My BLU 5.0 won't boot up. It is showing a "No Command icon with an exclaimation point

Manual says slow shutter speed. You can adjust this by going to "S" on the dial. However it could also be that your ISO setting is too high therefore restricting shutter speed. Set ISO to 400 auto - a good all round setting.

A.

1. Right-click the desktop.
2. Point to Arrange Icons By.
3. Click Show Desktop Icons.

B. To re-create the Show desktop icon yourself, follow these steps:

1. Click Start, click Run, type notepad in the Open box, and then click OK.
2. Carefully copy and then paste the following text into the Notepad window:[Shell]
   Command=2
   IconFile=explorer.exe,3
   [Taskbar]
   Command=ToggleDesktop
3. On the File menu, click Save As, and then save the file to your desktop as "Show desktop.scf". TheShow desktop icon is created on your desktop.
4. Click and then drag the Show desktop icon to your Quick Launch toolbar.

1. Boot up your computer and immediately hold down f1. If it boots up normally then restart your computer and try f2. try all of the f keys and try del or esc until it boots up into your BIOS setup. This will look like a bunch of very blocky graphics. (usually the buttons are either f1, f2, f8, f10, del, or esc)
2. Once in your BIOS, navigate with the arrow keys and enter until you find the option to boot into "safe mode with command prompt" select that option, save your preferences and reboot your computer.
3.Once you've booted into safe mode, log on as the administrator or guest. Usually it does not require a password.
4. At the command prompt type "net user *" but type that without quotes and where it says you're user name just type you're user name without the 's.
5. It will ask you for a password. Type in the password you would like (It won't show the keys or even * that you are typing so that's ok). It will ask you to retype the password so do that.
6. reboot your computer and hold down whichever key that you used to get into setup.
7. Once in setup change the option from booting into "safe mode with command prompt" to the default option which will usually say boot into windows or something to that effect.
8. Log in as yourself using the password that you typed in at the command prompt.
Hope that helps

The reason why you have an exclaimation point (and why you can't see the internet) is because your computer hasn't been issued an IP address from the router. The first thing I would try is this:

Go to a command prompt

Type ipconfig /release

Next, when the prompt comes back, type ipconfig /renew

Hopefully, this will get it back to normal and then you'll be able to surf again. If not, unplug your modem and router for about 1 minute. Next, plug in the modem and wait for it to boot up all the way. Next, plug in the router and wait for it to boot. Now, repeate the "commands" I gave you earlier and you should be back in business.

I hope this helps! :)

The symptoms you refer also could be wrong cable (cable with loosy contacts). Have you tried with another cable?

Waiting clarification, don't hesitate to post.

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Hi:
Does your SD card reader show up as a drive when you go to : "My Computer" ? if it does, insert your SD card again, and see if the pictures are veiwable when you double click on the drive icon.

If the drive is not showing up in the my computer page, the driver might not be installed or the actual drive might be dirty or defective. You can check this by going to "control panel" , "system", and then "device manager." The SD card device should show up without any yellow exclamation points by it. If any devices have exclaimation points by them, you need to research what they are and find the proper driver for them to work.

its no big deal you probably just booted the phone into recovery mode

there is nothing wrong with the phone

PS. If you would have pressed alt+L at that screen it would have displayed the interface in which you would push a manual updat

boot into xp...from the RUN command type msconfig...select the BOOT tab. Remove any statements that point to Vista being on the C:\....Also, make sure the the entries for XP point to the right location.

-SuperDale

To resolve this behavior, turn on the Show Desktop Icons feature:

1. Right-click the desktop.
2. Point to Arrange Icons By.
3. Click Show Desktop Icons.

I suspect a driver didn't 'load' properly. First, right click on 'My Computer', go down to 'properties' and left-click. When Properties screen appears, click on 'Hardware' tab, then 'Device Manager' and look down the list and you will most likely see an exclaimation point next to 'Sound, Video and Game Controllers'. Right click on the appropriate device and choose 'Update Driver'. Follow the default instructions and re-boot your PC. If there was no exclaimation point, it could be a speaker problem .