Have a emachine desktop T3508 and I need a manual. And nothing happens with you apply power.

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use external monitor to setup internal monitor setings

If all you have done is change the CMOS battery then the BIOS should be fine but it will have been reset to default settings which may have changed the Boot device and / or boot sequence.

Go in to the BIOS setup when you power on the computer and check that you have your main hard disk drive set as the main boot device.

Your eMachines T3508 has one PCI-Express (PCI-E x16) slot available, so yes you can use this card with it (this video card for newer Pentium 4 motherboards with PCI-x slot).

Your eMachines T3508 has one PCI-Express (PCI-E x16) slot available, so yes you can use this card with it (this video card for newer Pentium 4 motherboards with PCI-x slot).

There is a good chance that you could restore the computer without the restore discs. It all depends on if there is a recovery partition built into the machine. Here is what you should do:

1. Restart your computer.
2. Tap F11 a few times before the windows loading screen.
3. Choose to restore your computer if step 2 worked.

After that your computer should be like new.

If you don't have a recovery partition try contacting microsoft and see if they can give you a copy of the operating system you are running. Just make sure you have your product key handy. It should be located somewhere on the case. Good luck.

No the microphone is not integrated. You will need to buy one and plug it into the back of the machine. It should have a little picture of a microphone next to it or Audio In.

if u dont have nothing important, then just re-format it and reload Windows
recovery disk will not load OS..u will need win OS install CD

go to this site, choose your model, then download and install the video driver:


http://www.e4me.com/support/product_support.html?cat=Desktops&subcat=T%20Series&model=T3508

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The only sure way to quiet it down is to replace the hard drives with newer ones, that you have selected based on their noise rating, AND to replace all the fans in the machine with fans that you have selected based on their noise rating. I did this for my self-built machine last year and never regretted spending the money on new drives and new fans. It's SO much quieter! ;)