Top 20 Sony VAIO FRV37 Notebook Questions & Answers

you can wire them together. just splice the wires on the one that runs weird add wire to it and run those wires into the one that runs good. I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/william_83fc156eee2b555e

What is the problem?

I don't believe your computer has wireless capability. If not, you can purchase a PCMCIA wireless card that would work.

Possibly there might be a problem with the Video Card in the All in One PC.
You can try updating the BIOS version and the Video Card driver to correct the issue. If this won't fix the problem, contact your computer manufacturer for further help with a possible hardware problem.

Hi

if this is a new or recent problem you could try a system restore back to when you think it was
running ok

And have you recently installed any updates that may of cause this to happen

if the restore dont fix the problem please come back to us telling us exactly what happens
and when also what operating system are you using eg xp vista or windows 7


many thanks

Hey

If you only have 512MB of ram, installing more ram will speed it up a lot. Max supported ram is 1024 or 1GB. install another 512MB ram module.
it will improve the performance.
Do not install windows 7 to this computer, it does not have enough ram it will be slower.
Let me know if you need further assistance or advice. Ekse

1. Make sure you have the most current driver installed (from the Sony website).

2. Try to play once the new driver is installed.

If it still doesn't play, your CD drive is dead :( sorry.

--Crazy PC Lady

1. Insert the Windows XP installation CD into your computers CD-ROM drive and restart.
2. You will be prompted to “Press any key to boot from CD…”. Press a key.
3. Once loaded, the Windows XP setup menu will give you several options. Press the “R” key to repair Windows.
4. When prompted, selected your Windows installation. In most cases this is “1′. Press enter.
5. You will then be prompted for your administrator password, enter that password. If you don’t have a password set, just press enter.
6. Type the following commands, pressing enter after each line. Replace “e:\” with the letter of your CD-ROM drive.
   copy e:\i386\ntldr c:\
   copy e:\i386\ntdetect.com c:\
   fixboot
   fixmbr
   bootcfg /rebuild
7. After entering that last line and pressing enter, you will be walked through the process of rebuilding the boot file. Most of the prompts should be self explanatory, but here are a few tips:
   • The first prompt should ask you to confirm the operating system that was automatically detected. Make sure the detected OS is the operating system you have installed and then type “y” and press enter.
   • You will also be prompted for a “load identifier”. This is the user friendly name that is displayed when selecting advanced startup options. You can type anything you want here, but it is best to type the full name of the operating system (such as “Windows XP Home Edition).
8. Eject the CD from your computer. Type “exit” and press enter. Your computer will restart, and this time it should load without displaying an error.

JUST UNINSTALL IT FROM
CONTROL PANEL>ADD REMOVE PROGRAMS or vista/7 control panel>programs and features

it have 2 reason
first u check to change another memory
last ur fans in ur cpu not work fine so can not heat relieving for ur cpu so when overheat it auto turn off

Please check the following page
http://b2b.sony.com/b2bMicrosites/landingpage/vaio_drivers/download_vaio_drivers.html

Clean the metal contacts on the Battery and in the compartment. Then, reset the BIOS to its default settings.
Next, plug in the AC Adaptor to charge the Battery.

If the issue persists then the problem may be related to the power circuitry.

if it appears a blue screen,, your computer have a problem with the memory..

you can use two memory in two slots if it is the speed of the memory and slot has the same value..

if doesn't ,, you must back the one and buy one that the same to the normal memory..

Your new HD needs to be formatted and partitioned.
Here is a link to a free and SAFE program that will format your new drive:

http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/support/downloads/seatools

Once you format the HD, your recovery cd will be able to find it!!

Contact me if you need help with the SeaTools.

Look at the bios and see if the hard drive is detected

if not suspect a virus , faulty hard disk or motherboard

Better check first your air vents/holes for build up clogs. Might be a thermal problem. Blow that using compressed air can. Second check your memory card, might be dirty contact with the connector. Cleaning using a soft eraser only its edge connector. But disconnect first the battery and Power Adaptor supply line and power it down completely before doing so.

Could be its problem is dirt build up. If this first steps fails, consider your plan checking its internal. For overheat and other check up.

For inputs, hope it helps.

Hello,

Well their is alot of problems as to why this could be happening.

I have taken the time to find you a web site with all the info i would tell you typed out already. So as to save time I will like you at the end of this.

I hope this helped you

-Ryan

- Please rate if this helped

http://kb.iu.edu/data/aelm.html

That is the link to help you.

try getting a update of windows or install the xp sp3 this might solve your problem anotherway is to uninstall teh usb port by entering the device manager and see if the correct drivers load at this point because if the driver are still not loading then the ports may not be USB 2.0

If the 1GB sticks fit and you are able to insert them it will not do any harm to your PC. However, it will only use the max amount stated in the manual. This is hardwired into the motherboard so there is no get around.