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[quote author=Seun-T link=topic=372773.msg5203379#msg5203379 date=1262027830]I deleted my recovery on my laptop without backing up and now i have a very big problems with my flash port ( my flash port is not openining flash drive instead is asking the flash drive to be formatted) and my CD rom is not reading CDs. Now am stuck their is no way i can get things into it or from it, except i use wireless and network please help save my LAPTOP from untimely CRASH,[/quote]Recovery issues Not much you can do other than to do cd recovery/reinstall check computer by clicking start and see cd/dvd is on the list use google to find out how you can get to device manager look for cd/dvd rom drive click right click uninstall click ok and make sure you do not click on delete driver software if no joy then follow this microsoft fix http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060 Good luck and thanks for enquiring |
tokunbobo:Here's your diagnostics http://h20239.www2.hp.com/techcenter/battery/battery_ts.htm Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
[quote author=Seun-T link=topic=372773.msg5203379#msg5203379 date=1262027830]I deleted my recovery on my laptop without backing up and now i have a very big problems with my flash port ( my flash port is not openining flash drive instead is asking the flash drive to be formatted) and my CD rom is not reading CDs. Now am stuck their is no way i can get things into it or from it, except i use wireless and network please help save my LAPTOP from untimely CRASH,[/quote]Here's your diagnostics Click on Start and then Control Panel. Click on the System and Maintenance link. Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, you won't see this link. Simply double-click on the Device Manager icon and then proceed to Step In the System and Maintenance window, click on the Device Manager link near the bottom of the window. You can now use Device Manager for whatever you needed it for - updating device drivers, viewing the system resources that a particular piece of hardware is using, etc. Tips: first of all uninstall the cd/dvd drive by uninstalling click ok. do not tick delete driver software Restart your laptop for changes to take effect and try reading disk. after that click start, computer then see if you have cd/dvd drive on list then pop a software disk in such as norton or any equivalent and see if will read it. if not then follow this simple fix microsoft fix http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060 if you have compaq/HP Recovery disk pop it in restart your system and see if we read off it if no joy restart the system press f1 or f10 then go to boot make sure cd/dvd drive is on top is self explanatory you should be ok. regarding the usb stick you have to format no other option no matter what you do you"ll keep getting same message even if you try other computer still going to be the same. this is from experience. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
bisotec:Reformat is last result unless you have carried out sufficient diagnostics then true. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
[quote author= link=topic=372501.msg5199213#msg5199213 date=1261991014]Complements of the season to everyone here. Sorry i need help on my new laptop with os win 7. Anytime i download from the web. I cant run the application on my system[/quote]@bisotec. I am sorry to hear this happening, in other to proffer solution by myself and other tecs we need more infor on what actually happened. click start > Run and type in services press enter < continue scroll down to windows installer right click then properties make sure the service is started and not set to automatic, manual or disable. make sure is started if not then just right click and start the service when you downloaded the software, what happened? What web browser do you use ? e.g. firefox, safari, Internet explorer etc The reason why I asked is because i had same problem with a firefox web browser After i finish downloading i expect to get a box to prompt me to save or open but didn't receive anything. I later realise is already minimise to the screen and some cases might be to do with the settings. Here's an illustration if you are using Internet explorer. Please provide us with further information. Good luck and thanks for enquiring.
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[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=365594.msg5100033#msg5100033 date=1260646246]Why are the handsome ones less boastful?[/quote]Unsure. ![]() |
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Donsimon:Here's why http://www.laptops-battery.co.uk/blog/calibrate-laptop-battery/ ![]() |
thompsob:Windows product are authenticated, which means I won't know what the key is. Is like asking you to tell me your bank account pin. lol bro. is the samething best bet is to http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/validate/ Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
ikson:what make is your laptop ? turn if off please back on then keep pressing f2 bios look for Main and see if you have IDE primary. alternatively take it to a shop for advice This is not an easy one to dealt with here. we can still have a go at it take care |
@bijelee My colleague is right @ poster. All the best Bios can be acess by restart your laptop and pressing F10 or F1 The option in BIOS (if it was there) is actually "Disable NATIVE SATA" - this will not disable the controller, but it would make it appear like a normal IDE-ctlr. Please find attached Picture of how Bios may look like on your model Regards Deji
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naijamd:Correct me if am wrong. you use HD recovery partition by pressing F11 on start up. didn't you ? See image below. If this is right. save all your work again and redo recovery when on that screen as illustrated by the picture click advance option then choose install drivers and there you have it >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> or click start > my computer > Hp> driver folder> just play round and see if you will find something similar to this. Recovery disk can be purchase from http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=bph07143 Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring.
