SETUP2EXE preventsCD rom running

i guess the drivers u installed had some corrupted files. try downloading form http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/radeon-prer300-xp.aspx


this should help, revert back if any problems

Unplug wireless router from power source for 10 seconds and plug back in and it will fix the problem

Or go to bottom right screen, find internet icon, right-click on it and then choose, repair connection

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First instinct would tell me that your LCD has gone bad. A refurbished replacement LCD should run around $300-$325 give or take.

Keep us posted, good luck

God Bless

-Carlos:

the only way is to open the laptop up and there will be a small watch type battery, quite big but flat. it will be on the motherboard. take the battery off the otherboard for at least 10 seconds and then put it back in. this should reset the bios to factory default.

you need to configure your Internet Protocol (IP) that synchronous the network. if you using WIFI you may need encryption code from your network provider.. beware on installing driver, it comes crashing in your machine.

It depends, do you have wireless capabilities on you modem or router, if you do yoy have a choice of wireless adapters. Either usb or pcmcia. You'll want one that is easy to hook up.
Mark

right click "my computer", left click properties, select "Device Manager" Expand anything to do with "Network Adapters" and make sure there are no problems / exclamation marks / unknown devices.
If there are, look for your wireless driver on..
http://h20180.www2.hp.com/apps/Lookup?h_lang=en&h_cc=uk&cc=uk&h_page=hpcom&lang=en&h_client=S-A-R163-1&h_pagetype=s-002&h_query=compaq+evo+n800&submit=Go+%C2%BB
depending on your model. if this doesn't work go to www.hp.co.uk and download the driver then install it.
If you can't detect any wireless networks, make sure your wireless card is activated - I believe this involves holding down FN (bottom left of keyboard) while then pressing F2 key at top. after this try try to search for wirless access points points.

Good Luck,

Cheers,

Colin

Test new HDD in another laptop or else. Make sure it's not DOA.

Try setting your resolution to 1400x1050, or the max that is available.
Also, use only 60Hz.
Use the native resolution of the screen, otherwise the laptop will interpolate pixels and make text look fuzzy.