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If the notebook doesn't have a PS/2 port then you would have to use a USB mice, or purchase a PS/2 to USB converter so you can use your old mouse on this notebook

plz try by reinstalling the ethernet driver, if the problem is not solved then check with a working lan cable.if your ethernet card is working with another lan cable then your ethernet card is faulty other wise your cable is faulty.

You get many emails, especially if you run a business on the web. All of these emails are important because they are from your customers, friends or family. The ones from customers are even more important since they are usually orders for your products or questions about your business. Validate the email address before processing the order to make sure you can reach your customer. Validate the email address by sending an email to the person who provided the email to you. If it bounces back to you, the email is not valid. Reach your customer through other contact information. Select the email address you want to validate at online validation site such as Broadband-help. Type in the email address or copy and paste it in the box on the page. Enter the validation code found on the page and click "Submit." Check results for the email address you entered in the "Results" box. You'll see a green arrow and the words "Valid email" for any valid email address. See the result for a non valid email as a red "X" in the results box. It will also say the words "Not valid email." Choose to validate a free email address at Ranks to find out if a free email address is valid. Enter the email address in the box and click on "Check." View results on the next page. Email Addresses Checker http://www.broadband-help.com/tools/email-check

Copy-protected DVDs prohibit people from copying them, which is piracy. Copying a DVD to sell or even to give away is illegal. You can play copy-protected DVDs in a standalone DVD player or in your computer's DVD drive, as long as your computer's software is up to date. These DVDs will play the same as DVDs that are not copy protected Press the "Eject" button on your DVD player to open the DVD tray. Set the DVD into the tray, and push the "Eject" button to close the tray. Press the "Play" button on your DVD player, and the DVD will play. b> On a DVD Drive on a Computer Press the "Eject" button on your DVD drive to eject the DVD tray. Set the DVD into the DVD drive, and push the tray in to close it. Click the "Start" tab on your computer's home screen to open the "Start" menu. Click on "My Computer" to open it. Click on the DVD drive to open the DVD. Click on "Autoplay" to play the DVD.

No it only has a CD read write and a DVD Rom player READ ONLY.

Could be a DVD codec issue. Try downloading VLC from here


http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html

It seems you don't have any codecs... The problem is not in windows media player. Just install a codec pack like http://www.free-codecs.com/download/codec_pack_all_in_1.htm Hope to solve your problem.

Assuming you have iTunes installed....

Connect iPod, when iTunes opens, you can go to File ---> Add File to Library (or press Ctrl+O), find the music file on your harddrive, highlight, and click ok. You can then manage the id3 tags (Genre, Artist, etc) by right-clicking on the song, and selecting "Get Info"

Hope this helps!

-- RT

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I had the same problem. While rebooting the laptop the screen would be on for a few seconds after it finished rebooting then the display would go black. If you looked very carefully at the screen you could see the image was there but there was no light behind the screen to make the image visible. I removed the black plastic display bezel cover that goes around the edge of the display screen to check out the lights and wiring. I found a small magnet that belongs inside the display bezel had fallen out of it's slot in the plastic bezel and was stuck to the inverter pcb (printed cicuit board). To fix this problem I secured the magnet into it's slot inside the display bezel with a bit of glue. After fixing the problem and putting the display bezel back together the laptop worked normally. This magnet is how the laptop knows the lid is closed. When the laptop is closed the magnet is moved closer to a magnetic switch on the inverter pcb and activates the switch. The laptop thinks it is closed and shuts off the lights behind the display screen. When the magnet fell out of it's slot and stuck to the inverter it activated the magnetic switch all the time whether the laptop was open or closed. This caused the laptop to think it was closed and shut off the lights behind the dispaly screen as soon as the reboot finished.

format data coded not supported
convert it through a converter software . eg,XVID TO VOB.EXE or MPEG it will work

You probably need to update or inatall a driver for your sound card. If your Compaq came with the Creative Sound Blaster you can get the driver from www compaq.com or from Creative.com If not you have to find the model number for your sound card

Windows 7 is an beta version. you cant find drivers for that beta version yet

Good luck to you

Nic

Hello Dear, with this model only AMD Processors are compatible please check this https://www.support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01861126 in Processor upgrade information

The first solution is download Quicktime in Apple official website. And the second one is just get this video converter to convert your video to MP4 or WMV format and play with Windows Media Player.

antimalware doctor is a fake antivirus program.
try following these instructions located... http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-antimalware-doctor

Automated Removal Instructions for Antimalware Doctor using Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware:

it seems like you do not have the drivers. use windows update to update all drivers automatically

what Linuxnon stated, of 100s.why post lacking such key facts.NO PC sated, just a nebuluas complaq.no OS stated, just linux somethingwhy not ask on YOUR linux forum.try Ubuntu? yet?best is to match PC old to Linux old.but be impossible for me to guess what PC you own.

That sounds like your hard drive may be dead...

On that model,there are a few things that can cause your problem.None are simple and the most common is the GPU (video chip) has lost contact due to over heating. The cost of repairing it, if you could find someone willing ,Would be way more than one that old is worth.

http://pdfstream.manualsonline.com/8/8813d0b1-79a8-4449-b95d-63f22688800c.pdf This is the entire manual of the monitor.