Here are a couple of suggestions, from an extensive list of hits from Google:http://www.justanswer.com/computer/...http://www.fixya.com/support/t25429...Don't know if HP had you try these, but it's worth a shot.MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/
Here are a couple of suggestions, from an extensive list of hits from Google:
If the video source has only vga... get a vga cable? The less you have in the path in terms of adapters/connectors the better. Cable quality is important but any reasonably well made one will do. Personally I'd be more focused on screening etc. as from my own (limited) experience gold connectors onRead more
If the video source has only vga… get a vga cable? The less you have in the path in terms of adapters/connectors the better. Cable quality is important but any reasonably well made one will do. Personally I’d be more focused on screening etc. as from my own (limited) experience gold connectors on vga likely don’t make a deal of difference… Maybe with dvdi, hdmi it might may make a difference but can’t say for sure.
So the toshiba screen and a working external monitor both show the white screen with nothing on it? Did anything happen to it or did you make any hardware changes just before this started? If the external monitor had worked then likely the problem would have to do with the screen only, everything elRead more
So the toshiba screen and a working external monitor both show the white screen with nothing on it? Did anything happen to it or did you make any hardware changes just before this started?
If the external monitor had worked then likely the problem would have to do with the screen only, everything else being OK. But since neither do then the problem is going to be some difficult-to-isolate internal problem.
I found this the other day:http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and...but it didn't seem helpful so I didn't mention it but you might want to take a look. Apparently that person got into the boot menu and changed the first boot device to realtek (network boot) and it went ahead and booted up. But once heRead more
but it didn’t seem helpful so I didn’t mention it but you might want to take a look. Apparently that person got into the boot menu and changed the first boot device to realtek (network boot) and it went ahead and booted up. But once he shut it off the problem remained.
My guess is your bios is corrupted or some related motherboard problem. And since it’s a laptop the user is limited on what he can personally do to fix it. So a shop may be best.
You may want to wait a day or two just to see if anyone else posts in here with a different idea.
The computer wasn't on hibernate if the surge protector was off. The computer was off once you shut the surge protector. Either way, chances are the power supply is bad.
The computer wasn’t on hibernate if the surge protector was off. The computer was off once you shut the surge protector.
Either way, chances are the power supply is bad.
What you have is crappy integrated graphics - the Geforce 6150SE. And your board is based on the outdated nForce 430 chipset which has been around for a long, LONG time. Do you plan on upgrading the power supply? If not, stick to lower end cards. The Bestec power supplies used in most eMachines haveRead more
What you have is crappy integrated graphics – the Geforce 6150SE. And your board is based on the outdated nForce 430 chipset which has been around for a long, LONG time. Do you plan on upgrading the power supply? If not, stick to lower end cards. The Bestec power supplies used in most eMachines have a higher than average failure rate & will buckle under the load of a higher end gaming card.
Thanks for your reply. I called emachine and they told me to try a 'power drain'. basically, it involves shutting down, disconnecting everything except the power cord, removing the battery...then booting back up. VOILA !!! it worked. I shut down again, put the battery back in, and now the laptop disRead more
Thanks for your reply.
I called emachine and they told me to try a ‘power drain’. basically, it involves shutting down, disconnecting everything except the power cord, removing the battery…then booting back up.
VOILA !!! it worked. I shut down again, put the battery back in, and now the laptop display works!
It's not just a monitor, it's a POS (Point of Sale) terminalhttp://www.crs-usa.com/images/pdf/b..."A POS terminal manages the selling process by a salesperson accessible interface." More...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_...IT-1000 info and software http://www.crs-usa.com/it-1000.aspbut that softRead more
HP Photosmart C7280 All-In-One Printer Ink System Failure
Here are a couple of suggestions, from an extensive list of hits from Google:http://www.justanswer.com/computer/...http://www.fixya.com/support/t25429...Don't know if HP had you try these, but it's worth a shot.MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/
http://www.justanswer.com/computer/…
http://www.fixya.com/support/t25429…
Don’t know if HP had you try these, but it’s worth a shot.
MIKE
http://www.skeptic.com/
HP Envy 17 Overheating Error 90D – Wont Boot
You may have to get the Fan assembly replaced.. Did you send it to HP for repair? Call technical support to get it picked up for repair.
