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blue screen in XP is usually due to hardware issues. Did you add or change hardware? By now, probably your only solution is to repair windows XP by putting in the XP setup disk and get to repair. If you do the install, it will format your hard drive and you will lose your programs and files.
Using Messenger... 1. click on Tools tab and on drop-down menu, click on Audio and video setup... 2. click Next button and on Set up Audio and Video - Webcam, click on v and Select webcam 3. if webcam image display is satisfactory, click Finish button at the bottom right of the window 4. click on Tools tab and on drop-down menu, click on Options 5. in Options window, under Webcam click to set check-box to Allow others to see I have webcam 6. at the bottom of the Options window, click the OK button to exit
Using Skype... 1. click Tools tab and on the drop-down menu, click Options 2. in Skype - Options window, in the left side-bar 2. click on Video settings to Set up your webcam 3. click on 1 of the 3 radio buttons to Automatically receive video and screen sharing from... 4. click on 1 of the 2 radio buttons to Show that I have video to... 5. at the bottom right of the Skype - Options window, click the Save button to exit
Ifthe laptop battery is more than 3 - 4 years old then the battery could be wornout. Rechargeable batteries have a finite number of charge and discharge cyclesand will lose their charge capacity over time, i.e. won't charge to 100% andgradually the charge reduces until the battery won't charge up atall.
ORThe battery shows a 100% charge but when the adapter is disconnected thebattery drops off to zero capacity in a very short time.
Ifthe battery drops to an unacceptable charge level then the battery needs to bereplaced.
hi there,
there are multiple ways you can re install windows in aspire one
1. within the windows logged in press alt+F10 and it will show you the software and select reinstall windows (factory default settings)
2. if you are unable to load windows start the computer and press alt+F10 and the recovery process will start automatically, and it will install windows and drivers for the notebook
Caution: It will erase all the data on the C Drive, Always take a backup of your data before continuing to installation
Regards,
Bilal
you pc is in safemode , need to put it back in normal mode , when you start the pc , look at the back screen and read normal mode and move the cursor in to normal mode and click enter you might have 20 seconds to do it
well all you have to do is create a shortcut on your desktop for it and then drag and drop it into the startup folder, you can drag it onto the start menu to open it up and then goto programs and then startup and then drop it in there and there you go it will automatically dial up everytime your laptop is turned on
its in the "performance information and tools" file in the control panel. when i click "rate this computer" link, my laptop will turn off automatically. after that, when i turn it on again, it seem like my laptop becoming unstable. it will turn off anytime it want.
Try charging it, if this doesn't work then try restoring the device (if you can get it to turn on) if this doesnt work then try the Philips support site, you can email them your problem and they should reply within 3 days.
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