Top 20 E-Machines W3052 PC Desktop Questions & Answers

F9 or F12 leads you too a system recovery to reformat the pc or you can download hirens boot cd off google that fixes NTLRD errors

check the video card, there may be ports on it to connect to the tv. it depends on the card and tv adapters. you need the right cable as well

Remove the main battery and see if the laptop will run, if yes the rechargeable battery needs to be replaced.

You can do it if they included your restoration hardware on a separate drive with your pc. Sometimes insead of including actual disks, they install it on a separate partician that you can access. If I were you I would go to the E Machines website and click on support then enter your serial number and information and download your retoration hardware from there.

Follow this link and download the "Other Drivers for Motherboard Package"

The Ethernet Driver should be on there.


http://support.gateway.com/us/en/emac/product/default.aspx?tab=1&modelId=1440

puedes darme a mayor detalle tu problema ..tengo varios anos en eso de reparar pc pero cada dia aprendo cosas nuevas.....

This series of beeps tells us that your RAM is some-times not being seen by the computer system.

You need to remove the RAM modules and clean the gold finger connectors with tissue paper.

Clean out as much dust as you can with a vacuum cleaner, then reinsert the modules in the correct orientation.

Easy as they will only go in one way. There is a cut out on the RAM module that separates the gold finger connectors.

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You may go for a new Optical DVD Writer because the Optical Lens have been corrupted.

You need to boot into safe mode. Windows is hanging on some start up file..... press F8 after first screen when you start computer if you can get into safe mode fine. then goto start>accessories>run and type msconfig then hit enter. under general tab select " selective start up and uncheck all but use original boot configuration. reboot regular. if this works then you need to to run check disk. this is done by right clicking the c: drinve in my computer and goto properties then check disk for errors. will tell you it cant and offer to run at next start up. allow it to and see if this helps. if it is vista or windows 7 run the start up repair from the cd, or restore to an earlier restore point when it worked fine. something is trying to load that isnt there any more.

Not sure that this is what you need, but should work. If you have Windows OS, try pressing F8 when booting. A menu will be given on the screen. Will have to choose SAFE MODE and when windows loads go to START MENU-PROGRAMS-ACCESSORIES-SYSTEM TOOLS and choose SYSTEM RESTORE

if u deleted it just use the windows restore sytem option , or download the driver of what ever it lost at acer

Visit the support section of the eMachine website to get the software that controls that function.

SHOW YOUR MOTHERBOARD TO ANY GOOD COMPUTER HARDWARE THEY WILL HELP YOU

all you have to do is plug in the usb flash drive to your usb port, no special drivers needed, there are lots of site that offers a flash drive. why not get an external HDD? it would be better so that if the same problem happened agaian you can have a back-up copy of your files on an external HDD

Hi,
The buzzing alarm is a beep code which indicates a hardware problem.
Try removing the system memory and clean the brass contacts and the slots it goes into, then reseat the memory and try to boot again, the memory looks like this >>>>>>>



What you need is a soft, clean, dry paintbrush.
Remove the powercord from the back of the PC.
Start by removing the ram and clean the contacts with the brush, then clean the brass contacts, reset the memory and the powercord and try booting the computer.
If it still won't boot count the beeps and how long they are and post back here.


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Friend, first slot below the processor

My computer does a similar thing, the issue with mine is the mother board which requires everything to be at a certain temperature. Let it run on the start screen for a couple minutes and hit the reset button. If it doesn't boot up you're going to have to get more involved with your PC. Turn off the power, unplug the cord from your power supply, open the case, look for the battery and the JP8 (CLRTC) jumper. Move the jumper from pins 1-2 over to 2-3, wait 30 seconds, and move the jumper back. Close the case, plug in the power cord, turn on your machine, and boot it up. If it still fails to boot check that all cables are securely attached (inside and out), check that the RAM is securely seated, and check the CMOS battery to be sure it is not dead. Beyond this you're looking at a component failure and should contact a repair tech.

P.S. if you feel up to it and can't wait for service, pull the hard drive out of the first computer and use it in a different computer. Be sure to unplug the hard drive from the second computer.

it may be the mother board or the ports try using a usb keyboard sometimes that works

you can find it at this link.

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http://emachines.com/support/product_support.html?cat=Desktops&subcat=W%20Series&model=W3502

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Insert disc 1 into the cdrom drive and restart your computer.
Watch the boot screen for the option to boot to cd or to select boot options.

If onscreen boot options are not available. Enter your bios setup and select the boot tab. Highlight the cd and use arrows keys to move the cd rom to the top position. save and exit.

Follow the onscreen prompts and insert each additional disc when prompted.

Hope this helps