20 Most Recent Fujitsu LifeBookS6120 Notebook Questions & Answers

Yes you can. You can go to the microsoft website directly or simply run your Microsoft Update and look for the media player update. If you go through your updates completely, you will find the Windows Media Player 10 is the highest available prior to Windows Vista. If you have less than Windows XP you may have to settle for Media Player 9, but still, windows update will fix your issue.

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Jesse

There is not graphics card it's probably an embedded solution or it's being ran off the processors internal GPU.
If you open the laptop up by one of the hinges there should be a ribbon cable or some sort of large plug which will be your screen cable. Make sure that correctly? inserted in it's slot.

Firstly I would enter the BIOS and set it to default. That should remove the BIOS Shadow. When you finally get it to boot, run CHKDSK/F to remove any hard disc virtual errors.
Hope that helps.

Try pressing and holding the key down, and then releasing. Additionally try to blow some air under the key (compressed air is preferred). If that doesn't work then gently try to pull up on the key, usually pulling gently left or right, this will hopefully pop off the key so you can see if something is stuck underneath. once you have examined underneath then replace the key by simply snapping it back on by pressing it downward in its slot.

Should be easy, just remove the bumpers on the plastic strip that is around the screen. Then the screws will be exposed. Remove the screws then pry the plastic strip around the lcd off. Remove the screws that hold the lcd to the bracket on each side of the lcd screen. Then just pull the lid forward and the screen should fall out so have your hand under it because there is a cable on the back of the screen that you don't want to damage.

Just been to Fujitsu site and located your model in driver downloads. It appears that yours is an Alps Touchpad. When the list of drivers appears you need to use the scroll bar within the window in order to see the touchpad driver download.

The specs for this laptop show it is a DVD/CD-RW combo drive. It cannot burn dvd's only read them.

Power off the notebook, remove power cable and battery. Then try inserting a paper clip into the small hold in the CD drive to force eject the tray. Make sure you have powered off device and removed battery before you attempt.

No.May have to rebuild.

No this is a physical screen or video card issue on the machine. It is definitely not software or driver related, if so the problem would only be in Windows and not immediately when you turn on the machine.

You have tried multiple displays on the machine with the same result? Really, you have purchased and installed multiple new laptop screens for this unit and all do the same thing? If that is the case then it is the internal video card's laptop display buffer / output that has failed. This is a very bad scenario if this is the case as it indicates the video card is bad.... and the video card on that machine is integrated into the motherboard meaning you would need to replace the whole board.

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Tim

This was very difficult to find, but I found it just for you! Please make sure you rate my answer 4 thumbs up! Thanks so much for understanding, it would be a huge help to me. Here is the manual / guide:

http://www.fujitsupc.com//www/content/pdf/usermanuals/sseries/S6120,S612D_GINGER_USERGUIDE.PDF

You may want to try the Microsoft Windows Update and see if that will help.

You may also try to perform a system restore and restore your computer in to an earlier state. But system restore will erase any program or application that was installed in between the restore date up to now.