Packard Bell Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

most of the time on older monitors you can set the refresh rate in safe mode and that will, most of the time, resolve the problem otherwise time to purchase a newer monitor.

use a pin to try to get it back out,you may have damaged the switch board

Attach a mouse , an USB external device. Go into the display settings, find the orientation screen, you should be able to correct the orientation thereAs for the mouse pad, enter device manager and ensure the dievice is there and is enabled. If is appears okay hover the mouse over the mouse pad listing, *I am assuming the external mouse works okay,( and right click on it to bring up options then select properties. Then highlight the update driver button and search for a new one Hopefully this should remedy the problem

Found this one. Not big deal but some tip there, hope ftp://ftp.packardbell.com/pub/itemnr/CS012A00/disass_man_dot_pb.pdf http://knowhow.com/article.dhtml?articleReference=146&country=uk

Will it start in safe-mode (F8)?

http://www.packardbell.co.uk/pb/en/GB/content/download POSSIBLY.

Assuming Windows? If so, what version? I'd boot to safe mode, and then do a shutdown. What happens after rebooting normally again in that case? If you continue to have problems, then I'd suspect a bad sector on your hard drive causing some sort of file corruption. I'd recommend using Steve Gibson Research tool called SpinRite located here: https://www.grc.com/default.htm. I've been using his tools for over 30 years. This is very cheap and works 99% of the time. Good luck.

HAPPEND TO ME TO SAMETHING IN THE REGESTRY IS CORRUPT.YOU HAVE TO RE-INSTALL WINDOWS.

get a battery manager app

Restart the PC, and get into Bios Setup., In the configurations, there is a setting for wake on Keyboard press, enable it.

Check the power settings, if they are ok contact Packard bell support as there is problem with the laptop. http://www.packardbell.co.uk/pb/en/GB/content/online-support

If you are using an operating system with a start disk, insert the start disk and reboot. You will then have to recover the software installation. If you have your OS CD, you can start the computer using it, and then repair the software installation from it.

unit probably uses 2032 lithium battery - about the size of a nickel. Remove old one and insert new one. Hopefully the bios defaults will operate your computer properly.

it wont matter what way the memory is organized the MMU will work with any size ram set by the SPD ic on the dimm modules...

The beep means no signal. See your supplier MTN website. Reporting coverage issues

The Beep means lack of Signal. See your supplier in South Africa, MTN. http://www.mtnblog.co.za/coveragequeries/

http://www.manualslib.com/manual/540405/Packard-Bell-Ixtreme-M5850.html http://www.innovative-sol.com/drivermax/ FOR DRIVERS DO A SCAN IT'S FREEWARE.