20 Most Recent Gateway 310 Series (158920) PC Desktop Questions & Answers

Try to reset the BIOS using the CMOS reset jumper or by removing the BIOS battery for 30 seconds. (system will not be powered during this period)

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actually you can reinstall your xp system but this you can't, why:

the reason
your windows xp system are being updated every month...
the version from original system are being extracted to a new version....

by this time reformat you hard disk...

When in the administrators screen is up with just the back ground press the ctrl(control) and hold down then the shift key and press escape, the task manager should apear, goto the applications tab, once there on the bottem right hand side click on new task, in the text box type: EXPLORER.EXE then click on ok, if the screen reapears with all the icons post back and i will run you through the perminant fix. cheers

sounds like your power supply. try another power strip. try plugging it into another outlet. try the monitor power cable instead of the power cable from the tower. If none of these works, and you get zero power, you need a new power supply.

hi, there !

This is a Hardware problem ie pls check the power supply box fan is rotating if not then its burnt needs replacement .
If the power pack is damaged there will no voltage going to the motherboard to make it start,pls check it .
2, Open the cover check the on switch cable connector is connected or seated correctly on connectors.
3 , There is a posibility of CPU being faulty try swaping it with a another just to no its status .( if faulty the machine won't start)

Good luck

Well it could be a permission issue. Did you do all your updates once you reinstalled your xp copy? Try right clicking on the folder, and select run as administrator. Set your permissions to allow all. The click apply and ok then close the window and navigate away from your folder so it resets. Then try accessing the folder again. Let me know if this works for you.

Boot up into safe mode, logging in as the Administrator, not your account.

Go into the security settings for the folder and change the permissions. The easiest thing would be to give Everyone full access. Don't forget to promulgate the permissions to the directory tree as well.

Good luck

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take the hard drive out of the dead computer and install it as a slave in the working one, if the hard drive still functions you will be able to drag and drop files from one hdd to the other. usb is WAY to slow to move large files.

take the hard drive out of the old computer and put it in the working one as a slave. you will be able to drag and drop all the files you need.

remove first the ddo and then re install windows xp amd for more contact http://tinyurl.com/m7ghqz

Can you reach desktop?

You can either upload it on net for storage. or use a USB drive or Connect a LAN network and transfer it to any other computer of yours.

You may have jarred a component loose inside. Open the side panel and carefully inspect the cable connections and circuit boards.
Check the memory sticks as well. Good luck!

you can use kingroot to root your phone. and some root apps might harm yor os i suggest you not to root your phone

This monitor may not have built-in speakers. It may have supported Gateway's monitor mounted sound bar. That sound bar connected to the 3.5 mm audio out on a computer and a DIN port on the monitor. The simplest solution is to connect your source to appropriate speakers. Depending on your audio setup, you could connect the video source to a receiver with HDMI IN and HDMI Out (ARC), computer speakers or an audio extractor. (If you are using an HDMI cable between the Gateway LP2417 and a computer, you may need to reset the audio output to use basic computer speakers (3.5mm jack).) VGA and DVI connections don't support audio so I assume you are using the HDMI port. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Re connecting the wires may work without issues.

No you don't need a driver. These are very plain powered speakers that come with a mains adapter and a lead with a 3.5mm stereo jack at both ends. Plug one in the speaker and the other into the headphone jack on the front or the speaker socket on the back which will either be a socket on the motherboard, or if your son put a sound card in the computer, it will be in a sound card. If it doesn't play straight away, go into Settings - Audio and make sure the sound card or the On-Board Audio is enabled. This shows the cable https://picclick.com/Vintage-Gateway-2000-ACS41-Altec-Lansing-Multimedia-Computer-314990339798.html#&gid=1&pid=1 More here https://www.google.com/search?q=gateway+gmax2000+speakers ..

110 watts for the power supply.