E-machine T2245 My mom can not get her tower to power up.

Unfortunately I think the most current driver for the T2245 is here:

http://www.tally.com/search.aspx?searchtext=T2245

Your could also try (most current version is stated to be 5.1.2600.2180) :

http://www.howtodrivers.com/model11272.html


Tally T9312 driver can be found here:

http://www.howtodrivers.com/model12135.html

I hope this is helpful. :)

None of the parts are usable in any other machine.
The coolant from a liquid-cooled G5 PowerMac is toxic. If your G5 is leaking, disconnect the power cord IMMEDIATELY. Flush any skin exposed to the fluid with water for at least 15 minutes.
If you want to glove up and extract your hard drive from the machine so as to save your data, do it carefully. Other than that, my recommendation is to bag up the unit and handle it responsibly as toxic waste, using the same guidelines your area uses for antifreeze.

Were the power supplies compatible (ATX etc)? If they are try pulling out the ram and see if you generate any beep codes. If your pc bots add them back one at a time. And yes I have seen power supplies wipe out processors and or motherboards.

try asus motherboard, a memory module of 2gb, a processor that has 3.0 a video card that has 1gb, a hdd that has 1tb. maybe that's it.

Each memory slot can hold DDR PC2700 with a maximum of 1GB per slot, so a max of 2GB. Your computer does not support dual channel memory or ECC memory. You also do not have to install it in pairs. This would be ideal for you.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820220029

It has lifetime warranty. Pick up 2 of those and max out your memory. You will notice a HUGE increase in performance. Memory upgrades offer the biggest bang for your buck.

Intel.com has your updated bios, but i do not know if this will help. everything i am seeing is saying that your computer is not windows 7 compatible.

May be your Video card. Try a different monitor to see if it is working. If not you may need a new video card.

well ill take a shot here, usuall in most circumstances the plugs should match up shape wise. the plugs for the harddrive and for cd ect. are all 12 volts so if the plug fits should be ok.

IT CAN BE MANY THINGS 1 UNPLUG SYSTEM FROM THE WALL, 2 REMOVE THE MEMORY AND REINSTALL THEM, 2
CHECK ALL CONNECTION INSIDE THE COMPUTER CASE AND THE OUTSIDE TO, 3 TO REMOVE A POWER SUPPLY IS 4 PHILLIPS SCREWS POWER CONNECTIONINSIDE CASE, REMOVE THE POWER FROM ALL OTHER DEVICE CAREFULLY AND TAKE IT TO YOUR NEARST COMPUTER STORE, SAVE YOUR RECIEPTS IN CASE IT IS NOT THE POWER SUPPLY PROBLEM, RETURN IT AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK.
POWER SUPPLYS SHOULD NOT COST MUCH, IFYOU ARE STRAPED FOR MONEY GO TO GOOD WILL AND HAVE THE FIRE UP ONE OF THE SYSTEM THEY HAVE THEY MAY EVEN HAVE A NEW ENPTY TOWER CASE LAYING AROUND FOR 30.00 DOLLARS.

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You would get this error message when there is a connection problem between the monitor and the port on the back of the computer tower. Please ensure that the moniter cable is properly connected on the back. Get back to me with further observations. Good Luck