Cannot Be read by my PC...Looks Dead From here

How about three cylinders.

The PC is a 2000 year made PC ,
that came new with w95/98 or W2k, windows 2000
the OS is corrupted and you lost the install disks. (from day1 new in the box , lost)
also MS messenger is dead. 1999 stared and ended here.
October 31, 2014. (read the wiki) < you are 1 year late to notice

"In 2013, the product was discontinued, and Microsoft began cutting service to existing clients. It remained active in China for another 18 months, and ceased operations there on October 31, 2014. "

The hard drive looks to be dead.

This looks like either a dead battery ( dead as in damage or worn out) or a motherboard issue. I would contact the manufacturer support and have them help you figure out what you options are.

Motherboard battery is named "CMOS Battery"

CMOS Battery is like any other battery ahd it gets dead after a certin time>

your battery in mother board is dead it looks like the size of a watch battery replace battery.

if you have 12.5 volts at the battery, the battery should be ok. If it reads 14.5 volts when the engine is running, the alternotor should be ok.

Hi,

Looks like your LCD screen got some dead pixels.

My suggestion would be to bring that laptop to your nearest service center or technician and have them check the monitor.

Am afraid to tell you that most dead pixels are unrepairable, hope that only the connection on the LCD screen are at fault.

Happy to sove your problem!

Thakns for asking Fixya!

Turn the unit off...
Look at the face of the CD/DVD drive for a small hole.
Find a Hat pin or large needle and insert in that hole.
You can straiten out a paper clip
You must be level and not off to any sides..
This will give you access to whatever disk is in drive and remove it.
Close the drive and restart the unit.
If all looks ok, try a new CD or DVD.
If the same problem comes back, disconnect the power and IDE cable in the rear of the drive and replace with the same.

Make sure unit is not plugged in. Use a Volt-Ohm Meter, on Ohms setting, and see if you have connection to the fuse holder. Put one meter lead on the BLACK ac wire, test the ac plug with the other lead (both sides) One should read. Do the same with the WHITE ac wire. One should read.If you get readings on both sides then AC Cord is good. Next check the fuse holder for signs of heat or dis-coloration. If found replace fuse holder. Always remember just because a fuse looks good does not mean it is good, and also I have replaced a fuse with a NEW bad fuse. It happens. To be sure test with meter.