The problem is when i turn on the laptop when it goes to windows, the lettering of the windows it cames scratch.. then i send this in an comp repair shop.. after 7days is already ok... they only do is reset the power ic... now i need to know how to reset power ic.. ? please teach me on how to reset power ic on my laptop...
No told ,model
no photo of bad screens, gee we need to see them.
why no ask them what power IC means.
to reset any laptop old we:
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Try powering from the mains and see if your battery is being fully charged.
SOURCE: windows is activated but will not log me on
There seems to be nothing else we can do other than reformatting your hard drive and reinstalling your operating system since you cannot go to safe mode and do system restore. The problem is with the OS so it needs to be reinstalled. Hope this helps. Thank you.
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Here is a link to download a driver for your Laptop.
Open this link:
www.yboyandrei.com/CN5560
For windows XP 32 Bit Edition, download direct:
http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpuz/cpuz_152.zip
Good luck!
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1. From what you have described this sound as though the video card ( internal) is defective. Most mother boards have video cards on the mother board.
2. use a know good video card and install it to the mother board > there should be ample slots to install it.
3. The OS (operating system should see the installed video card immediately and install drivers if you see a screen then this has isolated the problem to video.
If you don't see any video then you have a defective mother board.
Turns on when the numeric keypad is enabled.
Turns on when the uppercase letter function is enabled.
Turns on when the scroll lock function is enabled.If you don't get a display when Windows tries to load then you probably have a video driver issue. Try to load Windows in safe mode by powering on the laptop and tapping the key. If it works then your video driver might be corrupted or your video circuit has a problem.
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