Right and left click aren't working - GE Optical Mini Mouse ho98094

Hi sir, you may do a soft restart by pressing the power button and sliding to the right to turn off. You may also try restoring in itunes. Just plug ipod into pc, open itunes then click restore.

if your bulbs are fine check connections at base of steering column it would be unusual for the switch to be bad this is a multifubction switch it controls not only turns but wipers bright dim controls washers ect if it is bad you'll need to disarm the air bag remove steering wheel remove access panel under steering wheel remove possibly remove pressure plate under the steering wheel if torq bolts aren't visible there will be three unbolt harness at block connector it bolts together remove two flat connectors for block connector rought wires through column then repeat process on reassembly

B-cox of the bulb connecter..it maybe loose..hope u got ur answer

Is this the problem you're referring to bonescitgo1?

http://www1.fixya.com/support/t10679772-loaded_new_set_windows_friends

If so, yes, when Windows is reloaded sometimes drivers are lost. (They aren't actually lost. The address to them is)

Dell Support > Dimension 2200 Desktop PC > Downloads,

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&ServiceTag=&SystemID=DIM_PNT_CEL_2200&os=WW1&osl=en&catid=&impid=

Page comes up automatically to Windows XP operating system. (You installed WinXP Pro)

On this page scroll down to the heading - Network (17) and left-click on the blue down arrow to the left.

There are two drivers listed for an Ethernet adapter;

1) GVC - Driver - Ethernet 10/100 PCI Adapter

2) Intel - Driver - PRO 100/M Ethernet Adapter

To know which Ethernet adapter is in the computer go to Device Manager.

A) Left-click on Start
B) Right-click on My Computer
C) Left-click on Properties at the bottom of the list.
D) Left-click on the Hardware tab
E) Left-click on Device Manager

When Device Manager loads left-click on the + sign to the left of -
Network Adapters
Look at the manufacturer name. It should be either GVC or Intel.

Close all windows, (Device Manager and System Properties), go back to the desktop screen.
Now go on the internet, and to the link above.

Left-click on Download in the blue oblong circle, to the right of the appropriate driver file, GVC or Intel.

The Download Options window will come up.
USE the bottom option; Download via your Internet Browser.

Left-click on Download in the blue oblong circle, at the bottom left.

A small window will come up on the right; Opening R35845.EXE
Left-click on Save File.

Another small window will come up on the left.
In the wording at the top of this window, tells you where the file will download to.
Suggest you write it down.

It may have Desktop, or My Documents, or Downloads, in the wording. (Windows XP)

1) Desktop: The file will be on your desktop screen.

2) My Documents: Left-click on Start, then on My Documents

3) Downloads: Left-click on Start, then on My Documents. DOUBLE-click on Downloads.


When you see the file DOUBLE-click right on it. The Installation Wizard will come up.
At the bottom of the first small window left-click on Next.
Same with the second small window.
Left-click on Finish on the third small window.

[ DO NOT change any settings in the second window. Windows knows the proper place to put this driver file ]

After the Installation Wizard is finished, close all windows, go back to your desktop screen, and restart the computer.

When Windows loads all the way, you should get a pop-up out of the system tray at the bottom of your desktop screen,
"Found new hardware", and perhaps another one will follow, "Found XXXXX Ethernet adapter"
(XXXXX = the manufacturer name of the Ethernet adapter)

For additional questions please post in a Comment.

Regards,
joecoolvette

(Hope things start looking up for your friend)

If you are running Windows 7 Starter, you cannot change the desktop background as easily. There is a software utility to do this, available here:http://www.askvg.com/download-simple-patch-to-enable-aero-glass-and-all-other-personalization-features-in-windows-7-home-basic-and-starter-edition/

Follow those instructions, and you'll be able to change your desktop wallpaper the normal way.
If you aren't using Windows 7 Starter, or you used the patch that I linked you to, then right click on your Desktop, and then click on Personalize.

Hello, bevybuns5!

First thing, make sure your WLAN card is turned on, however, without knowing your specific laptop model, I can't help locate it for you. After that, check your router's wireless security code, and assure that you're entering it correctly. Then, if you still aren't able to connect, try manually unplugging the ethernet cable from your PC, then plug the Ethernet cable into the laptop. If you get a signal, skip to the third paragraph, if not then read the next paragraph.

If you aren't getting a physical connection, it could indicate that there is something wrong with some type of software, or operating system settings that aren't allowing you to connect to the internet (leave the network cable plugged in for troubleshooting). Try checking firewall settings (windows firewall is infamous for blocking almost all connections at will). Then, if you're using windows xp, go to the start menu, open the run command, and type "CMD" without quotes (if you're using Vista or Win7, then just type CMD in the search box at the start menu. When the command prompt screen appears, enter this text without quotes "ipconfig /all". If you have an IP address, subnet gateway, and IPv4 configuration, then you're ready for the next step (if not, let me know in a comment, and I'll leave the instructions for that solution). If you're using xp, then right click computer, click properties, go to the hardware tab, then click "Device Manager" (for Vista/Win7, just type Device Manager in the start menu search box). Scroll down (if you have to) to Network, click on it, find your physical network card, right click and uninstall it (don't worry, this won't hurt anything). Wait for a few moments, then right click anywhere in the Device Manager window, then select "scan for new hardware". This will find the NIC you just uninstalled, and reinstall it (with original drivers, unless you've upgraded your Operating System, then you'll have to get the drivers from the manufacturers website via your desktop). Reboot the laptop, and try connecting with the LAN cable again. If this solution doesn't work, leave me a comment describing what you've done, and any error messages that have come up.

If you recieve a signal from the LAN cable, and still cannot connect via the wireless card, then back into device manager we go! For xp users, go to the Start Menu > right click Computer > click Properties > go to the Hardware tab > then click Device Manager. For Vista/Win7 users, open the Start Menu, then type Device Manager. Scroll down and find your wireless card, and if you've tried the solution in the second paragraph, you know what we're gonna do. Right click it, Uninstall the wireless card, wait for a few moments, then right-click anywhere in the Device Manager screen, and select Scan for New Hardware. Reboot the system, and you should be working!

Does any sound at all come out of your speakers?

1. Go to Start > Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices
2. Under the volume tab, turn your "Device Volume" bar up
3. Also, click on "Speaker Volume" at the bottom and adjust both left and right speaker bars up

Either your number pad is aged or the software of the phone needs to be re-flashed.

You do not have a separate fuse for each side, if the left side works, replace the bulb in the right side that isn't working.

Click 'Start' -> Right-click 'Computer'-> Select 'Properties'

On the left of this window select 'Device Manager'

If the drivers aren't installed then you should see something with a yellow exclamation point. Right-click it and select 'Update driver software'.

Now choose to 'search automatically....' and it should find the drivers you need.