Your Lumia phone should have an option in the Contacts menu to copy contacts to the SIM. When you put the SIM in to a new phone (Android or Windows phone, it doesn't matter which), the contacts you copied to it should be available using the "Contacts" app on your new phone. If you can't work out howRead more
Your Lumia phone should have an option in the Contacts menu to copy contacts to the SIM.
When you put the SIM in to a new phone (Android or Windows phone, it doesn’t matter which), the contacts you copied to it should be available using the “Contacts” app on your new phone.
If you can’t work out how to do it, search on Google for third-party software to transfer contacts.
Which message?Booting with a Win9x floppy will not allow you to access an NTFS drive only FAT/FAT32 drives can be accessed this way.Your hard drive is probably formatted with NTFS.Have you not got an XP CD?You can download and burn Ultimate Boot CD from here:http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/Run the booRead more
Which message?
Booting with a Win9x floppy will not allow you to access an NTFS drive only FAT/FAT32 drives can be accessed this way.
Most more recent laptop will not boot at all, or will not fully boot, if they are connected only to the AC adapter - the main battery must be installed, and it must be capable of being charged up at least a minimal amount. How old is the main battery ? .....There may be nothing wrong except you're gRead more
Most more recent laptop will not boot at all, or will not fully boot, if they are connected only to the AC adapter – the main battery must be installed, and it must be capable of being charged up at least a minimal amount. How old is the main battery ? …..
There may be nothing wrong except you’re getting no video on the built in display – that’s common after a laptop has been used a lot.. Laptop hard drives make very little noise. If the hard disk activity led lights up and blinks while booting, there’s probably nothing wrong with the hard drive or the ram. (If the user has to logon to Windows, it will stop blinking shortly after it gets to that point.)
Laptop no video (or video problems), and battery, AC adapter, power jack T shooting.
DO NOT plug in or unplug a monitor’s video cable into / from a video port while the computer is running. Doing so can damage the monitor’s circuits and/or the video adapter’s circuits.
Some laptops will display on an external monitor without you having to do anything.
If you get no video on an external monitor, some laptops have a key combo that you must press to toggle the display to external video only / sometimes both / built in display video only – see the Owner’s or User’s manual for the model.
Similar may apply to HDMI output – you may need to press some key combo to toggle it on.
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“I was told the RAM had been replaced after burning out previously”
What event happened just before he or she assumed the ram had “burnt out” ?.
Ram that was working fine previously doesn’t “burn out” unless some damaging event happened to the ram or to the computer, and even if it did, it’s extremely unlikely more than one module would go “bad” at the same time.
“damaging event” = e.g. – someone plugged in or unplugged the ram without removing both the AC adapter’s connection and the main battery first – the laptop was exposed to a power surge or spike when it was plugged into the AC adapter – someone dropped the laptop, or spilled liquid on it. It doesn’t matter whether it was running at the time, it could still have been damaged, if the main battery was installed at the time – ATX mboards are always powered in some places. In that case, something else other than the ram is likely to be damaged.
– if any ram module was plugged in backwards (it won’t go all the way into the slot but still connects to the contacts quite well) and someone then attempted to boot the computer, both the backwards ram module and the ram slots circuits of the slot it is in are fried instantly, and neither can ever be used again. That may also damage the mboard otherwise. If you see any evidence of damaged contacts, black carbon deposits when you use a magnifier to examine the ram slot, someone did that. If you clean up any bridged contacts, carbon deposits, the mboard MAY work with ram in the good slot.
“RAM was tested in a different laptop and was fully functional.”
Ram working in a different computer shows there’s nothing wrong with it, but that doesn’t necessarily indicate it will work in the subject persons particular model. It has to be compatible with his particular model.
Has this replacement ram EVER worked in the subject computer ?
It is easy to test for incompatible ram that has caused your mboard to fail to boot.
Make sure you have a speaker or speakers or the equivalent connected to the mboard so you can hear mboard beeps (see your mboard manual if you need to). Remove the AC power to the case/power supply. Remove all the ram. Restore AC power. Try to boot. If nothing else is wrong, you will get no video but you will hear a pattern of beeps that indicate no ram is installed, or a ram problem. E.g. for an Award bios or a bios based on one, that’s often a beep of about a half second, silence for a half second, a beep of about a half second, silence for a half second, continuously.
If you don’t get any beeps, something else is wrong. …..
It does sound like a hardware issue. When systems act up like this, I think of three things: 1. Diagnostics, 2. Diagnostics, 3. Diagnostics. There's no way to tell what's going on w/o making sure all your system settings are correct in BIOS and OS, correct & updated drivers installed, as well asRead more
It does sound like a hardware issue.
