I recently purchased a EL1352-51 emachine which not come with a manual, my salesman said to go on line.I've never heard of such a thing.I should't have to pay run copies of ma manual just to things on a new and different computer than I'had in the past. If I had known this I would never had purchased it.Baing a senior it not as easyto learn a new one. I'm beginning to think I.ll not mrefer it to another person,or purchase another.Please reply I'm at [email protected] or 16305840351 or Egeland 1461 Adams Ave St. Charles,Il 60174

Not that this is a computer problem, but you know us computer geeks............

Noise in what way?
Audible noise from the fans, or noise in the 'line'?
As in needs a capacitor in line for static suppression?

Plus I gotta' ask...............salesman states there is noise from the fans?
If this is a known issue that the salesman is aware of, is there also a 'cure' that the salesman knows of?

I mean if I'm purchasing something online,......yes.........it's GREAT that the salesman is so forth coming. Good method to have repeat customers IMHO.

But I would think a known problem, should have a known solution, also. Just my 2cents.

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Awaiting reply. State in a Comment.

Noisy fans as in audible noise, or line noise?

Also, I believe you should re-post this problem in > Electronics > Audio Components > Amplifiers & Preamps.

There you will find true experts in this field, and not some 'guessing geek'.

Regards,
joecoolvette

Go here and choose "Drivers and downloads", select your model number, and then select "user guides":
http://support.gateway.com/us/en/emac/default.aspx

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Have you tried consulting the company? I would have, before buying the product... Since you bought it. I'd still consult the company.

some use a brake bleeder pump that sucks the fluid through the line its every likely. Is it a ford dealer? or is it a small car dealer?? if its a ford dealer I would think they have all the tools and probably forgot about your car. if its a small car lot then I would say yes.

I would definetly contact Whirlpool and complainn about the shoddy service you received from the store Tell them all about your situation .I am sure that they will be very happy to help you I believe you have a good beef with them re that store

here you go (usb) http://store.nexternal.com/shared/StoreFront/default.asp?CS=iriver&StoreType=BtoC&Count1=328777492&Count2=245917916&CategoryID=4&Target=products.asp

as far vista is concern i am not sure .................

Hello,

Here is the website for emachines support. It as free files with information about your system as well the information to call the company about the user manual. If the person who repaired it removed the manual, you could ask them to replace.

http://www.emachines.com/support/product_support.html?cat=Desktops&subcat=W%20Series&model=W3609

Here is another website to download an emachine manuel- it does not specify model http://www.user-guides.co.uk/eMachines/eMachinesCDDownloads.asp

Psu is a Power Supply issue but the black screen with a blinking white line is not.
The blinking white line can mean there is no instructions to tell the Computer to boot up. Which could be possibly the system battery (cmos) or Hard Drive.
I would narrow those 3 things down first.

You will need to upgrade your flash. The salesman was incorrect. Here is Nikon's answer on external strobes: NikonUSA

Kevin