20 Most Recent Samsung R519-53S Notebook Questions & Answers

RTM - Read The Manual.Your manual says if you can boot into windows then click Start/All Programs/Samsung/Samsung Recovery SolutionIf you cannot boot into windows when you turn the computer on hit the F4 key.The link below will take you directly to your manualhttp://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/NP-R519-FA01US

goto your start menu and look for the bt icon if its there,just right click on it and sent to desk top.or drag and drop to desktop.

Unless your technician I'd advise taking it to a computer repair center. One can easily render a laptop useless if tampering with the wrong area on the motherboard.

try from the bios

You need to get into your "Device Drivers" located in your "system" to see whether they are shut off. Go to your control panel to find your "System" files. You may need to click on each one and update the drivers. I hope this helps. Ponder/Meditate/Pray for Peace. Mary Oliveau { hugs }

Mine had the same problem but followed Matthew deSilva's guidance and it helped.........just press (Fn+F11).......PROBLEM WILL BE SOLVED....... :)

Do not rename the backup folder created by Samsung Recovery Solution or change the directory structure in the backup. If the name or structure has changed SRS will not see your recovery point when you attempt to perform a restore.

This restores the PC to the condition it was in when the Complete Backup was made. If a Complete Backup was never made, this can still be used to restore the PC to its initial status. (Out of the Box condition)

Warning: A Complete restore erases all current files, settings, programs and other data and replaces them with the files, settings, programs and other data contained in the Complete Backup. In other words, it restores your computer to the way it was when you made the Complete Backup. Also, note that any programs installed after the Complete Backup will still need to be reinstalled.

Important:

• If you have data that you need to save, create a Data Backup before performing a Complete Restore. With Data Backup you can save your files to an external device and then use Data Restore to load those files back onto the PC.
• If the computer powers on, but Windows does not load, press the F4 Key at the Samsung logo when you first power on the computer; and then go to step 2.
• If the Samsung Recovery partition has been removed from your PC, your notebook will need to be sent to the service center for reimaging.

To perform a Complete Restore, follow these steps:

1. Open Samsung Recovery Solution 5.

1. Once Samsung Recovery Solution 5 loads, click Restore. The Restore dialog appears.
2. Click Complete Restore. The Restore > Complete Restore dialog appears.

1. On the Restore > Complete Restore dialog, there is list of backups created using Complete Backup and the expected time needed to perform a restore with each backup. If no backups have been created then the Computer Initial Status backup is the only item listed. Click the backup you would like to use for this restore, and then click Next.

Important: Make sure you have power connected to the PC. If power is lost during a restore, you need to start the process again from the beginning.

1. Samsung Recovery Solution 5 prompts you to restart the computer to continue. Click OK to restart the computer.

Warning: If you have data on drive C that you do not want to lose, stop now and perform a Data Backup.

1. The computer restarts and Samsung Recovery Solution 5 prompts you to click Yes to Delete all data on drive C. Click yes to proceed.
2. A progress bar appears showing the current transfer speed, the amount of data copied, elapsed time and estimated total time to completion.
3. After the Complete Restore is complete, Samsung Recovery Solution 5 prompts you to restart your computer. Click OK to restart.
4. After you restart your computer, the restore process is complete.

Note: You will need to perform an additional restart for Windows to apply its changes.

You can check this option in your sound car properties or either you can try by re-installing your sound card driver.

try a new cmos battery and make sure you use cloves before touching the battery

there can be few possible reason why your machine does that, 1. it could be that there are many startup programmes when the computer has just openned up.2. it could be that the antivirus you use is scheduled to do alot of background scan on start up.it could be that the computer is overloaded or there is alot of virus in it. try it this way, go to your computer's task manager:the option tabs will be present and so you select startup;disable unnecessary startup programmes and restart the computer.another is to rescedule your anti virus processes..

if you forget BIOS password then go to Samsung service centre they will help you.