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Somewhere on the computer is the access code to re-install and activate XP from Microsoft, if it was still available. But it's not. Do you really want to buy XP again? Or pay for newer software on an 11 y/o PC? Recommend you put that money into upgrade. New or used.

There are about three things that might have happened. They're all mentioned at the following link: https://neosmart.net/wiki/hal-dll-missing-corrupt/ Any Windows CD of the exact same Windows version can be used if you decide to try that route. You're really just looking to repair Boot.ini or hal.dll

Contact your service provider for the pin.

1. Open the Google Play Store app .
2. Touch the Menu icon > Settings > Content filtering.
3. Choose your filters > OK.
   • After changing your settings, you'll be asked to create and enter a PIN to help prevent unwanted changes to your filter settings.

You will need to know the PIN number to remove the filtering.

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I had the same problem didn't have a restore disk but you should have one that came with the system I restore mind with out the disk --( just type this in) how to restore pc are laptop to factory setting page will open follow instruction and once done you will be good to go let me no how you came out good luck

CMOS settings could be set at fault so go check bios settings by tapping f8 or del or F2 .choose either cd or hd 0 as first start up or reset to default then press f10 to save and restart.if it still causes problems it could be boot sector of hard drive or a loose cable .its down to some detective work.if it's not a hardware issue I.e. Corrupt bad sectored drive , faulty cables ...then it has to be software issues. Sometimes if you leave memory card in a slot or you may have left a disc in one of your drives.this can sometimes be the cause if none of the above then something is corrupting startup which means boot sector root kit problems

The following lines in your USB controller discriptions, means that you have ISB 2.0: "Intel(R) 8280 1DB/DBM USB 2.0 Enhanced Host Controller - 24CD" -- Click on Link to Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com Basically its already usb 2.0 and you don't need to upgrade it anymore Hope I was able to help you thanks

its best to take out lower ram and replace with 1gb ram,and always buy in pairs.

plug a device into it and see, eg a flash memory stick. If it doesn't work try different usb socket 20.December.2014 ps there be a number of reasons why your usb port doesn't seem to be working If it doesn't. Some are software related

It could be a defective or dirty video card. But in the some cases, where built-in graphics is used (no video card, built-in to motherboard) it is the memory (RAM) that is causing the problem. Try removing your video card (if you have any) or memory from the board. Video card removal instructions: http://bit.ly/1m0jwb3 Memory removal instructions: http://bit.ly/1s5svYr Clean the pins (gold contacts) with a rubber pencil eraser. Install the memory or the video card back to the board & power-on. If this doesn't work, replace the defective unit. You may also try cleaning the internals of the computer using a non-static brush & a can of compressed air.

when the computer boots up use either F2 , F4 , F6, or F8 sometimes you need to press both F4 and F6 together and once in the boot menu enable the options under boot menu and restart the pc

Nvidia have 3d campatible ones, also if you cant use your screen saver that most likely means you cant use windows aero, so you might just need the graphics driver.

Windows operating systems support a variety of boot options on the Windows Advanced Options Menu that allow you boot your computer based on your need. They support boot options such as Safe Mode, which is generally best for troubleshooting and virus removals; or the Safe Mode with Networking, which allows to use an Internet connection while troubleshooting system problems. Within seconds, you can access the boot menu and select the option that works well for the task you want to accomplish. Shut down all currently running programs and restart your computer. Press "F8" repeatedly before the Windows icon shows up on your screen. This will bring you to the "Windows Advance Options Menu." Scroll down and select the boot option you want. Press "Enter."You can select from "Safe Mode" "Safe Mode with Networking" or your regular booting option. Choose the boot option based on your need. For troubleshooting, it is advisable to select "Safe Mode" because only a certain amount of drivers and resources run allowing you to resolve issues

Start menu / type cmd in search box / right-click cmd from search results and Run as administrator when cmd box shows up type the following command then press enter sfc /scannow After it completes... Restart your system. If this does not work do a restore system If this does

