Try putting a drop or 2 of Philips Switch cleaning oil in it. I can get it for u if u like.

I'm not familiar with you machine, but if you have usb ports they are probably on the back of the machine (tower). Check there. If you don't have any, you can pick up a usb 2.0 card pretty inexpensively on eBay or I think at Best Buy and simply open the case and plug it into one of your empty card slots. Software typically comes with the card, or, if you have plug and play, the machine will find the card and set it up.
Good luck.

Company no longer supports its systems. You will need to create a restore disk by scratch. Buy or borrow a Home Edition Retail CD, then go here to get help on how to make the restore disk:

http://forums.mydigitallife.info/forumdisplay.php?f=5

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No 115 would not blow the power supply it would just provide less power. Look at the motherboard for pins that say CMOS on them. Move the small plastic piece on top of the CLR pins and then count to 30. Once you have move them back and then test the machine.

restart the machine in Safe Mode. And restore to a back date. Alternatively, at boot time press F8 and select When OS booted correctly or some such option, meaning that when your PC booted correctly the last time.

Did you disable onboard sound in your BIOS before installing the card ?.Alsomake sure the correct driver is installed for the card.

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try taking the ram chip out then see if thats the prob by turning on the computer without it if its not, try unhooking the cd drive and then try turning on the computer if thats not it then try unhooking the hard drive and check if thats it one of those should be the problem i had the same prob but i messed with the ram chips and it worked i just took it out started it up and it worked if thats the prob just start it up then shut it down and put the ram chip back in and it should be fine

If your old hdd is a SATA drive you can install it as a secondary drive in your new computer. All you would need to do is install the drive, hookup the SATA data cable and power cable, & boot up. You can then move the data you need to your new hdd. If it is an older IDE drive you would need to set the jumpers to slave[sl] or cable select[cs] depending on what your new system requires. Hookup the ide ribbon cable and power cable from your power supply. Good luck & I hope this helps.

If your power cord starts to melt before the fuse blows it means you have *way* too thin power cables. Then the fuse probably blew because of a short to ground due to the melted insulation. This is one of the things that can start car fires.

I use cables of similar thickness as jumper cables to my slightly bigger amp, maybe a little overkill but better safe than sorry.

Good luck!