When systems act up like this, I think of three things: 1. Diagnostics, 2. Diagnostics, 3. Diagnostics. There’s no way to tell what’s going on w/o making sure all your system settings are correct in BIOS and OS, correct & updated drivers installed, as well as making sure your system is clean of malware etc. If those are all OK, I’d test everything, IF you can:
– HDDs (with Bootable utilities/diagnostics that test HDDs, available at the HDD Mfgrs websites. See list in post #1 here: https://computing.net/answers/ha… – Optical ROMS. – RAM (test with Windows Memory Diagnostic or Memtest). – PSU (try another PSU if possible. The accurate way to test a PSU is under load). – Video. – Make sure motherboard is correctly mounted in the case. – Make sure CPU & heat sink are fastened down securely. – Check motherboard for any bulging capacitors http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capaci… – Make sure the RAM modules and Add-In cards are fully seated in their slots, and that the slots themselves look clean and undamaged. – Look for loose or cracked data & power connection cables (I once found a loose power wire in a MOLEX connector on a flaky system). – Look for loose, dry (ungreased, lack of enough grease) CPU/Heatsink. – Look for noisy or hard to turn fans which indicate bad bearings. – Is the system clear of ALL dust & debris? – Does it stall on black screen or freeze in Safe Mode?
From Gooogle translator: "hi i would like to put a video card in my PC, but do not know what can help me voceis" I don't know what "bios award modular bios v6.00pg" has to do with installing a video card? We need to know the make/model of the motherboard, what type of video card slot is available, tRead more
From Gooogle translator:
“hi i would like to put a video card in my PC, but do not know what can help me voceis”
I don’t know what “bios award modular bios v6.00pg” has to do with installing a video card? We need to know the make/model of the motherboard, what type of video card slot is available, the power supply specs, the purpose of the upgrade (gaming?), & how much you’d be willing to spend
If it flickers, then most likely it can be a loose connection either at the LCD inverter or at the connection to the motherboard. You'd have to open it up to check it out. Here is a video on how to do it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-8V...Reseat all the both connections to the LCD inverter boardRead more
If it flickers, then most likely it can be a loose connection either at the LCD inverter or at the connection to the motherboard.
How To Get Rid Of White Spot On Laptop Screen?
Try an external monitor on it and let us know if that does the same.
Try an external monitor on it and let us know if that does the same.
See lessHow Do I Transfer Contacts From Phone To Sim In Lumia 520
Your Lumia phone should have an option in the Contacts menu to copy contacts to the SIM. When you put the SIM in to a new phone (Android or Windows phone, it doesn't matter which), the contacts you copied to it should be available using the "Contacts" app on your new phone. If you can't work out howRead more
Your Lumia phone should have an option in the Contacts menu to copy contacts to the SIM.
When you put the SIM in to a new phone (Android or Windows phone, it doesn’t matter which), the contacts you copied to it should be available using the “Contacts” app on your new phone.
If you can’t work out how to do it, search on Google for third-party software to transfer contacts.
See lessHow Do I Fix Imminent Hard Drive Failure Error Message
Get either generic hard drive diags or use the drives' OEM diags.
Get either generic hard drive diags or use the drives’ OEM diags.
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Which message?Booting with a Win9x floppy will not allow you to access an NTFS drive only FAT/FAT32 drives can be accessed this way.Your hard drive is probably formatted with NTFS.Have you not got an XP CD?You can download and burn Ultimate Boot CD from here:http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/Run the booRead more
Which message?
Booting with a Win9x floppy will not allow you to access an NTFS drive only FAT/FAT32 drives can be accessed this way.
Your hard drive is probably formatted with NTFS.
Have you not got an XP CD?
You can download and burn Ultimate Boot CD from here:
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/
Run the boot CD and run the diagnostics available on it.
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☺ When everything else fails, read the instructions.
E528 How To Boot From Cd
Not always easy to undo passwords. Contact emachines maybe.
Not always easy to undo passwords. Contact emachines maybe.
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As long as you're not concerned about saving any data, just download & run the Toshiba formating software.http://sdd.toshiba.com/main.aspx?Pa...
http://sdd.toshiba.com/main.aspx?Pa…
Compaq Laptop Black Screen / Won’t Boot
Most more recent laptop will not boot at all, or will not fully boot, if they are connected only to the AC adapter - the main battery must be installed, and it must be capable of being charged up at least a minimal amount. How old is the main battery ? .....There may be nothing wrong except you're gRead more
How old is the main battery ?
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There may be nothing wrong except you’re getting no video on the built in display – that’s common after a laptop has been used a lot..
Laptop hard drives make very little noise. If the hard disk activity led lights up and blinks while booting, there’s probably nothing wrong with the hard drive or the ram. (If the user has to logon to Windows, it will stop blinking shortly after it gets to that point.)
Laptop no video (or video problems), and battery, AC adapter, power jack T shooting.
See response 1:
https://computing.net/answers/ha…
DO NOT plug in or unplug a monitor’s video cable into / from a video port while the computer is running. Doing so can damage the monitor’s circuits and/or the video adapter’s circuits.
Some laptops will display on an external monitor without you having to do anything.
If you get no video on an external monitor, some laptops have a key combo that you must press to toggle the display to external video only / sometimes both / built in display video only – see the Owner’s or User’s manual for the model.
