Computer problem my computer shows a black sreen rufuse to open at all it stack on windows xp logo and goes back to the black screen. iam using windows xp professional service 2.its notebook N610C EVO COMPAQ

Apparently your Acer cannot find the operating system. As soon as the Acer logo comes up, there should appear in one of the bottom corners "F" & a number should appear. Immediately start pressing that F number (top row of keyboard). This should take you to a boot screen. Scroll down to boot sequence. Hit enter. Make sure boot-up sequence is CD or floppy drive first, second should be HDD, then escape. Restart computer. Should then boot off CD drive. I am assuming you have an operating system (XP, windows, etc.). Let me know if this doesn't work.

Turn the computer on, and leave it for 10 minutes.Once the 10 minutes goes by, press the caps lock key several times and see if the caps lock light goes off and on. If the light goes off and on, the computer is likely working, just no display is making it to the monitor.If this is the case, the problem could be your monitor, your cable, or your video card. Try another monitor. Try another cable. If none of that works, it has to be the video card or the motherboard.

If the caps lock key does NOT go one and off, then your computer is not booting at all, and it could be the motherboard, the power supply, memory gone bad, or some other hardware failure.

Immediately after seeing the Dell logo, keep tapping the 'F8' key,
until you see a "menu" (white text over a black background)
giving "startup" options for Windows XP.

Select "Safe Mode" and see if you can start in that mode.
Then, use "System Restore" to go "back" in time, to the most-recent checkpoint (date/time) where your computer _DID_ work.

Restore to that point, and restart.

my acer aspire 9300-5349 orbi cam show black screen, how can i fix it..

Try pressing the F8 key at the startup (after power-on and before the logo comes up).
Choose "Fail-safe" mode using the arrow keys on your keyboard and press enter twice.

When windows is in failsafe mode there is a number of ways you can fix the problem.

Try this:
Open "My computer", right-click on your harddrive and choose "properties"
From there scan the drive for errors (mark the 2repair automatically") and fix them.
Reboot the pc...

Good luck

you to first put everthing back into your computer then make sure the hard drive is still working by checking your hard drive light see if it is light up or not go into the bios and make sure the computer is set to boot up for your cd rom first and second the hard drive now if you have windows xp home full you will be able to put windows xp full back on the computer if you have upgrade you will need windows 98 se to use for some of the files that the upgrade doesn't have once you do this it should be able to reinstall windows xp and if that doesn't work put windows 98se in the computer and then use the windows xp upgarde to put windows xp back on the computer if none if this work get back to me with more info and I will try to help you get back on track

thank you and good luck

Sometimes the function keys get depressed by accident and it takes away your display. Press the FN+F5 and FN+F6 three times each and see if your display comes back on.

Hi,
this is telling you that a Scan/checkdisk program is running.
to get rid of this, run scandisk within windows, also go to Start/all programs/startup and remove from the startup if applicable.
to bypass on boot-up, simply press enter beefore the program Starts to run.

Mike @ compurepair.

Your description of the symptom shows that your operating system installation has been corrupted. Fastest and easiest way to resolve the Issue using the "Recovery and application disk" (it comes with laptop) to perform full system recovery. I would like to remind you full system recovery will erase everything saved on Hard drive. You can check possible option on http://support.toshiba.com

If you dont have recovery and application disk you get one. You can call Toshiba @ 1-800-457-7777

Please post if you need further assitance

Good Luck

If a monitor shows a normal screen at startup but goes bad after the Windows logo disappears, your Windows video setting is probably not compatible with the monitor. You can start Windows in safe mode to select a compatible resolution for your monitor.