20 Most Recent Samsung N150 Netbook Questions & Answers

You should be able to press 'F4' at boot time and access Samsung Recovery Software, and then reinstall the back-up that would have been made the first time the netbook was switched on - a 'factory reset'...

This might mean low charge current. Try replacing the charger. It worked for me.

you can buy a little light that plugs into you usb ports and the light sits in the middle at the top of your screen.

may be faulty ribbon,or it may have come lose.

password in bios or in windows?

You should run the command from an Elevated Command Prompt. Running the Elevated Command Prompt is running the Command Prompt with administrative privileges. To run elevated Cmd, right click on Command Prompt or cmd and select run as administrator.Hope this helps, Mrityunjay.

Please what O.S. working on the computer?if have XP I find something about it. The Operating System Not Found Message Appears When You Start The...

1. pull out the battery after that u put the charger
2. if the you have the same problem change the charger
3. if still the same problem see the charging port of laptop
4. if the problem is not solve check the power ic on mother board

goto samsung.com and then to support/drivers

They're a bad idea because people forget them.

try another keyboard

check the driver

Sounds like crappy solder on th gpu. Basically, you need to take a hair dryer to the GPU and reseat it. HP had this problem on a bunch of older DV models. Without knowing your model, I can't post specific instructions. Supplies needed: Thermal paste, I recommendArctic Silver as it has better heat transfer properties Hair dryer wooden spoon Strip the chassis to the motherboard, pull the heatsink from the GPU and set the board on a heat resistant surface. Clean all old thermal paste from the GPU. Heat up the GPU with your hair dryer while using the wooden spoon to press down on it.. When you see the solder turn shiny, turn off the dryer. Continue to press down on the GPU until the solder changes back to a dull color. Let everything cool down before reassembly. During reassembly, make sure to clean the old thermal paste off the heatsink and reapply a fresh layer. Reassemble your laptop, and turn it on to see if the fix worked. I know at one point there was a bad batch of solder that made its way onto assorted motherboards, so this fix may work for the same issue on many laptops. Good luck!