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omega25red:@user. that will work. 95% sure so make sure you follow the instructions. |
@omega25red Yes Bro. we all help each other in anyway we can. I have learnt alots here. I'm also benefitting. The more you help and contribute the better you get. something someone knew today may fade away. constant learning would re-enforce that. even the simple ABC some people still struggle to read in this part of the world. simple things are always worth learning otherwise it can cost someone. holla at you later. ![]() |
omega25red:omega25red is 100% right @ poster. @poster what problem is it ? What does it say to be precise. it wont just say is not working or is bad, we need the actually error message. correct me if am wrong I don't think you have speaker icon on your desktop near the clock. do you ? if you do probably white or red across over it. What make is your computer please XP, Windows 7 or Vista. Good luck |
@omega25red Hello my brother. how were you ? We have had lots of battery issues. I just wonder lolRegards Deji |
@aladesuyi I'm sorry to learn you were having this problem. This is know issue with some Toshiba laptop especially the L300 range. Anyway here's your diagnostics. Don't be alarm ! please follow full instruction. This solve 80% of No display issues. This is called ATX Reset. This will discharge static build up Take a ballon and rob it on your hair and try picking it up with a piece of paper. what do you notice ? You"ll see the ballon is picking up the paper. This the simplest way I can explain this. Here's your diagnostics Sir/Madam 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. 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 |
@C2H5OH Any update on the overheating issues Good luck ! |
@busybody999 Hello, I'm just calling to find out how you get on with your two dell laptop. Have you made a decision as to replace the motherboard or to sell it off to recover your cost. Like i said @ Busybody I can buy this off you and use it as faulty/spare parts I look forward hearing from you. Regards Deji |
@Software. I have just spent the last 5 minutes searching. None came up for windows 7 My best guess is to install vista wireless drivers should be ok for windows 7 Reason why you may ask ? I had HP 530 Vista did upgrade advisor before installing windows 7 to make sure all my drivers are compatible. did pass the test. I'm 9/10 this will be ok follow Hp advice to install this http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=447371&prodNameId=447348&swEnvOID=2094&swLang=13&mode=2&taskId=135&swItem=ob-46095-1 After that try connecting to your wireless network. your wifi light should be (Blue) not (red) 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 |
@C2h50H Underclocking ? don't get what you meant. Here's a brilliant one http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/4392/laptop_overheating_some_useful_hints.html Good luck |
@noblemuk if on wireless network follow the advice i posted to Hassymo5 Good luck sir/Madam. |
@Hissymo5 I use this with my customer's http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/how-to-troubleshoot-your-windows-xp-wireless-network-connection-problems/ Can you please make sure your wireless button is switched on What make is your laptop on your system tray near the clock look for wireless symbol then view wireless networks can you see any networks in range ? when does it last worked ? follow the above link if still no joy hold down your windows logo +Pausebreak >hardware>device manage look for network adaptor click the + sign look for wireless adaptor name may differ depending on your laptop right click uninstall and then at the top click action then scan for hardware changes to reinstall or restart your notebook if you prefer. after this then try connection do you have norton installed? 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. |
@noblemuk I'm here to assist you now. Are you on cable or wireless connection Please be quick in response Thanks and good luck Sir/Madam |
FL Gators:I was pleased to hear that. I like the efforts you put in getting those pictures. In IT we don't call user dumb or don't know or little about computers rather we use the term User error 70% of time Ask from tecs such as blackweaver miketronics, theseeker and others on this forum they"ll tell you ![]() |
@prommy Try other browsers such as http://www.apple.com/safari/ I use this myself 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. |
@Grizzly This is brilliant. http://h30187.www3.hp.com/articles/viewArticle/p/courseId/13517/Laptop_PCs_basic_tro.htm http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c01297640&dlc=en 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 If you want to replace motherboard you"ll probably be looking around £100-£150 + labour. Is not worth it. is up to you anyway Good luck ! ![]() |
@Swithmax Navigate to the Control Panel in Windows XP by left-clicking on Start, followed by Settings and then choosing Control Panel. In the Control Panel window, open System. Note: In Microsoft Windows XP, depending on how your operating system is setup, you may not see the System icon. To correct this, click on the link on the left-hand side of the Control Panel window that says Switch to Classic View. In the System Properties window, click on the Advanced tab. 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. 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 can you please check no damages to the usb port and charger please after the above turn if off please make sure is running through mains back on then keep pressing f2 bios looks like a blue screen if restart there then is a hardware problem if doesnt then you have a software problem which need troubleshooting 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. |
