E-Machines Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Hardware stores usually sell adhesive rubber pads just look for something that resembles the missing feet on your netbook.

i need help put sound on my computer, and where to go to download a sound device driver

Try to connect your lap to any aux monitor. If the yellow still there either then replace video card if any. If video is embedded then replace mobo.

I would best guess it is a bad hard drive that is an older computer and running a deep scan can finish off a dying hard drive. this is 85 percent the cause of your problem ata best guess. you need to have the internal hard drive tested. good luck

Check the connectors at both ends; on the screen and on the PC. Make sure they're both properly secured. If they are, then it may be a faulty cable, or a faulty monitor. It's possible but unlikely to be the graphics card.

Get a Driver Pack Plus disc here:https://www.ebay.com/itm/Drivers-Recovery-Restore-eMachines-Desktop-W4686-W4885-W5233-W5243-W6409-Drivers/272714591050?hash=item3f7f0e6b4a:g:mXwAAOSwjRpZPwgyI bought one a while back and have used it on over 50 PCs. Of course, you have to have a DVD-ROM to use it. Good luck.

Since Vista is a very old operating system you’re going to have quite a challenge finding tools that will solve your problem
- In this particular case you may want to go to a local PC repair shop that would have the old operating system discs you’ll need to restore
- From your description it is tough to figure out whether this is a software problem or if there is something physically beginning to fail on your machine but I can tell you from experience that with the machine of that era you have a hard drives that are at least 10 years old

you have to use either slots as not the same memory slots

Using another PC, download 3DP Net (http://www.3dpchip.com/3dpchip/3dp/net_down_en.php), put it in a pen drive and run it on the T5026. This program can install most Ethernet adapters even offline. Normally I would go to the manufacturer's website and download the driver from there but I could'n find this one.

try uninstalling the key board driver and downloading the driver from the manufacturer web site win xp and win 7 is no longer supported so win drivers are becoming a problem

You'll need to replace the Graphics Card with one that supports the OS you are using. Look to eBay for one

This typically is a sign of either a problem with the monitor itself, the cable, or the computer. Fault isolation is key here. If you have access to another monitor, I would suggest connecting that to the computer, or vice versa. That way you can figure out what's broken. If it's the computer, you might be able to purchase a replacement video card. If it's the monitor - you're out of luck, and likely need to purchase a new one.

Question: Did it ever work? Is it only recovery from sleep? Will it boot normally if you unplug the computer while it is on (forced crash) and then restart. Will it boot in Safe mode? Getting stuck at the welcome screen indicates a driver not loading properly. Since the display does not work, likely the video drivers. Update with the newest driver from Nvidia for your system. Windows XP has had problems in the past with recovering from power management settings like hibernate and sleep. https://www.geforce.com/drivers

Could be the Ac -DC adapter is faulty . Suggest taking laptop to where you bought it and asking if they can check it with a different Ac-DC power adapter .