The sounds works on and off. It will often stop when the computer is moved slightly and work again when rebooted.

hi there . think they may need a bit of wd40. spraying on the shaft.
probably just road dust and debris. making it stick.

It sounds like a computer problem. Every time you shut down, the audio chip reboots. Then when it warms up, it fails again. If it's still under warranty, I'd take it in for a chip replacement. If not, you may be SOL and have to replace the whole thing (or replace the faulty circuitboard or chip yourself..

it sounds like the link rod from the motor crank arm has come off. its under the windscreen/scuttle panel area you may have to remove the plastic scuttle panel for access you can click it back on but its poss worn out and needs replacing cos it will do it again

Make sure your sound card is installed and visible in device manager. Then, re-install your sound card drivers, reboot your computer and try again. Always check for viruses and spyware.

I would say the throttle pot is slightly out of neutral allowing the scooter to travel slightly when turned on. Try moving the throttle lever slightly in the opposite direction to which the scooter is travelling (i.e. if the scooter moves forward when turned on, press the lever to go backwards, but only a small amount). If the scooter stops and you hear a clicking noise from the back of the scooter (this would be the brake clicking on) then that would be your problem. Would just need a small adjustment but best left to a dealer as it has to be sopt on! Sometimes scooters will not work if the throttle is slightly out but if its only a very small amount out of neutral, it might sometimes work in the manner you have suggested. We have come accross this fault on a few occasions. Hope this helps...

SOUNDS LIKE COULD BE HARD DISK

It sounds like the touchpad needs replacing. Contact me if you can't get it repaired locally.

If you have only moved the computer and unplugged the keyboard and mouse, the software should not be the problem. Plug the reciever back into the computer then press the button on the reciever, then the button on the keyboard, wait for the lights to stop flashing then do the same again for the mosue, reciever first then the mouse. This should connec them again.

I hope this helps

make sure your sound is connected,the wires to there correct location on computer.make sure monitor connections are correct and secure ,(tight)then reboot computer ,if know sound, then roll back sound drivers in device manager or re install sound drivers and reboot again,see if this correct's your sound problem

It sounds like you have viral infections. http://housecall.trendmicro.com runs from your web browser (I would suggest using Internet Explorer). http://www.download.com/3405-8022-5153545.html?part=dl-ad-aware&subj=dl&tag=top5 This is Adaware, it will remove the spyware on your computer. This one needs to be downloaded. Finally, If you want to protect yourself from future viruses/spyware, use Mozilla Firefox (http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/) instead of Internet Explorer-the change is huge.