20 Most Recent eMachines ET183107 Desktop PC Intel Pentium E5400 Dual Core 27GHz 4GB DDR2 750GB HDD DVDRW W (PTNB602022) - Page 6 Questions & Answers

that means it cant find the harddrive and there's nothing to boot from in the dvd drive.

Possible bad hard drive, replace and reload OS.

Change the keyboard setup under the control panel.

If this happens after first ten minutes your monitor need some repair. PC Servis Kompjutera Kod Fontane Popravka Odrzavanje Laptop Desktop...

If you have the original Windows CD, put it in the drive and try to boot to the disc. Each computer is different so there will be different methods to achieve this, but if you don't see a prompt to boot to the CD try tapping tab or F8 to see what other options you have for boot order. If you can boot to CD, see if you can repair your startup, or run a check disk (depending on what version of Windows you're running). If you can give some more detail I can probably help you out better as to what you need to try. Best of luck!

Use you keyboard . Press Shift and ?/ button together.

There are many ways to read a email

1. use internet browser like chrome , internet Explorer , safari and Firefox. Type URL in the address bar. Provide username and password. Click on the mail and read it.
2. Use any e-mail client software like outlook or incredible mail . Configure it accordingly and read you e mails.

Hi there Andrew, we could really do with more information, such as. Has the pc been modified since you have had it ? upgraded, been seen by a technician etc, if not, and you can do this, I would suggest trying a power supply for test, but make sure it exceeds your system requirements. i.e if your current psu says 250 watts do not choose a supply less than 250 watts, make it the same or a higher wattage.

OK-- are you talking about simply connecting one computer to a home network, or setting up wireless network in general? If there is a wireless adapter in the PC and you already have a wireless network, the adapter will list all the networks in your proximity, and you choose yours. I can go into greater detail with that when I see your response. Thanks

che cheapest tool that can effectively test a power supply is by trying a known spare power supply in its place. the cpu demands very precise voltage changes, wqhich would boggle a voltometer

it will look something like the above. this motherboard is often used in your model

Go into the control panel, find the device manager, and then find the touch pad in the list. Right click on it and select enable. Or Function key (FN) + F7 should enable the touch pad. Let me know if this helps, Sincerely, Hunter Quinn IBM Help Desk

dear you check the setting of your monitor.

Reload the OS and start over

This is usually a sign that the partition on your hard drive that the recovery media is located in is corrupt. 3 reasons for this:

1. bad recovery partition from the factory (bad image)
2. Virus or spyware corrupted files to prevent usage which would prevent you from removing the problem with a recovery.
3. Hard Drive issues (physical sections of the drive going bad.)

If you created recovery media, use those to recover your system. If you didn't, you may have to purchase recovery media from gateway for your model to recover the computer. While it may cost you $30 to $50 dollars for the recovery media, it is a lot cheaper than the alternative of getting a tech to try to repair the partition or track down the virus or spyware. The other advantage of recovery media is if the problems you were experiencing are hard drive related, you can put a replacement drive in and use those recovery disks to get your system working again.

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There is no video output from your computer, that is why the monitor goes to sleep, check the cable and the video card.

It sounds like you are trying to do an upgrade to Windows 7, as normally the operating system comes pre-installed on the Hard Drive (HDD). If the hard drive is not recognised, then it is a hardware fault, take it back it where you bought it! If that is not possible, check that it is correctly fitted to the hard drive socket, otherwise it is back to a repairer.

Usually 3 or 4 beeps in a row on many systems is a RAM issue. If you have multiple RAM sticks try to remove one while the system if off and unplugged. Turn it on and see if the beeps continue. If so, remove the other ram stick and put back in the first stick you removed. Repeat the process for each stick of ram until the beeping stops. If it stops, this means you have found the bad ram module and can replace it. Some computers requires ram to be installed in pairs, and that the pairs match (Check the stickers on the ram to ensure both are the same type and speed) If the problem continues after removing and testing each stick of ram, you may want to have a service professional / Computer Repair shop take a look at the computer for further testing.