20 Most Recent Fujitsu Siemens AMILO Pro V7010 Notebook - Page 4 Questions & Answers

ih some older lap tops have a wheel on the side of the screen that enables you to adjust the screens light or darkness. please excuse me if I am stating the obvious but I am not totally familiar with this model
as for the hissing this sounds like the fan needs cleaning as it is running under speed and causing the system to slightly over heat which is why the light keeps flashing..
In reply to your question with regard to can it be fixed is it worth it. if it was mine I would take it apart and clean the fan. In your case you should take it to a small out let to get it checked over. Hope this helps

The way I lifted the keyboard was to insert a small flat blade screw driver at four points at the front of keyboard where there are metel tabs one at front of FN key and one to left of space bar then the alt to right of space bar and the downward arrow. insert screwdriver in and back towards the front and gently lift.Hope this helps

thanks

i might be wrong but i thought on the fujitsu laptops you have to remove the keyboard to get access to the ram and there wasen't a access pannel on the back.

might be wrong but i have upgradedb quite a few.

if it is on the back the clips that hold the pannels in are normally quite chunky and require a bit of persuadence :) dont be afraid to give it a tug :)

have a look on the net for dissmantling guides for your model.

hope this has helped.

mine did the same i theres a bit of plastic above the keyboard romove it carfully stick it back with a bit of celotape the plastic that held it had broke that might help

I have L7310GW - maybe it is similar.
The BIOS battery is deep inside the case and needs full strip down to reach it. I know because I have just taken one apart. Need to undo all screws on base and remove keyboard and screws under that and hinge cover screws and steel plate under keyboard and remove mother board to find it.
Good luck

On the 73 blocked icon - click on it and it will allow popups from that site.

Check Internet Explorer - Tools - Internet Options - Security settings to see if set too high.

Check Control Panel - User accounts and family safety - Setup parental controls - select the user you are logged in as and see if you can change the settings (only if you have a limited account).

The fan speed is controlled by the processor and BIOS. It is on full speed when it starts, but the processor turns it down again as soon as it starts to run.
Could be loose memory modules or the processor heatsink has come loose. Try taking off the back compartments and check everything is fitted OK.

You need to adjust you internet explorer settings. Right click on the internet explorer, select proprties, here you will find various settings that you can adjust to allow various sites. There is also a exeptions section in the advanced settings that you can allow any site to be opened no matter what.

press Fn + F2 to enable the WiFi adapter

Check you have all the correct drivers and utilities installed.

Your solution can be found here

http://forums.techarena.in/windows-update/473534.htm

There is a good possibility that the disc is corrupt. First try a different disc or test your disc in another machine. However, you can't totally rule out the hard drive yet. If the hard drive has a bad or failing sector, it will do the exact same thing. Most of the time when I run into this type of problem it's the disc. Another way you can check the disc is to copy the disc or make a disc image to the hard drive. If the disc hangs up or won't copy or make an image then the disc is corrupt. This will have to be done on a different computer with burning software, obviously.

have you gone through the manual ..........

The drivers can be downloaded from this page but you might like to use the serial number of the notebook to get right to the correct location, as the page isn't well written and was playing up when I tried to go through the product selection.

If by reset you mean soft re-set then it is the same as most pc' s CTRL+ALT+DEL. if you are looking for a external reset button that model does not have it.

If you want to restore to factory default, Caution! Personal data could be lost during restoration of the factory default settings.
Proceed as follows to restore the factory default settings:
1. Turn your machine on
or:
If the PC is already running, switch the machine off, wait for a moment and then
switch it on again.
2. During the boot process, press the F8 key at very frequent intervals, until the menu
"Advanced Boot Options" appears. Repeat this process if necessary in order to
gain access to this menu.
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3. The "Advanced Boot Options" menu will offer you the "Repair your Computer"
function. If this is not the case, use the up/down keys (􀄻􀄹) to select "Repair your
Computer" and confirm with the Enter key.
4. Once Windows has loaded a few files, "System Recovery Options" will appear.
Under "Select a language" and "Select a keyboard layout:" specify the language
and keyboard layout. As a rule, the language will be automatically recognised by
the system and is marked in grey. Click on "Next".
5. Under "User name:" enter the user name and the "Password". The user name will
also be available in the selection menu and can be called up by clicking on the
black triangle. If you have not assigned a password for the user selected, leave the
"Password" field empty. Then click on "OK".
6. In the following "System Recovery Options" menu, select the option "Fujitsu
Siemens Computers Recovery" with the sub-item "Easy backup and recovery
of your system".
7. In the next menu, select "Restore the as-delivered status" and click on "Next".
8. In the menu "Restore factory default settings", choose the option "From hard
disk (recommended)" from "Select source" and confirm with "Next".
9. The next message informs you that all data could be lost. Once you have
confirmed this message, your system is restored.
On completion of the restoration process, a confirmation message will be
displayed.
10. Select "Exit" to close the process.
11. In the following "System Recovery Options" menu, select
"Restart".
12. After the restart, you must make some adjustments. To do this, follow the onscreen
instructions.

hi friend
chk your power adpter & phower cable
its might be bed

I couldn't find a parts breakdown for that model, but 99% of all laptops will have a few screws hidden under the keyboard.

Some models, you have to take the LCD hinges off too.

Also, remove all panels from the bottom, and remove any cards, cd-roms, etc that may be in them. Basically strip the laptop down to nothing. You're bound to find a few screws you missed.

Assuming that you have a stock model AC '97 you can download them here.

http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=14&PFid=23&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false

hope that helps!

it is unlikely you will find the switch (component) to replace (unless you get another laptop for parts) and yes, you would have to solder
BUT take it apart and see if the switch is part of a module, if so you may be able to get it by calling Dell support or find it on another site. write down any part# you find if it is a module and google it.
when I say module I mean a part that plugs in

hope this helps
thanks for rating

Hi!
I already locate and remove HDD of Acer and Toshiba laptops. And in my observation, almost all laptops have their HDD located at the bottom.
To be sure of this, turn and look at the bottom of your laptop, then if you can notice a somewhat sliced plate, with around
2 1/2 inch by 3 1/2 inch size, attached with visible screws, then try to open it. And as you did, you will find the HDD there. (that is if you already seen a HDD in a market without case. Cause familiarity can confirm it to you. And sometimes it is enclosed by metal plates.