20 Most Recent Medion 1453 (MED-1453) PC Desktop Questions & Answers

Maybe you have a faulty fan? Try replacing the fan.

If you're not sure if a module is right for your system, use the

Crucial Memory Advisor tool for a list of guaranteed compatible modules.

first you will need to select the manufacturer from a drop down list then select your product line from a drop down list then select the model then click find it will take you directly to compatible ram also you will have an option to scan your system

you should always ask for a guarantee on the compatibility before making any purchase and try to buy for working pairs if possible

hope this helps

Is there any information on the drive that you want to save? or are you OK with starting fresh?
If you are not worried about losing any information stored on the drive you can format the drive and re-install windows. Before you start this, create a startup disk for Windows. You can do this on ANY computer running windows ... so if you have to go to a friend's house to make the disk, be sure you have it ready. This disk will tell the computer how to use the CD rom drive, so it can read the windows installation disk.
1. When you get to the "a:>" prompt type "dir" and hit [enter]. This will give you a list of the directories on the disk (this step assures that you are on the correct drive before you start the format procedure. The standard drive designation for a primary hard drive is "C:\>" but your system may be different. If you recognize teh directories listed with the "dir" command as being the correct drive information, you are good for step 2 ... if you are on the wrong drive type "B:" and hit [enter] ... this will switch you to the drive known as drive b ... type "dir" and see if that is the drive you wanted. If not, move on to drive C, drive D, etc until you find your hard drive) 2. Once you are in the correct drive location type "Format C:" where c: is the name of the drive you want to erase. 3. Let the drive format 4. Restart the computer with your startup disk in the drive and the Windows XP cd in the CD drive. 5. Windows should prompt you through the installation process ... and you should be good to go once it is all done.
If there is information on the drive that you want to save, DO NOT FORMAT!!! If you have access to another computer of around the same age, try putting the hard drive from the other computer into the computer with the problem. Once it is installed, go to your BIOS (hit [F8] at the beginning of the computer's boot processes) Once into the BIOS editor, find your hard drives -- and set the one you Just put in to be the primary boot drive. Then Reboot your computer. This should set you up so the computer you just bought will run off of the other hard drive -- you can then access the information on your other drive and make a copy of anything that you want to keep. After you have backed up all of the information that you wanted to keep, format the drive that was not working right. Install Windows onto the drive and you should be good to go -- fix your BIOS so your correct drive is the primary again and reboot the computer. If everything works fine, turn off the computer and take out the secondary hard drive you previously installed and restart the computer again with only the repaired drive in it. If it starts up without a problem you are all set. If you are still having issues, it will be a new problem, and hopefully we can help you solve that one too :-)

Always get your drivers
from the manufacturer of your Laptop, Notebook or Desktop.

If you were to log on to the
manufacturer's
web site, usually one is able to download if
available, by model number, All available
Driver
downloads
as required.

If the driver is not
available, perhaps your manufacturer does not support the OS you are
installing.

This is the best way of ensuring up to
date drivers for your system and they are free of charge!

There
are no XP drivers to be found with Microsoft as XP is no longer
supported.

Some
manufacturers may have a limited number of Drivers still listed.

I hope this helps.

Hi, the most typical setup is 512MB, but you should be able to put a maximum of 2G.
Hope this helps

Check that sound is not on mute...click on the sound icon in your task bar and check through for checkmarks on mute....

Your audio service may not be started...

Go to Start>> Run>> type in services.msc.
A window will pop up with a list of services. Scroll down to Windows Audio>> Right-click>>Properties.
Make sure that 'Startup' is set to automatic. Click Apply and okay...Now check the startup status under services..Make sure it says started. If not look to the left and click start service...

Hope this helps...

Use the add hardware wizard and see if your computer can find it. It will then add it.Mine has disappeared in the past. Also do a virus scan and make sure the virus has gone.

Check to confirm whether a sound hardware is installed.If it is not, you will have to get an external speaker or install it.If it is already installed, you may need to download the driver for the sound card and install

Is that onboard sound device..?, it seems your sound device broken, if so you can't solve problem with installing driver, you must have PCI Sound Card to enable sound on your computer.

have you restarted the computer after you installed the audio drivers?

check the series, is it really require realtek? because the driver doesn't depends on the windows XP, but the type, model and series of motherboard or chipset brand.... anyway, realtek doesnt written on the device manager, check to your control panel - sound and audio device, is all enabled?or does any volume elements are muted..

Hi there.
Get the sound driver + any other driver you think you may need from Medion support here >>>>>


http://www.medion.co.uk/service/?drivers_updates/drivers_updates.htm


Good luck and thanks for choosing FixYa!!

Hi there.
Look at the back of the computer and look for the S/N and the MD/LT numbers and please post back so i can source the audio driver for you.

If you are computer savvy, remove the memory sticks and hard drive, fit a new backup cell and power it on empty. If it loads to no OS on screen, add memory and check again. If it now fails, replace the memory otherwise fit the hard drive and repeat the test. That will let you know which way to go about repairing.

del works with NUM. lock off, if is DEL del key is del and dot,. do not use dot key. yours users manual covers all that, all PCs do. no 2 are the same vast BIOS exists and version and contract versions , endless now. 40 years deep. what is MEDION, is this those odd duck rare African state issued PC, nobody can fix? (expect there in africa) Go to your store, and ask them where the manual is you lost. https://www.medion.com/gb/service/topic/medion-products?msnCheck=P4020. wild guess. power ON now., see bios run POST. next. then I hammer Fn key try them all 1 by 1 at power on. 12 times ,for each one, f1 up. lacking a manual what else is there? or ask them. https://www.medion.com/gb/service/ none one here in USA zero

I would have the battery tested out and see ,it may be simple as that.

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What do I do if my enter key doesn't work? Whatever the cause is, below you will find possible fixes that have helped many people resolve the Enter key not working problem.

1. Restart your computer.
2. Adjust your keyboard settings.
3. Reinstall the keyboard driver.
4. Update the keyboard driver.

Nov 29, 2021

How to Fix Enter Key Not Working [4 Quick Solutions] - Driver ...

Videos. You can also try removing the key and check for something jamming it, or clean the contacts under the silicone membrane. https://www.google.com/search?q=Medion+Erazor+Notebook+Enter+key+is+not+working ..