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  I have problems with my printer since arriving to a new home. I stop the printer before removing the cable, but seems could have pulled the power cable earlier than closing down.

  Since that time, the printer is looping with message "to avoid damage to use the off button /...» "- How do I stop and work again.

  Please help!

  Thank you.

  Heck!

  I was really hoping that would not be the issue.

  So, if I understand it, the question you receive looks like this;

  "It lights up and shows the HP logo and process bar animation for one minute, followed by the message:"abnormal termination. "  To avoid damage use on the button to turn off the printer.  Do not use a wall or the band switch to close.  Press OK.  Then he stops and leaves upward. »

   

  Try this:

  1. If the printer is still on, unplug all rigid and flexible cables at the back of the printer.

  2 unplug the power cord also from the wall...

  3. wait for two minutes.

  4 reconnect the power cord to a wall outlet first.

  5. hold the pound (#) and six 6 buttons.

  6. all by pressing the two buttons, reconnect the power cord to the back of the printer and at the end of two seconds, exit book and six buttons.

  7. turn on the printer if it goes out...

  Third times the charm, right? * fingers crossed *

   

• How to remove common liquid to avoid damaging the laptops?

  Maybe it's the wrong forum to post in, but I didn't know where to turn.
  When Toshiba says that the keyboard is durable, it's all good, and you get 3 minutes to stop.
  But how can I do to remove the common liquid when my laptop was arrested to avoid damage?

  Hmmm how about you upset the laptop?
  I don t know your laptop, but have you checked the user manual.
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• Use a UPS to avoid damage to Satellite A100?

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  Hello

  I put t know what you mean with UPS but you made if you use an original Toshiba AC adapter never damage the card mother or other components. But it is also important that the power adapter is compatible with the voltage in the country where you use it.

  Anyway, new spare parts, you can get to an authorized service provider. So just contact the guy and ask for help! :)

• startup message... Windows shut down to avoid damage

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  I also tried a restore of the system several times and received the same message at startup.  I will try to disable Norton as noted during my research of the problem and try another restore of the system.

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• Blue error screen that says windows has been shut down to avoid damage.

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  This could be repaired by Checkdisk.

  Normally, you could start checkdisk in the line of command at the C: prompt, but on your way, this is not possible.

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  Why don't you try to reinstall the display driver first. Check the control and the Toshiba download page if you can find a newer version. Maybe it helps.

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