Computer Hardware Whenever I start computer, it does not allow me to press the button on the CPU, it get started automatically, so please provide me some solution..

Insert the memory card into the camera to format it if you are receiving error messages such as "Card Error" or "Card Not Initialized." Press the "Menu/OK" button then press the left/right directional button to select the "SET" option. Press the up or down direction button then press "Set Up" and press the "Menu/OK" to access the setup screen.
Press the down directional button to select "Option 1" and scroll down to the "Format" option. Press the right directional button to select the format option. Press the "Menu/OK" button to start the format process.
Move away from the target or brighten the lights if the auto focus does not work. Rotate the scenery mode dial at the top of the camera to the "Auto" mode. Press the "Flash" button to enable the flash mode to provide additional lighting if necessary.Manually set up the Fuji E500 camera with your computer if the computer does not automatically detect it. Connect the camera to the computer using the supplied USB cable and power on the camera. Click the "Start" button then click on the "Computer" option and select the FinePix Icon. Choose next on the download wizard to start the download process.

2 Press the down directional button to select "Option 1" and scroll down to the "Format" option. Press the right directional button to select the format option. Press the "Menu/OK" button to start the format process.

3 Move away from the target or brighten the lights if the auto focus does not work. Rotate the scenery mode dial at the top of the camera to the "Auto" mode. Press the "Flash" button to enable the flash mode to provide additional lighting if necessary.

4 Manually set up the Fuji E500 camera with your computer if the computer does not automatically detect it. Connect the camera to the computer using the supplied USB cable and power on the camera. Click the "Start" button then click on the "Computer" option and select the FinePix Icon. Choose next on the download wizard to start the download process.

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2 Press the down directional button to select "Option 1" and scroll down to the "Format" option. Press the right directional button to select the format option. Press the "Menu/OK" button to start the format process.

3 Move away from the target or brighten the lights if the auto focus does not work. Rotate the scenery mode dial at the top of the camera to the "Auto" mode. Press the "Flash" button to enable the flash mode to provide additional lighting if necessary.

4 Manually set up the Fuji E500 camera with your computer if the computer does not automatically detect it. Connect the camera to the computer using the supplied USB cable and power on the camera. Click the "Start" button then click on the "Computer" option and select the FinePix Icon. Choose next on the download wizard to start the download process.

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Using the Recovery Manager
The recovery manager helps you recover your factory shipped computer programs and drivers should you experience a computer failure or instability. The recovery manager can be accessed by either of the following:

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Click Start and start typing recovery in the search field. Select Recovery Manager from the list provided.
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Recovery Manager is also accessible by pressing F11 during boot and allows users to recover the factory preinstalled image.

The recover manager allows you to perform the following by selecting the Yes button and then the Next button on the appropriate screen:

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Software program re-installation:
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If you select Yes and Next , you will see a software re-installation screen that helps you reinstall software that was included with your computer. Select Next and you will be provided a list of programs and be asked to choose which program you wish to reinstall. Follow the onscreen instructions.
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If you select No and Next , you will be asked if you want the following:
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Hardware driver re-installation:
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If you select Yes and Next , you will see a hardware driver re-installer screen that helps you reinstall hardware drivers that were shipped with your computer. Select Next and you will be provided a list of drivers and be asked to choose which driver you wish to reinstall. Follow the onscreen instructions.
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If you select No and Next , you will be asked if you want the following:
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Microsoft system restore:
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If you select Yes and Next , the Microsoft System Restore requires you to leave the Recovery Manager and by selecting Next , you will be forwarded to the Windows System Restore program. Follow the onscreen instructions.
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If you select No and Next , you will be asked if you want the following:
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Recover your computer to its original factory condition:
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If you select Yes and Next , your computer will automatically start the shutdown procedure and reopen in the System Restore program. Be sure you want to completely restore your computer to its initial factory settings before proceeding. Otherwise select cancel.
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If you select No and Next , you will be provided information for contacting HP Support. Clicking Finish will close the program.

The VAIO Hardware Diagnostics utility can be used to perform various tests to ensure the computer is working properly and diagnose hardware issues when they occur. Follow this procedure to perform a Quick Test or Individual tests using this utility.

1. Close all open programs. NOTE: If the VAIO Recovery Center application is already open, proceed with step 3.
   
2. Open the VAIO Recovery Center application. NOTES:
   
   • If the VAIO Hardware Diagnostics window is already open, proceed with step 4.
   • The VAIO Recovery Center software can be accessed from the Start menu. Click the Start button, click the VAIO Recovery Center folder and then click VAIO Recovery Center .
   • If you cannot start the operating system, the VAIO Recovery Center software can be accessed by pressing the F10 key at the BIOS screen, but all the hardware component tests may not be available.
   • You also can access the VAIO Recovery Center software by booting the computer using the Recovery Discs. Insert Recovery Disc #1 and then restart the computer.
3. In the VAIO Recovery Center window, under Choose a program , click VAIO Hardware Diagnostics .
4. In the VAIO Hardware Diagnostics , click the Start button.
5. On the Quick Test tab, click the Run Test button. NOTES:
   
   • To perform any of the individual tests available within the VAIO Hardware Diagnostics utility, click the Individual Test tab.
   • The Individual Test tab is only available when the VAIO Recovery Center is started from within the operating system.
   • Tests can be run on the following components: CPU, Memory, Video, Hard Disk Drive, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, Network Adapter, USB, CF/PC Card, and Memory Stick.
   • The CPU, Memory, and Hard Disk Drive tests are performed during the Quick Test. The Video and CF/PC Card tests are also performed as part of the Quick Test when the VAIO Recovery Center is started from the desktop.

Hi,

Restart your computer. Immediately after the screen goes blank for the first time, press the F8 key repeatedly. The Windows Advanced Options menu appears. If the menu does not appear, restart your computer and try again. Use the cursor keys on your keyboard (your mouse will not work) to select Last Known Good Configuration, and then press ENTER. Windows XP attempts to start.

If you recently installed new hardware, shut down your computer and disconnect the hardware. Then, restart Windows XP and troubleshoot your hardware to get it working properly.

Restart your computer and press F8 again. This time, choose Safe Mode and press ENTER. Windows XP attempts to start in Safe Mode, which does not automatically start programs and hardware, and displays very primitive graphics. If Windows XP starts successfully in Safe Mode, you can remove any programs or updates you have recently installed. Then, restart your computer normally.


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Try going into the BIOS and restore factory defaults, reboot and see if the message is still there.

I believe you will need microsoft's assistance in this matter.

Dear Sir,
Please port details questions to help us to serve you better. The answer which I'll be providing you is based on assumption on the little data you have provided.
Press F1 during startup,in BIOS settings check whether the New processor you have installed in shown or not. I think you also need to upgraded you BIOS. Go to your motherboard manufacturer's site and there you can find the software for upgrading BIOS.
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Please provide some more details...
Is power supply comes both monitor and CPU
Is *********** Bord light is on or not
When you press power button bios screen comes or not

Please provide the above questions answer this will help us to catch your problem...

it sounds as though your cmos chip is damaged; if you are unable to get as far as the bios when pressing F2 or Del on boot up, then you may need to replace the motherboard. Also reseat your memory as that is another cause and check the Cr2032 cmos disc shaped battery as this may be flat and the original cause of constant reboot cycle. Lastly this also happens if you have changed any hardwre in your pc as windows will not boot if there have been major changes to hardware and windows will have to be repaired using your XPcdrom.