Which operating system ??? If you are trying to recover a key of an already installed program on your computer there are freeware keyfinders on the internet http://download.cnet.com/%7Bvalue=http://www.download.com/magical-jelly-bean-keyfinder/3000-18487_4-10079600.html The Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder is a freeware utility that retrieves your Product Key (cd key) used to install windows from your registry. It has the options to copy the key to clipboard, save it to a text file, or print it for safekeeping. Serial keys Location Lift up your computer and look for a tag. The tag will probably be located on the side of the computer, or on the bottom of the unit for a laptop. The service tag is generally a large black and white tag and it will say "Service Tag Number." Do not confuse this tag with the Windows tag, which may be located in the same area on the computer. or Restore My Product Key Product key glitches can occur as a result of operating system file changes and random errors, leaving you with constant re-registration reminders even where you have already entered a valid key for a particular product. The quickest fix is to restore your computer using the System Restore feature, which will take your computer's settings back in time to a point before the product key problem first occurred. Open "Start," click "All Programs," open "Accessories," and click the "System Tools" folder. Click on "System Restore" and select the option to "Restore my computer." Click on a restore point from before the product key error first appeared. Press "Next" to begin the automated restore. or Get a New Product Key Having the product key of a software application is essential when installing and activating the software on your computer. Product keys may also be called CD keys, serial numbers or activation codes. If, for some reason, you lose the product key, or it stops functioning, you must get a new product key from the creator of the software. Most software companies work with their customers in resolving product-key issues. For example, Microsoft advises its customers to contact Microsoft Support Services in the event that a product key becomes lost or damaged. Go to the website for the software company. Look for a heading such as "Contact Us," "Customer Service" or "Support." Get the contact information for the company, such as an email address or telephone number. Some companies require that you contact them through a web-based form on the website. Contact the company by phone or email explaining that you have lost your product key or that it is no longer working. Include as much information as you can to help them verify that you are an authentic customer. Include copies of receipts you received (email or physical copies). If you have original packaging from the product, include any relevant bar-code or version numbers. Refer to the name and email address that you used to register the product.

You will have to open up your network connections Click start control panel network connections this may vary depending on your operating system look for local area connection if you see a red x or a yellow exclamation or question mark ! ? you will need to update or install the driver or it could be firewalled. Make sure your antivirus program is not blocking the internet connection. If you are trying to connect through a modem/router you it should have come with a disk then you might have to connect the usb lead to your modem to get a connection then Click start control panel administration tools computer management device manager scroll to network adapters should see a yellow question ? exclamation mark ! or a red X right click install drivers. The driver might be on the disc supplied by your ISP internet service provider or the motherboard disc You only need to check the BIOS if you cant install the driver. Make sure you Ethernet/internet is enabled in bios restart your computer during the boot up process you will see on your screen a certain key to press to enter set up (BIOS) press and hold that key to enter bios using arrow keys navigate to integrated peripherals look for SiS On Chip Pci Device press enter scroll to SiS 10/100m press enter make sure its "Enabled"ima Click start type cmd press enter you will be in DOS mode type in ipconfig press enter you will see all of your internet connection details type in your default gateway adress into your internet search should read something like 10.0.0.138 or you could download one http://download.cnet.com/2000-20_4.html on the homepage you will see a search bar type in the ethernet controller freeware you want/need Realtek RTL8168/8111 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC http://download.cnet.com/realtek-rtl8168-8111-pci/3000-2112_4-99235.html http://download.cnet.com/network-drivers/3150-2112_4-0-1-4.html

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The scrolling feature on a laptop touchpad can take some getting used to, which causes some users to disable the feature. Whether scrolling was intentionally turned off or never enabled on the laptop, it can easily be turned on from the "Mouse Properties" menu. Click "Start" (or the Windows logo button in Vista and Windows 7) and select "Control Panel." Select "Classic View" in Vista if not already displayed. Double click "Mouse." You may also access "Mouse Properties" in Vista and Windows 7 by clicking the Windows logo and typing "Mouse" in the search box. Press "Enter," then click "Mouse" when the search is finished. Select the "Hardware" tab. Select the touchpad and click "Properties." Click "Change Settings" if the settings aren't displayed. Click the "Device Settings" tab in Windows 7 and select the touchpad. Click "Settings." Click "Virtual Scrolling" in the touchpad properties window. Click the boxes next to each "Enable Scrolling" box and click "OK." Scrolling is now turned on for your touchpad.

32 GB is the max ram you can put in that machine. If you are referring to storage space that is only limited to the amount of money you want to throw into it.

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