20 Most Recent Sony VAIO Digital Studio PCV-RS410 PC Desktop Questions & Answers

Have you changed the boot order in your bios? Many USB Keys are actually formatted as USB HDD or USB DVD. If you do have the USB device as 1st boot option ensure that the format is FAT32 and the software installed correctly (grub loader or windows boot image). Many sites such as Major Geeks will offer Optical Disc->USB boot conversion tools which make this a much easier process. Goodluck!

Depends on the Audio file and the Dell laptop equipment.

Have you done any Hardware/Software Updates/Upgrades? Have you tried a System Restore/Recovery? Reseat the Memory mods, Graphic Card, etc. Try to boot to safe mode, Open msconfig, select Normal Startup, reboot. Let us know what the results are.

most likely on back on sound card should be a green or blue plug in

Go into the BIOS and make sure you are trying to boot from the Primary Master Drive first. If not, move the Master Drive to the 1st boot position.If the above fails, you could just remove the power cord, remove the case and notice how the two drives are connected and remember it. There will be one cable that provides power to the drive from the power supply on each drive. Also, there might be one cable that connects both drive, or there might be one in each drive, etc. I would disconnect the power and cable on one of the drives and try rebooting. If it fails and you have one cable that connects both drives, try the other cable connection and reboot. If it still fails, then I would try doing the same thing with the other drive. If all the above fails and your system has the IDE (whereas the cable has about a 2 inch end with about 20 holes that plug into the 20 pins on the hard drive) interface, remove the drive to check and see if the little pin on there along is set to Primary, Master or Cable Select. Normally on a two drive system they will be set to CS for Cable Select and the IDE Cable based on how it is plugged into the drives determines which is Master and Slave, but older systems might have the Master and Slave setup.

press delete at startup
go2 BIOS option
1ST BOOT DEVICE CD/DRIVE
2ND BOOT DEVICE CD/DRIVE
F10 SAVE
RESTART PRESS F12

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Yes. It is called "Dual Boot" or "Multi-boot". You can even have different operating systems on each drive or partition. For more information, just click this link.

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

If you were to log on to the sony.com 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.

you forgot to install the driver of your WiFi hardware.

go to www.cnet.com/downloads. they have all the software and driver download for free

You can try getting another set of recovery discs from Sony. Also try resetting the bios. then running the recovery discs again. You can access bios by pressing F2 repeatedly right after you turn on the computer. Then on bottom of screen it will say you could press F5 or another button to load default values. Do that then save and exit. If this does not work. See if you can get a regular windows xp disc and try reinstalling just a normal copy of windows on to the pc. It may not have all the VAIO utilities. But most of them are not needed.

You need a expert. Thank you.

You could, but to be honest you're probably going to spend more money and time than it's worth.

If you're having speed issues, one possible solution is to clear space off your hard drive and run defragmentation. Your hard drive should never be over 80% of its capacity; otherwise the system can't run at peak efficiency.

If the PC still isn't running to your liking, then I'd recommend shopping for a new one.

Go into video settings (control panel- display- settings) Here there should be a drop down box in it you should see you onboard and new video card switch to the new one.

If you only erased it, you can simply use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+Z, if the deletion was permanent, there is nothing you can do.

Do you the Windows user suffer Error Code 0xc0000185 on your PC or laptop. Well, this is a blue screen of a ***** error note telling me that your boot configuration info is missing (Error Code 0xc0000185) This BSOD error code issues with a note - The Boot Configuration Data for your PC is missing some required information. Causes of Error Code 0xc0000185:- 1. Suffer a cable attachment joining to your system and the hard drive. 2. Defective or missing boot files. 3. The disk drive gets damaged. 4. Wrong disk drive. Solutions of Error Code 0xc0000185:- 1: Do sure that Wire is Correctly Connected [Only for PC] 2: Automated Repair 3: Check Hard Disk for Errors 4: Repair your System to Fix Error 0xc0000185 Full Solution - Error Code 0xc0000185

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If your laptop appears to boot up and the hard disk LEDflashes, then the problem is probably a back light fault. This can be a faultyinverter or a faulty CCFL lamp. Please click on this link and follow myinstructions to identify the fault and possible fix :- http://www.fixya.com/support/r3598095-faulty_laptop_lcd_screen

hi, you mean it doesn't give you any option to adjust? (adjustments options are disabled?). have locate under power option menu? thanks