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1. CPU Power Cord
2. Monitor Power Cord
3. Monitor video cable
4. Mouse w/cable (unless wireless)
5. Keyboard with cable (unless wireless)
6. Network cable with 8P8C connectors (unless wireless)
7. Speaker audio cable (unless internal or no speakers)
8. Speaker power cable (unless CPU powered or no speakers)

Pick up a second hand monitor, test your system to see if a signal comes through i.e. you have image on screen. before you do a recovery, perform a back up and restore, to a previous date & time. You may just have a bad monitor.

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A blinking power button generally means the computer is in sleep, hibernation type mode. If pressing keys or moving mouse does not wake the computer, PRESS AND HOLD THE POWER BUTTON IN FOR ABOUT 5 SECONDS. This will force the computer to shut off. Then press the button again and the computer should start up and go through the "restarting windows" routine. If your computer continually will not wake up from sleep, disable these modes in the Power settings of control panel. If you don't know how, post question stating operating system and someone will be able to give instructions, or you could just "google" for them.

Try another cable you know is working. If this does not fix your problem, the monitor likely needs a professional repair and may be not economical to repair.

Emachines are notoriously infamous for the lack of available documentation. Sometimes you can fine a "user manual", but these are often next to useless as a service guide. In this case a search of the net did not even find a "user manual". I suggest you contact eMachines directly and ask them. Good luck.

A mechanical screeching noise would most likely be caused by the cooling fan in your laptop. Repairing laptops is labor intensive and eMachine parts are not always available. You didn't give model information, so I could not search for the part. Previous experience working on laptops is recommended before attempting this kind of repair. If the correct part can be purchased, they are generally one of the more easily replaced parts as they generally just "plug in" and video's may be available to help you with the repair. Again, previous experience working on laptops is recommended.

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An E732z eMachine is a laptop computer. If a USB port is not working, it may be broken from the motherboard. Laptop motherboard repairs can be very challenging, often impossible if you don't have the right equipment or experience. You may be able to find dis-assembly information/instructions, however if the part itself is broken, you may have issues finding parts given eMachines less than adequate documentation for their computers in general. More often than not, a complete removal of the motherboard is necessary to work on it. You must observe static electricity precautions. You should have experience with surface mounted devices and know that permanently damaging a motherboard is very easily done without the right experience working on them. Replacement parts, including a complete motherboard can be found here eMachines Series E732Z Replacement Laptop Parts

That means your hard drive is bad.

Flashes & beeps indicate a start up failure on the motherboard. You'd need to google the trouble codes for your particular make & model to determine which mother board system is the problem. It might be simple like a mother board battery failure or something more complex like unreadable bios. If the computer is a few years old, it's not good. If you are curious, bring it to a repair shop but I can tell you 95% of the time you end up buying a new computer after you pay the shop fee. Why? Because you find out the repair costs almost as much as a better replacement on Amazon. Do yourself a favor. Get the replacement and have the computer shop recover your files from the old unit or pay $23 and get the DIY kit on EBAY. Good luck.

In short, yes, your laptop should have a built-in webcam. I looked at the specifications sheet on Tom Hardware Hardware News Tests and Reviews for your laptop, and the link is just for your own reference. The easiest way to tell is to look at the top-center of your laptop display, on the plastic frame, and see if there's a smooth black circle only a little bit smaller than a dime-sized dot. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/andrew_7b5641a71b84cd85

The "fn" key is used in conjunction with the keys at the top of your keyboard labeled: F1, F2, F3, and so on. The reason the key exists is to have two functions linked to the "F" keys.

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Lost Windows password:

• Login as Administrator. Try with no password (load safe mode if you don't see Administrator). Press F8 during boot to access Safe Mode.
• Login as other user (if other user is available) and manage users. Must be an administrator.
• Reformat computer.
• Use 3rd party software to remove password. Like http://www.top-password.com/reset-windows-password.html

Keep the mouse pointer away for the bottom of the screen.