No power on my eMachines Netbook with intel atom processor

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Remove the RAM and start, see if it beeps and/or shows something on the screen. Try with the external screen too.
Let me know how it goes
Cheers

Pls check ur power.
Remove the battery and power on directly with ur AC adaptor plugged in.
Perhaps your battery is damaged.

No
Unlike PC, netbook's hardware such as Processor, Graphics card cannot be changed once manufactured.
But harddrive and RAM's can be changed

System Requirements

• Recommended Hardware Requirements for Tally 9
• Pentium 4 and above or equivalent
• 256 MB RAM
• Minimum Disk Space: 40 MB
• Operating System Software: Microsoft Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP

Hence, your system would definately support Tally.

Hope it helps! Good Luck!
CreativeTECH

better take it to laptop service centre as many drivers need to be install in the process

Try setting the resolution and other settings of the games very low and it might work.
I wouldn't expect too much of the ability of a netbook to play games, seeing as the processor (Intel Atom) isn't very powerful.. Not to mention the graphic processor. The hardware just isn't powerful enough to play recent games.

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un install them and only install the newest one

You probably have other applications running that are using up precious processor power. Your netbook has an Intel atom processor (not a powerhouse) so try to see if you have any other programs running at startup time. Limewire, or any other p2p or torrent downloaders will likely be an issue.

Kill extra processes and that should fix it. Seen this many times before.