I get a random buzz when I play music. First I thought it was my external hard drive failing, but have recently downloaded fresh music from amazon and that has a random buzz in most tracks. Replay the buzz bit and it's gone and reappears elsewhere! I've tried pressing round keyboard area in case it's a loose connection, but that's not it. Maybe there's not enough buffer memory or something techy like that? I've tried reloading the same tracks from amazon, and they too have buzz but in different places. It also happens when stuff is ripped from new CDs.

SOURCE: Dell latitude c610 keyboard prblem

Your keyboard is bad you should just purchase a new keyboard to replace the one you are currently using. I had the same problem!

SOURCE: Dell Inspiron 6000 Memory - Crash Problem

get yourself a 2.5 hard drive box (no hard drive in it) costs less than a tenner on ebay. Remove hard drive from current laptop, put it in box, connect to another laptop via usb provided and you will be able to read from it like it's a flash drive or cd. Then just copy files you need to other laptop or CD. No damage done to original hard drive. Put your hard drive back into laptop.

This part, am just taking a guess at but then see if you can do a system restore to a date previous to problems ie when you updated in case it was the update that caused the problem. If you had XP disk and ID number you could try a repair or a reinstall but that is pretty drastic. No way should you need a new computer

Let me know how you get on. IF you don't know what I mean by the HD box, just shout and I will be more specific

Good luck

JEnny

SOURCE: Compaq Presario F700 Laptop power up issue

Remove your cpu/gpu heatsink, apply a ermal bonding, this will prevent shut off because of cpu/gpu overheating(chipset detects temperature faulty in the firsts seconds of operating your laptop), if this didnt resolve your problem, naybe and issue with your Mobo.

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SOURCE: I have a Gateway MX6445 Notebook with a Philips DVD+RW SDVD8820 drive.that will not burn DVDs or CDs.

it means that your dvd lens is already damage. change your dvd player.

SOURCE: HP Pavillion dv6700 - black screen

Do the following without the battery inserted.

Let the computer sit with no battery for 24 hours. Do not put the battery in at all. Try using your original memory stick ONLY, with no hard drive and see if it will POST. If it does, insert the hard drive and try again. Could be the new memory...

Another thing you can try is reseating the processor. Turn the ZIF screw, take the processor out (WATCH THE PINS!!) and put back in GENTLY. Leave the memory in the computer, hard drive removed, try to power on.

These models have been known for bad motherboards. Contact HP and arrange to send it in. If you do enough digging on HPs website, you'll find the service advisory.


-Dell & HP Certified Technician