1. You need to have SP3 installed plus a CPU that supports SSE2.http://lmgtfy.com/?q=this+machine+d...message edited by riider

    You need to have SP3 installed plus a CPU that supports SSE2.

    http://lmgtfy.com/?q=this+machine+d…

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  2. There are many varied fixes to that problem. Usually, Fn + X resets it. Sometimes, going into the System BIOS setting and resetting to the defaults can fix it (Alt + f) Sometimes a motherboard change will fix it. Sometimes a BIOS upgrade will fix it. Unfortunately, sometimes none of the above will fRead more

    There are many varied fixes to that problem.

    Usually, Fn + X resets it.

    Sometimes, going into the System BIOS setting and resetting to the defaults can fix it (Alt + f)

    Sometimes a motherboard change will fix it.

    Sometimes a BIOS upgrade will fix it.

    Unfortunately, sometimes none of the above will fix it.

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  3. Sounds like it is time to replace the hard drive. Download seatools for dos, make a bootable cd. Start the computer and let it boot to the diagnostic cd, you may have to change the boot order in the bios if you do not have a "startup menu" option. Do a quick gneric test if it fails, it's toast, if iRead more

    Sounds like it is time to replace the hard drive. Download seatools for dos, make a bootable cd. Start the computer and let it boot to the diagnostic cd, you may have to change the boot order in the bios if you do not have a “startup menu” option. Do a quick gneric test if it fails, it’s toast, if it passes do the long generic test, any fails mean replacement. Here is a link, the iso download is near the very bottom.

    http://knowledge.seagate.com/articl…

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  4. Why is this so difficult? And why are multiple posts needed to solve such a simple "problem"? You need to get a 3.5 mm male-to-male audio cable. Read the manual!

    Why is this so difficult? And why are multiple posts needed to solve such a simple “problem”? You need to get a 3.5 mm male-to-male audio cable. Read the manual!

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  5. The recovery process means you will lose all you files, not a problem if you have everything backed up.If you haven't, take the HDD out & Slave it to another HDD/comp ( no need to bolt it in, just cable it & leave it outside the case ) You may have a choice of jumper settings on the master HRead more

    The recovery process means you will lose all you files, not a problem if you have everything backed up.

    If you haven’t, take the HDD out & Slave it to another HDD/comp ( no need to bolt it in, just cable it & leave it outside the case ) You may have a choice of jumper settings on the master HD, such as master with slave or ms. Copy your stuff ( don’t forget your emails & address book ) onto the host HD or other media.
    Now put it back in your comp, once again, no need to bolt it in at this stage ( change the jumper, back to where it was ) go into the Bios & set the boot to either Boot from floppy or CD 1st. Now off the boot floppy, fdisk, reboot & format. Or, from the CD, delete ALL the partitions & format to NTFS. You lose everything.
    Now reinstall the operating system.

    Setup cannot find the End-User License Agreement (EULA). Setup will not continue
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    http://is.gd/TJVXcx
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326673

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  6. Do you have a touchscreen? If so, try turning off the touch screen feature for testing purposes. If it stops jumping around, you either have a corrupt driver or a bad screen. Try downloading the latest drivers from Lenovo.. HP put out a tablet PC a couple of years ago and many of them had bad touchRead more

    Do you have a touchscreen? If so, try turning off the touch screen feature for testing purposes. If it stops jumping around, you either have a corrupt driver or a bad screen. Try downloading the latest drivers from Lenovo..
    HP put out a tablet PC a couple of years ago and many of them had bad touch screens. They would do exactly what you are describing, mouse moving around on its own & left and right mouse clicking. We ended up sending hundreds of them back to HP to have the screen replaced.

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  7. Reza12, you're trying to install 2 OSs on the same partition. They don't play well together. See if you can designate a new partition (dunno if you can & retain 7) and put XP on it? HTH. Ed in Texas.

    Reza12, you’re trying to install 2 OSs on the same partition. They don’t play well together. See if you can designate a new partition (dunno if you can & retain 7) and put XP on it?
    HTH.
    Ed in Texas.

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  8. Sorry, you cannot Format a DVD-R disc....a DVDRW, yes, no problems. It looks like your DVD burner might have stopped recognizing -R for some reason, especially if you used them before...maybe the DVD burner is going south.

    Sorry, you cannot Format a DVD-R disc….a DVDRW, yes, no problems. It looks like your DVD burner might have stopped recognizing -R for some reason, especially if you used them before…maybe the DVD burner is going south.

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