You may have to get the Fan assembly replaced.. Did you send it to HP for repair?
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How To Reduce TFT LCD Monitor Noise Level
If the video source has only vga... get a vga cable? The less you have in the path in terms of adapters/connectors the better. Cable quality is important but any reasonably well made one will do. Personally I'd be more focused on screening etc. as from my own (limited) experience gold connectors onRead more
If the video source has only vga… get a vga cable? The less you have in the path in terms of adapters/connectors the better. Cable quality is important but any reasonably well made one will do. Personally I’d be more focused on screening etc. as from my own (limited) experience gold connectors on vga likely don’t make a deal of difference… Maybe with dvdi, hdmi it might may make a difference but can’t say for sure.
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So the toshiba screen and a working external monitor both show the white screen with nothing on it? Did anything happen to it or did you make any hardware changes just before this started? If the external monitor had worked then likely the problem would have to do with the screen only, everything elRead more
So the toshiba screen and a working external monitor both show the white screen with nothing on it? Did anything happen to it or did you make any hardware changes just before this started?
See lessIf the external monitor had worked then likely the problem would have to do with the screen only, everything else being OK. But since neither do then the problem is going to be some difficult-to-isolate internal problem.
Gateway Laptop Stuck On Gateway Screen. Can’t Access BIOS.
I found this the other day:http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and...but it didn't seem helpful so I didn't mention it but you might want to take a look. Apparently that person got into the boot menu and changed the first boot device to realtek (network boot) and it went ahead and booted up. But once heRead more
http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and…
but it didn’t seem helpful so I didn’t mention it but you might want to take a look. Apparently that person got into the boot menu and changed the first boot device to realtek (network boot) and it went ahead and booted up. But once he shut it off the problem remained.
My guess is your bios is corrupted or some related motherboard problem. And since it’s a laptop the user is limited on what he can personally do to fix it. So a shop may be best.
You may want to wait a day or two just to see if anyone else posts in here with a different idea.
Gateway Desktop Power Light But Nothing Else
The computer wasn't on hibernate if the surge protector was off. The computer was off once you shut the surge protector. Either way, chances are the power supply is bad.
The computer wasn’t on hibernate if the surge protector was off. The computer was off once you shut the surge protector.
See lessEither way, chances are the power supply is bad.
Emachine ET1331G 05W Graphic Card Upgrade
What you have is crappy integrated graphics - the Geforce 6150SE. And your board is based on the outdated nForce 430 chipset which has been around for a long, LONG time. Do you plan on upgrading the power supply? If not, stick to lower end cards. The Bestec power supplies used in most eMachines haveRead more
Here’s your system:
http://www.emachines.com/products/p…
Here’s an article that may help:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews…
E525 Laptop Display Not Working
Thanks for your reply. I called emachine and they told me to try a 'power drain'. basically, it involves shutting down, disconnecting everything except the power cord, removing the battery...then booting back up. VOILA !!! it worked. I shut down again, put the battery back in, and now the laptop disRead more
I called emachine and they told me to try a ‘power drain’. basically, it involves shutting down, disconnecting everything except the power cord, removing the battery…then booting back up.
VOILA !!! it worked. I shut down again, put the battery back in, and now the laptop display works!
I have no idea how it fixd it, but I’ll take it.
Drivers For TOUCH SCREEN IT-1000
It's not just a monitor, it's a POS (Point of Sale) terminalhttp://www.crs-usa.com/images/pdf/b..."A POS terminal manages the selling process by a salesperson accessible interface." More...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_...IT-1000 info and software http://www.crs-usa.com/it-1000.aspbut that softRead more
http://www.crs-usa.com/images/pdf/b…
“A POS terminal manages the selling process by a salesperson accessible interface.” More…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_…
IT-1000 info and software
http://www.crs-usa.com/it-1000.asp
but that software link appears to be for newer models, !T-1000 is relatively old, and CRS does not currently list it:
http://www.crs-usa.com/touch.asp
You could try contacting CRS via email:
http://www.crs-usa.com/contact.asp
Disable ACPI In BIOS – Phoenix SecureCore Setup Utility
Use command line option noacpi at grub boot.
Use command line option noacpi at grub boot.
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