Top 20 E-Machines W3107 (RBW3107) PC Desktop - Page 4 Questions & Answers

try booting to safe mode. by using f8if that works, try a system restore to a previous date. if that does not help, then it must be a windows corruption and parallel install or repair install will be needed, it can also be fixed by manual troubleshooting and repairing the files.

it depends if it a pc or laptop you can HBCD 15 OR HIGHER TO CLEAR THE PASSWORD. IF IT IS A CMOS PASSWORD YOU CAN TRY TO CLEAR IT BY TAKING OUT THE CMOS BATTERY AFTER YOU UNPLUG THE COMPUTER OR BY USING THE JUMPER TO CLEAR IT (SOME, BUT NOT ALL). How to Clear Your Computers CMOS to Reset BIOS Settings How to Reset Your Forgotten Windows Password the Easy Way http://www.wikihow.com/Delete-Someone's-Windows-Password

"Stumble" is not an appropiate computer term. I don't understand what do tyou mean by getting or not a picture when you stumble

Hi, Can you post any other details about the device you are using, the operating system, that sort of thing? Was there any other error message on the display? I post on behalf of HP.

Sounds like there was a surge when you plugged in the charger, and it fried the system. Chances are the data is recoverable if you remove the hard drive and install it in a different computer, but to me it sounds like that machine is dead.

The beeping sound is the POST, pre-operating system test trying to tell you what is wrong. Unfortunately there is no manual available for this motherboard. The chipset has a manual, but not a list of the POST beeps. here. http://www.go-gddq.com/down/2011-08/11082014121091.pdf You can contact gateway support here. Contact Support

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Probably all it needs is the proper driver. You should have gotten several disks with the laptop containing OS, drivers, etc. If not, go to the Acer's site and download the proper drivers and install them. They will have installation instructions posted or for download. Unfortunately, I can't tell you who manufactured the webcam in your PC. Should be available on Acer's website. I do find it odd that Win 7 doesn't have the drivers already installed tho. Most major webcams are covered, especially if you bought the laptop with Win 7 installed. Can also try going to device manager and uninstalling the webcam, then reboot. Windows will reinstall the webcam. Try updating the driver from device manager also.

Take it back and get a refund or password from the supplier as "it is not fit for purpose".

Sounds like it's overheating. A lot of times the processor's thermal paste has been burned up or the fan isn't spinning. Computers have built-in temperature gauges that will act as kill-switches in the event of the temperature heating up too much.

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1. blow into the intake vents with canned-air 2. obtain a 'cooling-pad' for a laptop your size example of a mat-style cooling pad Xcellon ChillPad Laptop Cooling Mat Gray Black example of a fan-style cooling pad Generic Mini Fan USB Cooler Cooling Pad 2 Fans For Laptop Notebook PC...

Yes, you need to allocate a IP address to the printer within the range that the wireless Lan uses.

This is to be done in this order turn on your computer press F8 repeatedly til you get something like this press up arrow, you want to select safemode with command prompt and press enter does it get this far? if so your ready for the next step. login to the administrator account if you can then wait for things to load (do these in this order and let them run and restart back into safemode command prompt if needed) chkdsk /f/v/r/i/c/b then sfc /scannow if it will let you

Almost every laptop will accumulate a big wad of fuzzballs and lintballs that get packed in front of the internal cooling fins for the processor and chipset. This results in overheating and random shutdowns, as is your problem. Ease of cleaning this out, without disassembly, depends on the design of the laptop's cooling fans and air ducts. I have kept an 8 yr old Toshiba laptop clean inside and running good by using a shop vac wo work 2 ways. I use the vac's exhaust to blow air INTO the slots where the air typically exit's from the laptop.... and use the suction end of the shop vac on the fan openings of the laptop. You don't want to blow into the fan openings, as this only forces the debris and fuzzball deeper into the cooling fins. You want to force air the *opposite* way of the laptop's normal airflow, to dislodge the fuzzball. After vacuum & blowing, the lintball should end up visible by the fan intake openings. You may have to pop the fan screens out if the lintball is too large to come out any other way.

that is usually the DRAM auto-size error. Did you just install new RAM modules that were larger than before ? If so, you may have exceeded the 'per-slot' Motherboard Maximum for a RAM module.

Some monitors come with speakers if your new one didn't then you would have to use external speakers and hook it up to your audio jack which is green and located on the back of your computer.

Just make a note of where the cables go and remove the unit. any computer shop will have a replacement, take the old unit with you so they can match it.

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Right click on the favorite you want to remove and then left click on remove,