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1.Remove all the downloaded programs added in. 2.F8 key "Start Windows in status of working contitions 3.Choose an older restore point. 4.Run scandisc. 5.For further advice please inform me .

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Blinking green light on the back is your network light. Explain your problem so you can get some help.

have a look on website( teckguy.org,) this will or should give you an answer on how to fix it,as there are to many posabilities to go into detail...hope this helps

Hi Chas, sounds like you have a piece of hardware that has a bad driver. If you connected something recently, try disconnecting it and then start your computer. If it starts, then you will need to find the correct driver for it before you attempt to hook it back up again. If that does not solve the problem, try unhooking all hardware, except for the hard drive with the operating system on it. If it starts normally, then you can turn your PC off and hook up one piece of hardware... start the PC... turn it off again... hook up another... start the PC... etc. until you find the hardware that is causing the problem. If it does not start with only the operating system hard drive attached... then, the hard drive may be defect. You can take it out and put it in a USB casing and hook it up per USB to another PC... if you see the data on it, it should be ok (just in case, this would be a good time to backup any data on it that you may need). If you do not see the hard drive in Windows explorer then it is probably defect and you will need to purchase a new one. Hope that helps

Hi Kelly, your computer is trying to tell you that it can not find an operating system (e.g. windows) to start the computer with... that means one of two things... either A) your operating system (e.g. Windows) is corrupt or B) your hard drive is corrupt or not connected correctly. For A) all you can do is reinstall windows either from the installation DVD or from a Backup that you may or or may not have. For B) make sure your hard drive is connected correctly. If you turn on your computer and you cannot hear/feel it running, chances are it is not connected to power. (Note: many newer hard drives are very quiet and hard to tell if they are really on or not). Another way to find out if it is working or not is to take it out of your PC and put it in a USB casing and hook it up to another PC, if it is in working order you should see it in Windows Explorer and see the data on it... If not then it is quite likely broken and you will need to get a new hard drive and reinstall windows on it. Hope that helps.

ControlPanel/ All programs( details of)/ Monitor/Adjustment( Left descriptions)click to open. In the opened frame there is a horizontal brightness bar scale . increased as required.

You need to download the driver for your computer. Its usually provided by company web. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&lc=en&product=92867 in your case: your computer could be too old and you have to go back to Win XP.

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go to any site offering free av then download same as you would on any pc,then follow the on screen instructions...

A steady or Amber (Yellow) blinking power button indicates a low voltage problem. This can be caused by a defective power supply or a defective motherboard. Just to make sure that nothing else is causing the problem, remove any PCI cards like modem, video card, sound card, etc... Remove the memory modules and disconnect cables to CD/DVD drives. Look at the USB ports to see if any are damaged.

fanu,
problem is simple to get rid of.
Enter your bios & disable the Full screen logo found in Boot settings. the 510 splash image is part of the bios.
If this is not what your talking about than give me another description of your problem.

Good Luck & have a great weekend!
Mike

Clean Windows Registry :
Defragment your PC to increase computer speed:


Add more RAM to Speed up your computer
Clear Cache, history and temporary internet files
Turn off unnecessary programs from start up:
Have low intensity graphics
Uninstall unused software and programs Please remember to clean Windows registry using registry cleaner reg in out The above guidelines were really helpful to speed up my computer. These are safe and do impact computer performance in a positive way.

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Indeed this could realy means either network cable error or network card (lan card) error. Since the lan card is integrated at the motherboard, I suggest you to get the computer at a technician and ask him to install a new PCI - LAN card at any free PCI slot of your computer. The cost is very low (10-30$). So you will have network connection again without changing the whole motherboard or computer.
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