Bottom door drags on the bottom right corner. how to ajust to even the door out to shut properly?

adjust hinge remove hinge cap loosen screws lift up door and retighten screws cheers

Depending on your version of Windows (XP/Vista/7, that is, assuming you are using Windows) the steps vary.

XP:

1. Right click your desktop, click "Properties"
2. Click the "Settings" tab.
3. Drag the slider bar to the desired settings.

Vista/7:

1. Right click your desktop, click "Personalize"
2. Click "Display" in the bottom left corner of the window.
3. Click "Adjust resolution" in the top left corner of the window.

I hope this helps!

Check that the front door magnets are still attached to the door. They can come out of their holders and this will cause the front door not to close properly. They are easy to snap back in. Squeeze the sides,then put it back in it's holder. There are 2 magnets. One on the upper corner and one on the lower corner. You must reset the power to clear this error. Also check that the door closes properly by holding the top right side shut. I have had to bend the door switch bracket out to make proper contact. Check that the cover of the duplex tray is all the way on,too. If it is loose on the lower right corner it can interfere with the front door. After checking these items,reset the power to clear code.

Hi!
1. If it is visible, single left click on the 'Show hidden icons' button, which is usually located near the bottom right hand corner of the screen. 2. Single left click on the 'Volume' icon, which looks like a gray speaker.
3. Single left click and hold down on the slider in the 'Volume' dialog box. As you are holding down on the left mouse button, drag the slider up to raise the volume or drag the slider down to lower the volume. When you let go of the left mouse button, you should hear a tone to give you an example of how loud the volume is now set. 4. Single left click on the on the blue 'Taskbar' to make the 'Volume' dialog box disappear.
Hope this helps. :)

you must ajust side tracks on either side.they have ajustable both.loose and tighting to right ajustment to you get it right.

Make sure the CPU and the CPU heat sink are both properly seated - otherwise the "desktop" CPU overheats almost instantly and shuts down the computer. At the bottom of your 1905, the CPU heat sink is located underneath the smallest door and held in by 4 small screws at the corners.

That ought to do it.

right click on the start bar and make sure the 'Lock the Taskbar' option is not ticked (click on it if it is) . Afer that just drag the bar that aperars near the icons to the right:).

sometimes these dooors tend to sag, the hinges cant take as much as the manufacturer claimes,
you can loosen the top hing screws,,,
JUST LOOSEN DO NOT REMOVE
with the upper hing loose you should be able to left the door slightly on the corner it drags, ther ewont be much room but you should get enough play to allow the door to close properly
once lifted tighten in place
might need a hand

Yes, there is a way to shut down without touchpad. Look to see if you have a key on bottom left corner of keypad that looks like a little MS Windows icon (kinda like a 4-piece "crooked flag"). If you do, you are in luck. Press that key ONCE and let go and the start menu will "expand" and show you programs, settings and SHUT DOWN. Now just hit the UP arrow key (on bottom right side of keyboard) and the menu moves up one notch, to SHUT DOWN. No press ENTER and the shut down menu appears Move the arrow key again, until it says "SHUT DOWN and press ENTER again. That is it.

If you have no windows key (many laptops don't) then try pressing ALT and F keys. Sometimes this works. If it does raise the menu, then 5the instructions are the same thereafter (arrows and enter).

Another way to shut down is press CTR ALT and DEL (DELETE) together, all three keys simultaneously (but only ONE time). Then wait a second. This brings up a process window that has tabs for shut down (arrows and enter will work there too).

Now, when you restart, look for an icon in bottom right hand corner for "synaptics touch pad". or some other brand touch pad. There you can change your touchpad settings back to "tapping" for mouse clicking. You can also allow "click and drag" but I think that is dangerous, since you can accidentally "bury" files and folders.

Hit the solved/Fix Ya key on the way out. :)