Is there a cord that plugs in back were the big opening is

could be valve needs set. if it isn't opening at the right time it wont release compression for it to start. it may be the shear key in the flywheel has sheared if you have hit something like a big rock or log or something causing it to die suddenly.

the big fat cord goes into big slot on the back of the system and the other end of the fat cord you plug it in and the smaller cord goes into the other slot and other end of that cord goes into back of t.v how i know this is because ive had a n64 for 7 yrs

Hello,
The cord you are referring to is a CAT5 network cable. The color isn't important, but they usually ship the routers with color cords to help with the installation. Typically you would have the following setup:

1. A CAT5 network cable that runs from your broadband modem TO your Belkin Wireless Router in the "Internet" port. (Port "a" in the diagram)
2. Now plug another CAT5 network cable in to the back of your computer's Network Interface Cord TO one of the remaining ports on your Belkin Wireless (Any of the port "b" in the diagram).



However, you will need to run the configuration software that come with your router.

Please let me know if I can further assist you.

Regards,
KYTechnology

Hi,

The blue cord goes from you monitor to the big blue plug on the back of your PC.
The keyboard is either plugged into a USB or the purple round plug on the back of the PC.
The mouse is plugged into a USB or the Green plug on the back and then you just need the black power cord which plugs into the big plug at the top on the back of the PC.

Hope this helped.

Thanks

Jason

It's possible the brake is on. Try pushing the brake forward then pulling it back until you hear it click. Then try cranking it again.

The black plug which is your ac adaptor goes into the big empty space in the back of the N64, it can only go in one way.

The other cord will be your A/V cord which goes into the back of the N64 either on the far left or far right, that cord also can only go in one way.

After that then you need to plug A/V cords into your TV. Just match the colors of the cords to the inputs on the back of your TV.

Just remember which video input your using on your tv so if your using video 1, video 2, video 3 etc, you know which input you have to change your TV to so you get video on the screen as well as sound.

you have a bad connection at the wall plug or on the phone cord.  Check for any loose wires or corroded terminals and clean them with an erasure.  Or as you say it a RUBBER

check first to remove the battery and plug the cord if it is working without battery...if working..means the battery problem...
try to put the battery back into laptop and check if working and not working.

try a couple things for me first--

*put your comp on a flat stable surface.
*look at your power cord. there is a big box in the middle of it. check to make sure the wires on either side of it are pushed in all the way, if it is the kind that unplugs from the box like mine are.
* open your notebook and plug the cord into the back.
* while holding the plug firmly into the back of your notebook, turn it on and try to boot up.

if this doesnt let you turn it on and boot up, you have either an internal power supply problem, battery problem or possibly a bad power cord. you would need to have someone physically check this for you.

If it does turn on. the jack in the back could be worn out, loose or what have you or the cord is possibly bad.

please let me know what happens

1. First of all, you need to shut off your computer. To do this press the power button on the front of the computer after you have shut it down from Start> Shutdown on your start menu.

2. Unplug the power cord from your computer. This is the big black/white/grey plug that plugs into the power supply on the back of your PC.

3. Unplug the rest of the wires from the back of the computer.

4. Find a sturdy flat surface on which to work on.

5. Unscrew all screws from the back of your computer except the power supply screws. You will make a mess if you unscrew the power supply screws.

6. Open your computer up by taking the side panel off, or sliding the cover off. It might be difficult but it will come off if you have taken all the screws out.