Similar may apply to HDMI output – you may need to press some key combo to toggle it on.
…….
“I was told the RAM had been replaced after burning out previously”
What event happened just before he or she assumed the ram had “burnt out” ?.
Ram that was working fine previously doesn’t “burn out” unless some damaging event happened to the ram or to the computer, and even if it did, it’s extremely unlikely more than one module would go “bad” at the same time.
“damaging event” = e.g.
– someone plugged in or unplugged the ram without removing both the AC adapter’s connection and the main battery first
– the laptop was exposed to a power surge or spike when it was plugged into the AC adapter
– someone dropped the laptop, or spilled liquid on it. It doesn’t matter whether it was running at the time, it could still have been damaged, if the main battery was installed at the time – ATX mboards are always powered in some places. In that case, something else other than the ram is likely to be damaged.
– if any ram module was plugged in backwards (it won’t go all the way into the slot but still connects to the contacts quite well) and someone then attempted to boot the computer, both the backwards ram module and the ram slots circuits of the slot it is in are fried instantly, and neither can ever be used again. That may also damage the mboard otherwise. If you see any evidence of damaged contacts, black carbon deposits when you use a magnifier to examine the ram slot, someone did that. If you clean up any bridged contacts, carbon deposits, the mboard MAY work with ram in the good slot.
“RAM was tested in a different laptop and was fully functional.”
Ram working in a different computer shows there’s nothing wrong with it, but that doesn’t necessarily indicate it will work in the subject persons particular model.
It has to be compatible with his particular model.
Has this replacement ram EVER worked in the subject computer ?
It is easy to test for incompatible ram that has caused your mboard to fail to boot.
Make sure you have a speaker or speakers or the equivalent connected to the mboard so you can hear mboard beeps (see your mboard manual if you need to).
Remove the AC power to the case/power supply.
Remove all the ram.
Restore AC power.
Try to boot.
If nothing else is wrong, you will get no video but you will hear a pattern of beeps that indicate no ram is installed, or a ram problem.
E.g. for an Award bios or a bios based on one, that’s often a beep of about a half second, silence for a half second, a beep of about a half second, silence for a half second, continuously.
If you don’t get any beeps, something else is wrong.
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Blank Screen / No Boot With Second Ram Slot In Use
It does sound like a hardware issue. When systems act up like this, I think of three things: 1. Diagnostics, 2. Diagnostics, 3. Diagnostics. There's no way to tell what's going on w/o making sure all your system settings are correct in BIOS and OS, correct & updated drivers installed, as well asRead more
When systems act up like this, I think of three things: 1. Diagnostics, 2. Diagnostics, 3. Diagnostics. There’s no way to tell what’s going on w/o making sure all your system settings are correct in BIOS and OS, correct & updated drivers installed, as well as making sure your system is clean of malware etc. If those are all OK, I’d test everything, IF you can:
– HDDs (with Bootable utilities/diagnostics that test HDDs, available at the HDD Mfgrs websites. See list in post #1 here: https://computing.net/answers/ha…
– Optical ROMS.
– RAM (test with Windows Memory Diagnostic or Memtest).
– PSU (try another PSU if possible. The accurate way to test a PSU is under load).
– Video.
– Make sure motherboard is correctly mounted in the case.
– Make sure CPU & heat sink are fastened down securely.
– Check motherboard for any bulging capacitors http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capaci…
– Make sure the RAM modules and Add-In cards are fully seated in their slots, and that the slots themselves look clean and undamaged.
– Look for loose or cracked data & power connection cables (I once found a loose power wire in a MOLEX connector on a flaky system).
– Look for loose, dry (ungreased, lack of enough grease) CPU/Heatsink.
– Look for noisy or hard to turn fans which indicate bad bearings.
– Is the system clear of ALL dust & debris?
– Does it stall on black screen or freeze in Safe Mode?
Never ASSUME anything.
Bios Award Modular Bios V6.00pg
From Gooogle translator: "hi i would like to put a video card in my PC, but do not know what can help me voceis" I don't know what "bios award modular bios v6.00pg" has to do with installing a video card? We need to know the make/model of the motherboard, what type of video card slot is available, tRead more
From Gooogle translator:
“hi i would like to put a video card in my PC, but do not know what can help me voceis”
I don’t know what “bios award modular bios v6.00pg” has to do with installing a video card? We need to know the make/model of the motherboard, what type of video card slot is available, the power supply specs, the purpose of the upgrade (gaming?), & how much you’d be willing to spend
See lessASUS Screen Flickering & Fading Out
If it flickers, then most likely it can be a loose connection either at the LCD inverter or at the connection to the motherboard. You'd have to open it up to check it out. Here is a video on how to do it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-8V...Reseat all the both connections to the LCD inverter boardRead more
You’d have to open it up to check it out. Here is a video on how to do it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-8V…
Reseat all the both connections to the LCD inverter board just below the screen and the connection to the motherboard under the keyboard.
If reseating doesn’t work, then most likely you need to replace your LCD screen.
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Computer Repair Fort Lauderdale