I NEED TO MANUALIE SET UP THE BIOS IN EMACHINE

just go on the net and ask for flashplayer download make sure you pick the free one.

http://download.driverguide.com/driver/D3123+H6534+T3120+T3124+T3418+T6528+T6532+T6534+T6536.../Emachines/d1747622.html
find this.

They took down lots of their support numbers. Have you tried the following channel with the online chat?
http://www.emachines.com/support/warranty.html

open internet explorer,go to tools open it go to iternet options under the general tab you can set your home page then click on program click on manage addons and set the search engine (win 7and vista)

for any Emachine bios or driver updates please go to www.gateway.com/support and search for model specific bios etc from there, gateway is the owner of the Emachine brand name

The first link is to download the step by step instructions on how to replace the hard drive on your model. The second is the contact link for e-machine ,as I found no restore disk as a download.
http://www.emachines.com/support/service.html#eurpp



http://www.emachines.com/support/product_support.html?cat=Desktops&subcat=T%20Series&model=T2824

I just checked emachines website and here is a link to the driver page for this machine and XP drivers

Hit  f 8 when starting computer. When you get into the BIOS setup screen choose the default settings. Find the start priority and put the cd driver first. 

There are just too many eMachine models to be familiar with every one, however, as a preliminary inspection, remove the side panel, and turn the computer on to see if you see a green "Health" light. This will give you an initial clue as to how to pursue the problem. eMachines have historically had power supply problems. If you do not see a green health light on the motherboard, then your power supply is defective. A power supply supplies various voltages + - 5V, + - 12V ,etc. A power supply can be easily tested by a local shop with the proper test equipment. You might start there if you are a DIY! Short of that, you can purchase a power supply for under $65.00.

Hi,
flashing a bios, can render your machine/motherboard useless.
You should always ensure any bios download is from a trusted source. if you experience a power failure, or an incomplete bios file. your computers as good as dead.
Windows 95/98 only supports disk drives to a certain capacity. if you updated to windows 2000/ME/XP your problems may be solved. I,d certainly try that first.
Bios flashing Last resort, even after finding a reliable bios update. also ensure the bios file is 256mb-512mb or equivalent. as this is standard bios file size.
Finally check that your hard-drive does not have a jumper ( Small white/black ) plastic block restricting the drives registered size.
When you install windows XP, it will ask you if you wish to enable LBA ( large block Allocation ) Select Y ( yes )

Mike @ compurepair.