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glamourtop:1st issue The rest of your drive is taken up by the Toshiba restore partition. If you open Disk Management by clicking start > right click my computer > manage , you will be able to see it. Turn if off please back on again keep pressing f2 for Bios. play round and see if you have LBA if you do enable it please. if still no joy then backup your prudent data and restore to factory setting. Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
Busy_body (f)1st ok. do this for both of them please. connect your laptop to a monitor and noice if you have the same lines if yes then is faulty Nvidia chips (Motherbaord) as described in the articles you posted. 2nd ok. after you did that turn it off back on again dont wait for anything keep pressing F2 on the keybaord repeatedly until you see a blue screen that says Bios. if still same lines there then is a faulty part. I take it motherboard was replace before yeah ? if so and still samething then best bet is to get intouch with Dell themselves Regarding the other one that switches itself off I'm more than prepare to take that on baord and carry some diagnostics on it. please include any disk that might have came with the laptop such as recovery utilt disk etc and make sure you save all your document. After carefully diagnosing it, last resort would be to reformat it to square one and start al over again and also I need to swap test part such as RAM sticks, clean the fan from dust build up that might have a build up all this while (Debris) and other things. If you decided to send this one to me then let me know regarding the lines one let me know if mobo has been replaced if not then we have to order some as you know this are quite expensive Good luck Deji Sunday |
@dominique This may help http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode Good luck |
tegasgirl (f)To be on the safe side you need to tell us what the message is and then we proffer a solution/advice Could be you finishing installing windows update. Like the previous tec has said is BSOD (Blue screen of death) Here's your diagnostics Click on Start and then Control Panel. Click on the System and Maintenance link. Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, you won't see this link. Simply double-click on the System icon and proceed Click on the System link. In the task pane on the left, click the Advanced system settings link. Locate the Startup and Recovery area and click on the Settings button. In the Startup and Recovery window, locate and uncheck the check box next to Automatically restart. Click OK in the Startup and Recovery window. Click OK in the System Properties window. You can now close the System window. From now on, when a problem causes a BSOD or another major error that halts the system, the PC will not automatically reboot. Rebooting manually will be necessary Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
arsenal4va (m)Try this please. I'm arsenal fan myself. lol Here's your diagnostics Instructions for notebooks: Disconnect all external devices you have. Unplug the power adapter from the notebook. Remove the battery from the notebook (if possible). Press the power button and hold it for at least 15 seconds. Reconnect the power adapter. Do not yet reconnect the external devices, they should stay disconnected. Do not yet reseat the battery. Switch your computer on and test if it boots normally and watch if the power LED lights up. If the power LED still does not lights up, continue with the next steps. Disconnect the power adapter from the notebook. Press the power button and hold it for at least 15 seconds. Reseat the battery. Do not reconnect the power adapter. Switch your computer on and test if it boots normally. Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
aimanosi (m)what's was the error message ? could please confirm you clock and date is set right please. if no joy try downloading and use firefox web browser http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
marocguy (m)1st issue http://www.laptops-battery.co.uk/blog/calibrate-laptop-battery/ would have been better if you can explain in more details please. 2nd issues-click start my computer and see if you can see dvd drive on the list if no follow this brilliant microsoft fix http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060 if yes then get back to us for further diags 3rd issue- I think you have a stuck keys somewhere there. try using compress air to blow off dust from keyboard. please find picture below 4th what happens after you try doing hd recovery. any error messages or ? you need to explain more please. Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring.