@tipsydude This is brilliant. http://www.askdavetaylor.com/how_to_have_mac_autoconnect_wifi_network.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. |
@kruz Turn off the laptop please back on again keep pressing f2 bios you"ll see a blue screen live it there for 1hr make sure laptop is plugged to mains and see if will turn off itself if it does then you have a hardware problem if doesnt then is a software relaied just a case of backing your data and restore to factory settings. before you do that you also have the option of taking in for a healthcheck 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 |
@adamawa click start run then type in MRT then follow on screen instructions to remove files such as win etc 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 |
@Dlola turn it off please back on keep pressing f2 bios look for main and IDE primary master tell us what it says also look for boot/ boot device priority and make sure hard disk is set to number 1 on the list then cd/dvd should be 2nd 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 |
@iphy42 http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/ProgramInfo.aspx 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 |
@dypo 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. After that follow this brilliant link 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 |
@AkinniNC http://www.netsquirrel.com/msconfig/msconfig_xp.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 |
bimbor:1st I'm sorry to hear this. follow this brilliant advice http://www.laptops-battery.co.uk/blog/calibrate-laptop-battery/ 2nd click start, my computer can you see cd/dvd drive ? when was it last working ? does it read audio disk If the CD-ROM will boot from a recovery CD, then this would indicate a Windows software problem instead of a CD-ROM issue. It can usually be attributed to a corrupt driver. To reinstall the drivers: 1. Go to Start>> Right click My Computer>> Properties>> Hardware>> Device Manager. 2. Expand DVD/CD-ROM Drives line item. 3. Right click on the items below and select Uninstall drive on the resulting menu. 4. Re-boot the system and Windows will automatically detect the CD-ROM drive and re-install the drivers for you. Try a different media - some brands will just not work correctly with a given CD-ROM drive. Watch out for compatibility problems with Maxell, Memorex and Macromedia CDs. Check for unusual noises, maybe a ticking type noise. This could indicate a cracked disk. Or, the media may not be seated correctly on the spindle. Is the access light on? Is the CD Clean? Check error messages in Event Viewer. Here's how: Go to Start>> Settings>> Control Panel>> Administrative Tools>> Computer Management (or Event Viewer) Check your manufacturer's web site for software updates and drive updates. Check for QSI firmware updates. For DVD - Are you trying to write to a DVD that is READ ONLY? If all has failed, you may be faced with performing a complete Operating System Recovery or Repair (preferred). If nothing above has worked for you, then you may need to take the drive in to a service facility for repair or replace the 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 |
Wellas14:1st screen issue- turn off please back on keep pressing f2 you"ll see a Bios screen see if you have the same redish tint here. after connect to external monitor and see if still the same. This is to rule out any possibilities 2nd Noisy fan-you need to take it to a technician. I just did mine and guess is much cooler and can use it on my lap. bed without it getting hot have also noticed air is escaping quickly if still the same on that bios screen then you have a mechanic fault take it to a technician Sir/Madam 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 |
nifty:A good technician would often ask, when was it last working ? Does it load pass Toshiba intouch with tomorrow Here's your diagnostics http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Start-your-computer-in-safe-mode when there click start all programmes accesories system tools then system restore pick a date when it was last working carefully follow screen instructions after restore has finish keep pressing f8 then you"ll see advanced option pick start windows normally then test should go pass Toshiba intouch with tomorrow screen if you are not able to get into safe mode then you have a software issues not a motherboard problem then you need to backup your data by taking to a technician then wipe the system clean. 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 |
FL Gators:what is the make and model ? this can be found by looking underneath the laptop orange light indicate battery charging in progress-could be something else best bet FL Gator try checking the manufacturer website for FAQS When charger is disconnected lights should dissapear when battery is flat orange light blicks continiously. pop in to your nearest repairer and see what they suggest Good luck ! |
@ FL Gators Take the picture of your laptop exactly how you described then post here Good luck ! |
@Chrischima HPWAMain.exe is wireless application bundled with HP computers that allows you to control different settings on the computer's wireless devices such as Bluetooth and WLAN. Did you try to start in Safe Mode? use google to find out how to start > Run > Msconfig >start up then look for HPWAMai untick the box or type in Run services then look for HPWAMai right click property >stop it and then start it again or refresh your wireless adaptor by going to device manager right click on the wifi adaptor then uinstall > ok restart notebook then test. if you dont know how use google 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 |
@Grizzly http://h20239.www2.hp.com/techcenter/battery/battery_ts.htm 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 jaybee is right. |
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