yes you can upgrade the graphics card, you have integrated graphics but you can purchase a PCI-E graphics card and bypass the on board graphics but keep in mind you'll have to buy a "low profile" graphics card as there's not much room in your case and a full size card will not fit.
To resolve this problem, replace the missing or corrupted Ntfs.sys file:
Use the Windows XP startup disks or the Windows XP CD to restart your computer.
When the "Welcome to Setup" screen appears, press R to select the To repair a Windows XP installation using Recovery Console, press R option.
Type the number of the Windows installation that you want to access from the Recovery Console, and then press ENTER.
Type the administrator password when you are prompted, and then press ENTER. If no administrator password exists, just press ENTER.
At the command prompt, type the following commands (press ENTER after each command):
--->cd \windows\system32\drivers
--->ren ntfs.sys ntfs.old
Note This step renames the corrupted Ntfs.sys file to Ntfs.old. If the Ntfs.sys file is not found, the file is missing.
At the command prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:copy cd:\i386\ntfs.sys drive:\windows\system32\drivers
Where cd is the drive letter for the CD-ROM drive that contains the Windows XP CD, and drive is the drive where you installed Windows XP.
Remove the Windows XP CD from your CD-ROM drive, type quit at a command prompt, and then press ENTER to quit the Recovery Console.
You Need To open The CPU(Or tower) to acces the motherboard, the you need to find the CMOS jumper and switch it one spot over the CLR or clear, that will clear the password. If that don't work remove the battery on the motherboard for few seconds then reinstall it. Good luck.
Just go to the eMachines website , select support, download drivers, select you pc model and find the audio driver. Download it, install it and reboot. Or on Windows find Device Manager, find Audio, Video controllers it should be something with a yellow question mark, right click on in then click on update driver, wait until driver is found.
Dear Debbie,
Greetings from New Zealand! Try a different monitor & see if fault still exists...If not the monitor, then could be fault in box...either hardware or software....(???maybe interference from other devices in home/nearby???) Your may need to install/replace video card - if you have one? (I THINK that if it is a fault in the all-in-one motherboard type of video that a separate "PCI" video card MAY solve it?) I hope that these suggestions help?! 'b'ye - Bruce.
also ensure that you have the latest updates for the browser you are using, as well as Adobe Flash and Java.
If you use the Chrome browser by Google, it has Flash built into it.
using older versions of the above will increase your page-load times.
Did you try flashing the EDID ROM ? You need a .bin from another h5360 user.
Try reading this post, two links available of people posting some.
I gave you the link of the post 'cause I thought you might wanna read it.
It seems to work, as a lot of people are saying that it does.
Give updates ;)
Have you updated drivers for the modem or wifi on the system? Depends on the version of windows you have but if u go to search in the start panel and look for devices
and it should show a list of the hardware on your system. Your are looking for anything to do with your modem or the type of wifi connecter on your system. If you don't know do a quick searchon google and look up your pc type and the ask about the type of wifi to specific to your pc. Should give info and then you know what are looking for. Then click on the plus or drop down beside the name of the modem or wifi hardware and click it. A window will open up. Your are looking to the tab with update drivers. Do that and the save everything then restart pc and make sure your wifi is on and setup then try to connect. If that isn't working go to modem or router website and check for updates there specific to your op system and pc . Good luck hope works out.
