Top 20 Fujitsu LifeBook E751 Questions & Answers

This will not work, all the guys posting here have NOT tried this "solution". Do NOT waste ppl time please! Lifebook E751 has a security chip and the password will NOT be reset even if you physically rewrite the BIOS on a BIOS programmer.

Question edited for proper spelling of maker name and better English. Question moved to Fujitsu category. No model, service tag details given, so generic help. Re: E744 - NumLock flashing Remove the battery and the ac adapter and press the power button again for a view seconds. After that connect the ac adapter first an try again if you can start your device. If you are facing the same problem again you should contact a service partner regarding a repair of your notebook. May 5, 2015

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Fujitsu S6520 screen blank with Num lock blinking

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Try a hard shutdown if the volume is up.

your problem could be that the hard drive is broken, perhaps with some tool to repair hard disks the problem. test starting for example hiren boot from a memory or cd and see if it recognizes the hdd, if so you can pass some repair tool

remove the bios password by removing the cmos battery, removing the jumper from the pins right next to the battery, marked something like pswd, plugging it in and hitting the start button.Before you open the case, unplug, remove the bettery, then hold the start button to get rid of any energy.

please mention the laptop model

In the bios

Google search your manufacturer make and model and the word manual. If one is available, you can find it in the search results.

Hi According to the manual which I found available for download here: File description there is a button on the keyboard marked "num" and this toggles the virtual number pad on and off. I cannot however find a diagram, or any indication in the manual as to where on the keyboard this button is. Hope this is helpful, if so would you please register that with Fixya Cheers

Normally there is a hardware switch on the side of the laptop Sometimes you can press on the keyboard some buttons like this - Activate by pressing FN (on same line as spacebar in blue) and then a button that looks similar to this one.

Google search your manufacturer make and model and the words reset button location. You can find it in the image search results. You could also try the manual, which should show the location.

Often you find it at (or towards) the right top area. This is not possible to confirm without knowing what computer/keyboard/Operating System you use. It may be abbreviated as "PRT SC" or similar and often is in connection with an Alt key. If you have a dedicated Numbers keypad it should be to the top of that. For better answer please ask with more details.

It depends upon the type of usage. In a technical review, a battery test was performed where they disable power management, maximized the screen brightness and enabled the wireless radio while looping video files, it lasted 1hr 33min. This is an extreme, and using power management and turning down or off items not needed, the battery life will be longer. Mileage varies by user.

You have two options. First check the ribbon cable that is is attached to the motherboard and the screen. If the cable is firmly attached, it could be one of two things. A bad ribbon cable, or a bad screen. Then only option would be to replace one or another, or both if you prefer.

you need to force a bios clear. often you need to get the system to default into a bios setup to do this, if you have more than one memory stick installed try removing one an boot up. this should generate a bios error due to the memory size mismatch. If it doesn't, power back down, reinstall the simm and boot back up and see if this error will bring up a bios error and allow you into setup. If neither of these work, try removing the hard drive and power up. If none of these work, Fujitsu (the original mfg) played an obnoxious game and used an external software access bios config, and this will require an original disc to access.

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Press the scroll lock key! Or it could be shift on the INS key.

the following will help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ktw8EmNc1nw