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If the hard drive is blank, then you can try to use a generic Windows XP media. If there is valuable data in your hard drive, then please don't forget to copy it to an external storage (including the drivers if exist).

The BIOS information is typically found at or near the top of the POST screen for a very short time ALR PC non / PCI =CTRL+ALT+ESC AMD advanced micro devices=BIOS = DEL Award BIOS = DEL Dtk Datatech Enterprises Co. BIOS = ESC Phoenix BIOS = CTRL+ALT+S Phoenix BIOS = CTRL+ALT+INS Restart your computer during the boot process you will see on the screen to press a certain key usually Delete or F2 to enter setup this will differ depending on which bios you have Press and hold that key during the boot up process to enter BIOS if you have changed any of the BIOS settings by mistake you can load failsafe or optimised defaultsusing the arrow keys you can after you make any changes in BIOS press Esc then press the F10 button save to cmos to restart CMOS is an on-board semiconductor chip powered by a CMOS battery inside computers that stores information such as the system time and date and the system hardware settings for your computer.. this will reset your cmos

the best solution you need to google you must put also exact number for it

suspected your mainboard is overheated, call the service center for replacement board if your laptop is still under warranty, or you need to send for the hardware repair

reset it

Depends on make an model.

Pause or stop the music player on the first page before you leave the first page..

You can download and read the manual: http://www.medion.com/gb/service/download/manual.php

If you still have a recovery partition, repeatedly press F11 after start up.

check the device drivers

Intel drivers can be found here: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/default.aspx

First, find someone who has a charger that will fit yours and try that; sometimes the wall chargers go bad or tips get bent (even though they don't look bad). Second, if that does not work, you may need to replace the power jack within (I just did that on a Dell Inspiron 1545 for a relative), part was about $10 bucks. In the case of the one I did, both parts for bent and bad so I replaced both.

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Try the other shift key, if that one works, the not working key is bad, get it repaired , cleaning the key from inside sometimes work.

please change CMOS battery

That depends on the keyboard but usually its fn + f4

The "S" simply means SO-DIMM (Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module). So once you have specified that it is SODIMM you are referring to, the 4200 and 4200S mean the same. (If however SoDIMM is not specified for a stick of RAM, the S at the end of the number would tell you that it is indeed SoDIMM for laptops/printers).

Depends on make of printer.

Dear John,Although you did not mention your laptop model, Medion laptops use a combination of the 'Fn' key with one of the function keys on the top part of your keyboard to enable/disable the touchpad, that can be F3 or F6 or F8. So, try pressing the 'Fn' key and, while keeping it pressed, press also the F3 key and release them. Check if the touchpad now works. If it does not, try the same operation with 'Fn' plus the F6 keys or 'Fn with the F8 keys.If none of these combinations works for you, maybe you will need to download and re-install the driver for your touchpad, from the Medion web site. go to www.medion.com site, select your country or region and then look for the drivers page for your laptop model. Select the driver for the touchpad offered there, download and install it in your machine.Hope this helps! Regards,Miguel L. Martins

Hi Keith, i would suggest contacting Medion as this appears to be a faulty mainboard, but you could try checking the obvious (ac adapter fuse) and the ac adapter could be faulty, can you check on other equipment, if out of warranty then you may have to take to a good local tech.