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look is that a pc or a citroen saxo please advice thanks

That tone is a warning code.Go to the manufacture websight and look for error tones or codes.

take side cover off and secure all wires and make sure everything is plugged in correctly.

You can connect it red to red; black to black; and yellow
to white. That's it. Hope this will help you.

use proxy browser to acess all websites in your school/college bcoz your school computer is blocked all websites through firewall and proxy browser broke all firewall....enjoy....

you get a copy of windows 98, pop in the disc, click upgrade (or fresh install if you don't wanna keep anything), and let her install. About 45 minutes after it reboots you should check on it because it has a dialog box for you then.

Check for power on the A/C outlet. Maybe the circuit breakers were tripped. If there is power, then the power supply installed on the computer might be surged. Replace power supply if thats the case. Normally, there's a button that says 'power' or an image of a lightbulb... you need not use the remote.

Harry, If you mean to access WiFI, then all you have to do is buy a WiFi dongle. Install it and then insert the dongle into the USB port. and you are on. But, if you want to run a WIFi hot spot on your PC, then you need to install a wireless router so that other devices having a WiFI capability can connect to it. You need to set up a WireLess LAN for which there exists a wizard in Windows.

304 error reffers to keyboard error. Verify if your keyborad is properly plugged in, also verify if it's working (pressing Num Lock will turn on the led, pressing again will turn off).
If you plugged in an USB keyboard it won't work, it is necessary to be present an PS/2 keyboard.

in india it is around 50-100 Rs, whether in USD it will be around 5-10 $ ..

There are 3 possible firewalls.
1)Norton- disable it
2)Windows- Disable it
3) Router- Should allow normal traffic to apss.

Internet Explorer also has security settings you need to be aware of.cjeck them also

Alright let me be the first, let's check the simple things first. Did you try toggling the FN+F5 or FN+F6....if it is playing on the other monitor you already did that or it was toggled for dual monitor and that's why you're not getting any video.

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I spoke with the owner of this company who is a friend of mine he will be talking with some suppliers and placing a very well priced 3ghz system for you up on his site. Expect it up there before 5pm est. You can also call him and speak with him. Say Frank from Code Blue sent you and you will get really great prices and a personal touch not found elsewhere.

His number is 3344939765

Not sure where you are from, but in australia a couple of good one are

http://www.pcauthority.com.au/
http://www.pcuser.com.au/
http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/
Another good website is
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk

you need to remove that the new ram
too much for the system
then restart

According to Gigabyte's site, this board is expandable to 4GB of RAM using dual-channel DDR266/333/400 modules.

You can visit the site and get full information here.

You may need a new CMOS battery.
For now, you will most certainly need to reconfigure your BIOS as it is probably not recognizing your hard drive.
Your PC should tell you which key to use to enter your BIOS setup, such as ESC, DEL, F2 etc.  Press the appropriate key while booting to access the BIOS configuration.  From there, see if there is an option to set the hard drive to AUTO.
Also, it's possible that the BIOS is recognizing the hard drive, but your Master Boot Record (MBR) has been corrupted.  To fix this, insert your OS (windows) disk and load into a DOS command prompt via selecting the REPAIR option.  Once at your command prompt, type in FIXMBR, and press <ENTER>. It will warn that rewriting the MBR may cause problems...just continue.  Once successful, reboot your PC.
If that doesn't work, then you will probably need more help reconfiguring the BIOS, and may need to replace the small battery on your motherboard.

What model computer do you have? Most of the time you are able to go to the manufacturer's website...support section. Then you can put in your computer model number and they will list all of the drivers/software that correspond. You should see a Display/Video driver and should be able to just download that and install it.

You are sure you have power at the plug? If so it sounds like the internal circuit breaker tripped or the switch is bad. Either way, throw the heater away, they are not designed to be field repaired, sorry.