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@Phtomay It is true that your laptop will go into 'energy conservation' mode while on battery, but it looks like there is a process which takes over when you are hooked up to the mains. Only thing that comes to mind could be a distributed reasearch program like BOINC (http://boinc.berkeley.edu/). Best way to find out is to do this: Press CTRL+Shift+ESC (or right click on the task bar and select Task Manager) to open Task Manager Select the Processes tab Check the 'Show Processes from all users' check box Then click on the CPU heading of the table (maybe twice to bring the most used process to the top). Usually the System Idle Process sits at the top. I need to look into this in more detail. very strange this is. make my head spins round. are sure that the right charger and also have you taken your laptop for healthcheck e.g fan dusting etc Good luck ! |
naggbajumo (m)we use this @ work http://www.safer-networking.org/index2.html Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
bijelee (m) As far as am aware. this only happen if you are trying to install XP Over Vista that use sata hard drive as suppose to IDE drive. device manager wont tell you much my friend .anyway. Here's your diagnostics If your computer was built in 2006 or later (Windows Vista) immediately press the F10 key. You might need to press the key repeatedly, about once every second, until a BIOS Setup utility screen opens. If your computer was built before 2006 (Windows XP or earlier), press the F1 key . You might need to press the key repeatedly, about once every second, until a BIOS Setup utility screen opens. Use the arrow keys to select a recognized hard disk drive device in the list and press Enter . Select SMART Support and press Enter . Select one of the following hard disk drive device tests: SMART Status Check: Checks the status of the hard disk drive SMART status. Displays whether SMART support is enabled or disabled. SMART Short Self-Test: Runs a short self-test on the hard disk drive. SMART Extended Self-Test: Runs an Extended self-test on the hard disk drive. This may take some time. Press Enter to start the test. The test begins and the test status displays. Press Esc when the test is complete. CAUTION: If the test fails, copy the data on the hard disk drive and replace the hard disk drive. Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
SmashingM (f)That isn't telling me much. could please tell us what happened For example. turn on but no display etc for the moment being try this Remove the battery from the notebook (if possible). Press the power button and hold it for at least 15 seconds. Reconnect the power adapter. Do not yet reconnect the external devices, they should stay disconnected. Do not yet reseat the battery. Switch your computer on and test if it boots normally and watch if the power LED lights up. If the power LED still does not lights up, continue with the next steps. Disconnect the power adapter from the notebook. Press the power button and hold it for at least 15 seconds. Reseat the battery. Do not reconnect the power adapter. Switch your computer on and test if it boots normally if you"re lucky laptop should turn on don't wait for anything keep pressing F8 and you will come to advance option use you arrow key to highlight last know good configuration press enter and you should see Toshiba intouch with tomorrow screen the windows logo preparing to boot to your desktop. Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
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Click Start, click Accessories, the right click on Command Prompt and choose "run as administrator", then type regsvr32 jscript.dll, and then hit enter. If that does not work then try this fix again start > Run > Msconfig >start up then look for Avast untick the box or type in Run services then look for AVAST click property >stop it and then start it again Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
@sledge406 This is not realistic. I don't think you will ever get it back. Trust me. if you have Bios password protect then is useless to the individual if no security then am afraid say is not retrievable Good luck ! |
@CHARLOE Hello Sir/Madam. Here's your diagnostics Instructions for notebooks: Disconnect all external devices you have. Unplug the power adapter from the notebook. Remove the battery from the notebook (if possible). Press the power button and hold it for at least 15 seconds. Reconnect the power adapter. Do not yet reconnect the external devices, they should stay disconnected. Do not yet reseat the battery. Switch your computer on and test if it boots normally and watch if the power LED lights up. If the power LED still does not lights up, continue with the next steps. Disconnect the power adapter from the notebook. Press the power button and hold it for at least 15 seconds. Reseat the battery. Do not reconnect the power adapter. Switch your computer on and test if it boots normally. Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
@d-ROC. This is a common issue. Here's your diagnostic's http://www.laptops-battery.co.uk/blog/calibrate-laptop-battery/ Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
@Fluid. Next time could you please specify if it vista or XP. Here's your diagnostics Disconnect all external devices you have. Unplug the power adapter from the notebook. Remove the battery from the notebook (if possible). Press the power button and hold it for at least 15 seconds. Reconnect the power adapter. Do not yet reconnect the external devices, they should stay disconnected. Do not yet reseat the battery. Switch your computer on and test if it boots normally and watch if the power LED lights up. If the power LED still does not lights up, continue with the next steps. Disconnect the power adapter from the notebook. Press the power button and hold it for at least 15 seconds. Reseat the battery. Do not reconnect the power adapter. Switch your computer on and test if it boots normally. Could you please let me know how you get on as this re-enforce what i already knew and to learn more in becoming a better tec. Good luck and thanks for enquiring. |
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