20 Most Recent E-Machines W6409 (7234) PC Desktop - Page 2 Questions & Answers

go to the emachine website and locate the suppot tab. enter your computers serial number then operating systems and download and run the chipset drivers. this will resolve any sm bus controler issue

yes

mcdevito75 here, Best Bet, contact your internet provider, the people that provide your email are the internet provider, as example, AOL, netzero.

Emachines are noted if they don't boot up the mother board has gone bad. Also the power unit goes bad on most models taking the motherboard with it as well. I have two setting around as parts units now the parts few years and have inquired into many websites about these PC's. I was told to replace them instead of repairing them for the money. I hope you will investigate my findings as well
Laptops are the way to go now a days for they are easy to move around and the power packs are under $10 to replace. Lap tops are even at the $300 range these days at Wall Mart too

http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/ddaStd.asp?mode=listtype&platform=10021&model=12307&os=&type=&mfg=&bios= I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/william_83fc156eee2b555e

Your hard drive is probably crashing or has crashed. You need to start your computer with an XP CD and try to use the repair function. You'll be able to tell if the hard drive is still working or not once you run the repair function. Let me know what happens or if you run into any problems.

What are the circumstances that led to this issue? (Did it ever boot up to XP?)

Verify that the keyboard is connected properly to the computer by turning off your computer and then disconnecting and reconnecting the keyboard to the computer. Stuck key Ensure that there are no stuck keys on the keyboard. If all keys appear to be ok and you have a standard desktop computer with keyboard, turn the keyboard over and gently hit the back of the keyboard to loosen any dirt or hair that may be stuck in the keyboard. Bad keyboard Try another keyboard on the computer to verify that the keyboard has not gone bad. Bad PS/2 or AT port If all of the above solutions are not able to resolve your issue it is likely that the port on the back of the computer may be bad and the motherboard or I/O board may need to be replaced. WARNING: Before you start troubleshooting remember that you are dealing with electricity that can KILL. http://www.kitchentablecomputers.com/static.php - rules make sure that your RAM modules and Cmos battery are securely seated on some motherboards Cmos batteries are soldered in Test all power and data leads that attach from motherboard to your hard drive IDE SATA make sure they have a secure dust free connections and are not faulty or just replace them they could be faulty if its a flat 40 pin ide it will be the first to fail check the graphics card is seated properly with no dust in the socket you might have to remove it to check for dust reinstall it restart your computer the found new hardware wizard should activate a computer needs power and data to travel through every working device and to its continue its cycle and to have and end to function. Hope this helps.

a notice via e-mail ? That is likely a scam/virus-redirect attack...with the 'submit' button being the attack. Your Anti-virus program may have automatically removed the malicious link for you so you would not have infected yourself.....

Hi John,I see you mentioned you update IE9 then you now get a blank screen...If I may ask the blank screen showed up after the update or did it show up after restarting the computer?If your getting a Blank screen when you boot into windows after the IE9 update, try rebooting then boot into Safemode.Restart you computer then as soon as you see the Boot screen of you computer keep on Tapping f8 to get a list select safemode, then once it boots into safemode windows will load up in safemode on the issue and you can navigate arround to fix things that went wrong.click on the Start Button on the lower left of the task bar then, click on Programs, select accessories then select system tools, look for system restore then select the option select a different restore point, on the window you may see a list of restore points hoping your system restore was turned on in the very beginning, once you have selected a restore point keep on clicking next then a warning will show just click next again then it will restart your computer.System restore allows you to restore to a date where you had windows working fine without any problems so if you can get a restore point before updating IE9 then it is possible that you may be able to fix you windows back the way it was.I hope that this will help,michaelvincentc

Try using another browser. eg Google Chrome or Firefox.

Your name Edit > My Problems > My Problems. Do you mean restarting PC? Or re-installing?

if you are using word open up word select view from the drop down list select toolbars select standard ,formatting also open up word across to the left you will see arial times new roman arial black next will be more to name a few of the different languages from the drop down list your documents will be read in also next to that will be a drop down list with all sizes you can change the sizes of text open up a document you should a number of tabs at the top of your screen you should see a number with % percentage with a drop down list which has many zoom increases if this is for a web page right click in the top of screen (toolbar) you will see a number of toolbar options select the menu bar this will add to your screen toolbar File Edit View Favorites Tools and Help select the view from the drop down list will be a Zoom with percentages % if you need more help with this post a reply hope it helps

do you get any error message?You will have to reinstall your Operating System only.

Three causes of ovheating:1) Dust. Dust inside the computer, Dust around the vents, fans, cpu and heat sink. Take a can of compressed air and clean the dust out of the computer.2) A Fan not working. Make sure the fan inside the Power Supply where you plug the power cord in works. Also there is a fan that sits on top of the CPU and Heat Sink. Make sure it works. Normally the system will give you an error message if the fan is not working.3) Thermal Paste - The Thermal Paste around the cpu and heat sink has dried up or is too thin to keep the unit cool. Apply a fresh coat of Thermal Paste on the CPU and Heat Sink.

which antivirus u use...tell me or start --all program accessories --system tools---then click security center.open it...then u click all enable

well that is 17,000 volts there 17kv and can be lethal . CRT is cathode ray tube and 2nd anode is 17kv, 1kv per inch screen.. we use a chicken stick to discharge that. one guy gut hit here and flew across the room ,hit head and next up paramedics deep.. not fun to see that. ive taking 600v but never again. vaccum seal, why do that.??? send it to the , toxic lead recycle center, let them do the danger work when I was only 16yo I worked in TV shop and I had do that "nnipp" that in the bud on all CRT sent off to refurb. (or toxic trash) (we sold them all here, you name it) we had to remove the socket there find he glass bud there dead center and full PPE, and snap it with wire cutters and it sucks in air fast. later in military too on old radar scopes, i worked . the vacuum inside is pure and prefect, zero gasses. implosion hazard exists. a glass flies in the bounces out and hits you and then next up blind i one eye. leave CRT alone to the trained.

the monitor is dead. PSU dead inside. only used PSU sold on ebay.