Hooked up to computer.Now when it turns on it turns back off.

You have three components which could be faulty: Computer, cable and monitor. Replace them one by one until you find out which one is giving you trouble:

1. Hook up a portable computer to the monitor, using the same cable
2. Same thing, only with a friend's cable that is known to work
3. Try using the cable to hook up a friend's computer and monitor
4. Take your monitor to your friend's house and see whether it works there
5. Try using any other source of image, check the back of your monitor to learn what else you can plug, other than a computer

Each combination you try will give you more information, until you have enough data to isolate the problem. It *could* be that your computer's resolution is not supported by the monitor, but I doubt it.

Today's laptops and desktop computers are more user-friendly. As more people start use computers, operating systems, software and hardware accessories are coming with better instruction manuals and streamlined interfaces. Here are a few basic steps to hook up your computer no matter which brand you bought.

Connect the power cable to the back of the computer tower. The male end of this plug is often on the computer, but it is recessed into the casing. Once this power plug is connected, you don't want to plug it into an outlet until the entire computer is set up. Attach the monitor cables to the back of the monitor and then to the back of the computer tower. This cable will probably be the VGA type, which has a wide set of prongs in the middle and two screws on the outside. Be sure to twist the screws in to ensure the cable has a solid connection. Secure the monitor's power cable to the back of the monitor and then plug it into an outlet or power strip. Attach the mouse to the USB port on the back of your keyboard. The keyboard then plugs into another USB port on the back of the computer tower. Turn on the computer and the monitor.

If the computer powers up but the monitor doesn't display anything, make sure the VGA monitor cable is secured. If the status light on your monitor doesn't turn on, check the power cable connection. Check that the mouse and keyboard work once the computer turns on. Now you can hook up other devices, such as a printer or a web cam. A printer often can connect to a USB port and also may have its own power cable; a web cam usually just plugs into a USB or firewire port.

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The 1525has a a hdmi port which you can plug a hdmi cord into. This may not support the audio. the tv and pc should detect the new monitor automatically or you may have to toggle it by hitting F4 key.

Un-hook one cable from your battery and leave it off for at least 20 minutes then hook it back up. That re-boots the computer. If the light comes back on then you have an actual problem not just a spurious code set. Take it to Advance Auto parts and they will read out the computer error codes for you and that will tell you what the computer thinks the problem is. Of course you may have to re-set your radio stations.

Are you sure the battery is good in this, low battery voltage can cause all kinds of weird issues.

As far as I've understand from your question i guess printer's not printing so we'll do the basic to make it up and running.....

Firstly uninstall the current driver software and if u have the disk of PRINTER'S DRIVER SOFTWARE use it to remove the driver completely and then clear the TEMP AND PREFETCH files.
Disconnect the printer's cable form the back of the computer and disconnect printer's power cable and turn it off.
Press and hold the printer's power button for 30 Seconds then release it.
Turn off your computer and then disconnect all the cables from the back of the computer.
Turn off computer.
Press and hold the computer's power button for 30 Seconds then release it.

Wait 2 minutes.

Hook up monitor, mouse, keyboard, internet connection and power cable and then restart your computer,.

Hook up printer's power cable and then turn it on.
hook up printer to the computer.


Click link below and download and install the latest printer driver..

http://support-in.canon-asia.com/contents/IN/EN/0900214704.html

Hello, Under the wireless menu on router you must give a ssid name and enable and save to turn on wireless , hoe this helps?

Hi there ok you can try this first turn off the computer unplug the powercord from the computer , remove the monitor cable then open the case, remove the card and ensure that the slot is free of any debris canned air works good for this now now press the card back into the slot firmly and dont forget to put the screw back in if it has one now find the powersupply cable that hooks into the motherboard and unplug it and wait about 10 seconds now press the power on button on the front for 5 seconds this will clear the system now put the connector back into the motherboard and ensure that all of the cables are firmly into place hook up the monitor cable back up and put the power cord back into the computer and turn on the monitor and turn on the computer and see what happnes ok this should help if not let me know there is still things we can check ok best regards mike

Sorry, just got back in. Sometimes you have to turn the computer and printer completly off and then turn them back on. Also make sure the printer is hooked up to the computer...
Hope this helps.

what os do you have xp or ? if its xp have your mp3 hooked up before hand and goto start then my computer and right click that then properties/harware/device manager-disk drives right click your mp3 and uninstall it.Then unhook it from your pc restart the pc and hook it back up your pc will find it again and should work from there