If it has lines running through it, there is nothing you can do to make them go away, and they persist from the moment the pc is turned on, you most likely have rows of dead pixels. These can happen for many reasons, if they're colored a computer technician may be able to get them "unstuck for you" however this can be futile. If they are black, they're dead however, and there is nothing you will be able to do about them without buying a new monitor.
go to google.com and in the search box type step by stop on how to change your wallpaper in microsoft windows. select the first link. many examples. good luck.
If you have a disc, then put it in and follow the install instructions. If you got it from a download, then double click the .exe file and instal. If you don't know where the software is, do a search online for it, and download it from there. Install by double clicking the installation file or .exe file. usually it will say on the file Install. I hope this helps you.
either one of two ways. 1) remove the battery for 24 hours and that should clear the cmos or two if you are able to boot off of a cd then download hirans boot cd and use clear cmos settings would work. hope that helps. [email protected]
It's called a ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) connector clip. Unfortunately, there is no replacement part for sale unless you buy the whole motherboard. Use some pliable material such as a rubber eraser sliced thin to wedge the ribbon wire to the slot and secure it with an electric tape.
Driver power state failure is most of the times caused by driver not functioning properly. Please try to boot in to safe mode by pressing F8 on boot up splash screen. Choose saef mode with networking. Go to device manager and see if any drivers have exclamation or question mark next to them. If not i would try re installing your video driver first. Also see if your bios is out of date. If this does not resolve it you might have to reload your operating system. Make sure you do backup of important data before doing any work. Good luck.
