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Re: I had a program to change my desktop resolution on my...
You just need to right-click on the Desktop Screen, and then click Properties. Hit the Settings tab and then adjust the slider under "Screen Resolution" to your preferred value.
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Most restore disks are designed to work only with the ORIGINAL equipment. If you had replaced the motherboard with an identical unit the disks would have worked. But you used different board with different drivers, etc. What you can do is using another computer you can backup the files on your hard drive to a usb stick and then reload the hard drive with your OS of choice , load your programs and then transfer over your backed up files on the usb stick.
for one to be of any help the brand and model of laptop would help. another thing would be any other specifics such as in the case of an ibm thinkpad z60m there are actually 3 or 4 types of a z60m laptop.
do you have a bios password set on your z60m? what type is your z60m (what number is under type on the bottom of the laptop)? feel free to e-mail me directly if you like and maybe i can help you out. [email protected]
IT CAN BE FAULTY CABLE FAULTY POWER SUPPLY FAULTY BATTERY CHECK FUSE IN 3 PIN SOCKET YOU HAVEN'T TURNED IT ON???? (SORRY BUT WOULDN'T BE THE 1ST TIME SOMEONE FORGOT THE OBVIOUS)
TRY THESE OPTIONS...IF NOT THEN A CALL TO THE LAPTOP SHOP WILL BE REQUIRED
Maybe it is no the driver. Try to adjust the resolution of your screen. Right click on your desktop > Properties > Settings tab, then adjust the resolution to 1024 x 768 then apply it. If you really need the driver, go to device manager and, look for Display Adapter, right click on the video card and click on Update Driver. Let it search online for the updated driver.
If that is the model of the new battery, then it looks like a compatable battery. It's quite possible it's simple a defective one. I woudl suggest calling the place you got the battery from and let them know it's not working. Check the following link, it has the official supported batteries listed for your model:
Try right-clicking anywhere on the blackened area of your desktop, a menu might appear. Scroll down to Properties and click. In the Display Properties window click on the Settings Tab and see if you can re-adjust your screen resolution here, if not then read on...
Power off the laptop. Power on the laptop while holding the F8 key or both the SHIFT and F8 key together, if it boots to the Windows start up screen, power off and try again. This will bring up a menu, you will want the BOOT INTO SAFEMODE menu option.
After the safemode boot process, see if your laptop will display graphics (it should default to 640x480 mode and you should be able to view most of your desktop icons). Right click any where in a black area on your desktop, a menu will appear. Scroll to Properties and click. In the Display Properties window, click on the Settings tab and adjust your screen resolution from here.
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