How do i remove old batterries from belkin ap30800-10

if the wires were fitted correctly to starter then yes change the battery ,14yrs old on original battery is a record but yes some of these toyota batterries are exceptionaly good though

GO TO Belkin : Support

1.Yes, you have to save the configuration of the old router to see where you have it .
(print this out so that you understand the configuration.)
2. Uninstall the software for the old Belkin router.
3. Connect the new Belkin to the computer
4.power the computer off / leave off for (2) minutes then turn on.
5. Run new installation software on the new Belkin router.

You did all the possible troubleshooting steps... Try to disable the firewall and Anti virus programs or Firewall programs if you have.... and check it

i cannot be sure because i have never seen inside this type of computer, but it should be the same as any other.
on a normal motherboard there are 2 ways to reset the BIOS, the first of these is to remove and then replace the cmos jumper. the second is to remove the cmos batterry wait 5-10 minutes and then put it back into its slot.
i prefer the second method as it is easier and removes the confusion and mess of jumpers.
once the case of your computer is off the cmos batterry should be easy to see, it looks like a watch batterry and is about the size of a 10 cent peice. normally you will require a small flat head screew driver to remove the batterry

turn off radio.remove negative batterry cable remove drive belt power steering pump.set a side do not disconnect.then remove alternator and its electrical connectors then remove alternator.

It is possible that the battery is defective. This is a common cause for what you are describing. To verify this, you will have to try another battery. You can take the camera to the nearest Sony service center to verify this if you don't want to try a new battery first.


Jerry G.

maybe the batterry in the phone, the connector will nto hold charge, either your batterry is stuffed or the charger is, it has nothing at all to do with the phone, or either the phone connectors that run leads to the batterry, the little gold clips that the batterry connectors go to, arefaulty and that means you will have to replace the phone.

Try this, assuming you're using Internet Explorer: Go to Tools > Internet Options and select the Connections tab. Does it show your old dial-up connection in the list? If so highlight it and click on REMOVE. Close IE and re-open it. It should now use the Belkin LAN connection.

Connect the device to a different usb port. Download the newest software/drivers from the Belkin web site. Remove the old software and install the newest downloaded version. Please supply the error.