20 Most Recent HP Mini 1000 Netbook - Page 6 Questions & Answers

go to bios settings and choose the option to default settings

Have you made any changes to your system recently? like installing new hardware or software, downloaded some unknown files from the internet, etc. I would also like to request you to please let me know the error you are getting when you try to access the internet. Even viruses/worms can cause this problem, so you'll need to run a full virus scan using an updated antivirus. Please let me know whether you can connect to the internet or not. Sometime user can connect but cannot browse. Please clarify with me so that I can assist you further. Thank you.

HP does not install any software to use your webcam, you must install an IM program to enable the camera.

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Try reinstalling the audio drivers

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maybe ur window has crupt but u can try that, remove ur laptop rams and clean its points with rubber and try to change the ram if that problem still

You can try repair your windows by inserting the windows disk.

this could solve your problem othewise try reinstalling the os.

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From your description I understad that you are looking for screen removat directions for HP Mini 1000 notebook.

I will provide you the service manual for the HP Mini 1000 notebook, wherer you will find all the directions for removing and resetting the devices or parts.

Here is the link: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01631228.pdf

Please check the page number 111 and let me know if this helped you.

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go to the HP website and redown load the driver for the mini1000 notebook touch pad. chances are the driver is just corrupt.
safe mode uses just generic drivers.

Make sure the cookies are turned on.
this is the prob

open the cd drive, if the vibration stays, then one of the fans is either clogged or needs replacement

Guessing that your netbook is running Windows XP as most do, you'll want to download the XP drivers for your printer and install them. Then try hooking it up to one of your netbooks usb ports.

Mini PCs, aka Netbooks often use solid state memory, which breaks down after a time, and can become unusable, especially if you're not shutting down properly. It tends to last just fine, if you power up and down normally, but after, say, over a year of use, flashdrives and other solid state memory cores will corrupt or lose data. You may have to have the information on the disk recovered.
I checked and your Netbook comes with either an 8, 16, or 32 GB solid-state drive, or a hard-disc drive ranging from 60 to 160 GB. Hard discs can also be temperamental if they get banged around a lot. It's a hard decision, because solid state can handle abuse, but degrades, while the magnetic discs degrade slower, but can't handle too many bumps. Your best bet is to contact the manufacturer, and see if they can find the problem. It may simply be a problem with windows. Your machine may run Windows XP or Mi, the latter of which is based on Linux.
DON'T take the battery out. Only take the battery out, if you're using the machine while plugged in, unless the battery needs charging. Leaving the battery in all the time can shorten the life of the battery. The machine needs to always have a power supply, especially for the solid state memory to not degrade.
My honest solution is to give it some time to start up: however long it needs, but if it takes more than an hour, it's not really an easily fixable solution, and will require manufacturer action, or replacement.

Try going to the bios settings(when the computer first comes on after being shut down and shows the brand logo and will say something like press delete to go to setup) and look around in the options to see if you see an option to change the suspend mode or something like that to S3 resume.

Why all these clueless suggestions? I came here looking for help, but it appears I'll be solving my own problem and lend a hand. First attach something bootable via USB like you already know. Change boot order and boot from some kind of XP install disk. That's where I'm at right now. I'm now in the recovery console which gives me a command line. I had JUST READ somewhere the comand line commands to restore the boot manager that we just compressed.
Hold on....OK ! Problem fixed.
Step by step:
1)Get external CD reader and plug into USB
2)Boot Mini hit F10 or F12, whatever it says to change boot order
3)Reboot and you'll see you now have option to change boot order on bootup.
4)Boot to some kind of XP start disk(stupid me never even looked at HP's recovery disk yet - I didn't want to go there!)
5)Let the startup program run til it stops asking you to select an option, and hit R for recovery console
6)You'll want option 1 for c:/windows and type your password when asked
6)type fixboot then enter
7)It will happily inform you that your boot record is repaired
There may be some warnings or statements in between. You're desperate - agree to whatever they say! ;-)
8)reboot
9)Don't worry, be happy
If you can't stand that you now have that message booting up every time and it looks weird, RIGHT click my computer, properties, advanced, startup and recovery settings, and edit ....change default operating system from ** to Microsoft Windows XPHome etc."
click edit and for good measure delete where it has WINDOWS="" as an operating system. Don't mess with this if you're not sure.
10)Now be happy!

You have a hdd failure - replace the 60gb solid state hdd at a Hp agents. Not an easy thing for a novice to replace.