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• HP Compaq Presario CQ40 144TU :(damaged computer screen

  I guess the subject tell all.

  My laptop screen (14 inches) has been damaged because it has been deleted a fair height.

  The below 1/4th part of the screen is damaged and became black and nothing is displayed getting.

  Please let me know what are the chances of him getting ready.

  What are the costs incurred in the case of a new screen is to buy (in rupees).

  Help, please...

  I got my LCD replaced.

  It costed me around 4500 Indian rupees = about 97 US Dollars.

  See you soon,.

  Gordon

• How to transfer files from damaged computer (intact HDD) W7 to new computer with W7?

  Computer fell, breaking the LED screen.  Failed to start.  Buy the new computer, poreferably with OS W7.  How can I transfer files from old computer to the new without losing data?  Should I change to W8, rather than transfer again to W7?

  Monday, December 17, 2012, 15:50:02 + 0000, Ron BMD wrote:

  Computer fell, breaking the LED screen.  Failed to start.  Buy the new computer, poreferably with OS W7.  How can I transfer files from old computer to the new without losing data?

  If you have deleted from the computer, there is a good chance that the hard drive
  has been destroyed, and the files are gone.

  Should I change to W8, rather than transfer again to W7?

  Your choice entirely.

  - http://answers.microsoft.com/message/f940a881-cafd-4a68-8c4d-ac2c26896535

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• Volume license disable on damaged computer

  I have a volume to CS3 license. I need to disable it on a computer on which I no longer have access to so I can turn on a new computer.

  Jessica Haag

  
  

  You will need to use the DVD or download the link in the Licensing.adobe.com (LWS) because the installer for the retail & Volume were different.

  On the issue of activation, please check back as this should be resolved.

  In case it is not the case, then let know us the error message or a screenshot would be more useful.

  Concerning

  Stéphane

• After you download the MS security scanner, popup advises ' msert.exe is not usually downloaded and could damage computer.

  Is msert.exe an element of security analysis and do I click to run the scan?

  Looks like it's the main exe file for this program

• Using a HARD drive in another computer?

  The computer (where the hard drive comes from), is currently in a State of operation not.

  I want to do is start this drive on another computer to look through of essential programs, so I can mark down.
  I am aware that I can use another computer to look through the files, but I would rather start Windows Vista to look through.
  I think it is when, for example, you connect a drive of Windows 8/8.1 in a new machine - it installs new hardware and starts right up. I don't want Vista to BSOD on me.
  
  Anyone know if this is possible?

  The computer (where the hard drive comes from), is currently in a State of operation not.

  I want to do is start this drive on another computer to look through of essential programs, so I can mark down.

  I am aware that I can use another computer to look through the files, but I would rather start Windows Vista to look through.

  I think it is when, for example, you connect a drive of Windows 8/8.1 in a new machine - it installs new hardware and starts right up. I don't want Vista to BSOD on me.

  
  Anyone know if this is possible?

  Hello

  In addition to the license issues, in all likelihood not we can start this drive in another computer, due to the fact that this damaged computer hard drive has all the drivers, etc is installed for the old motherboard failed.

  That's all what you can do:

  Saving your files:

  You can remove the hard drive and put it in a hard drive USB enclosure > plug it into another computer > and try to read and copy your data in this way.

  Or you can install it as a slave inside another computer drive to read data.

  See you soon.

• my previous pc broken... is their storage of all mail retreefing who was on this pc to my new... e-mail address?

  Hello
  My old broken computer and the hard drive has been damage... their far away I can get all of my deposit back emails... I use the
  same e-mail address and password as on the previous pc... and it was with Thunderbird as well
  Thank you
  PC

  Hello

  It depends on what type of mail account you have and how Thunderbird downloads of your emails.

  • If Thunderbird downloads your mail via IMAP Protocol, a copy of all your messages will remain on the mail server and Thunderbird can easily download and then again on your new computer. Just to set up your email account and your emails will be downloaded to your new computer.
  • If Thunderbird downloads your mail via the POP3 mail protocol will be deleted from the e-mail server after that which is downloaded to your computer, which means that the only copy of your e-mails are on your broken computer.

  Then, you should check your email account settings (you can perhaps ask your email provider) to find out how your email account has been set up.

  If it turns out your email account using POP3, the only option would be to go to a hard with your damaged computer disk/computer store and let them try to retrieve your emails for you.

• Copy a folder of bookmarks/favorites of old installon

  I had a damaged computer Win 8. I thought that I had identified the favorites/bookmarks folder.
  (places.sqlite) copied to a disc of stick.

  I copied this file in my new (now Win7) operating system. Foxfire files, but it didn't work. Actually removed some bookmarkes 36 new that I had already done. Last updated restoration has failed.

  Another site suggested that I backup Favorites (on my stick drive) on my backup computer. This is more than a year, but that doesn't work anymore. The backup file was named bookmarks-2004-02-13json.
  This came from a different computer on Windows 7.

  So I was able to save, but I can't find a way to restore it to this computer. What gives?

  TIA

  To restore the json file go to Favorites > > show all bookmarks > > import and backup > > food > > Choose file , then select the json file.

  • Restore backup bookmarks or move them to another computer

  You can also use the SQLite Manager manager files sqlites:

  • SQLite Manager

• Find my external hard disk Firefox profile?

  My old laptop was damaged, but I managed to save my hard drive. Now I have this hard drive is connected as an external drive to a new computer. I need to restore my old profile bookmarks. However, when I type %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ in the search (Windows 7) it looks only in the C drive. How can I find the profile folder and especially the places.sqlite file on the external hard drive containing the data recorded on the damaged computer?

  See also:

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/recovering+important+data+from+an+old+profile
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox

• Satellite L305D corrupt BIOS

  Hello guys,.

  I have problems with the satellite L305D (PSLC8U) friend. I've upgraded to windows 7. In support of product, I read that in order to use windows 7 I have to upgrade the bios of the laptop to the latest version (1.80).

  I tried to upgrade from Windows because it is how the upgrade utility works (once I have downloaded and run the utility started the upgrade automatically). At halfway through the computer upgrade became unresponsive and display deleted. I let it rest for a while and that nothing happened after half an hour I have pulled the plug and the battery.

  Now, when I turn the laptop on the screen is empty (even the screens backlight does not illuminate) the CD rom has a certain activity and nothing happens.

  I searched in many places and the method of recovery below and I try to follow this but nothing happens:

  "Using another computer if necessary do the following:

  (1) download the file for your model laptop BIOS "*.exe" since the Support section. Mine was: slm0v150.exe
  (2) extract the files from the file "*.exe".
  (3) locate the file that ends with ".fd", it's your actual BIOS file.
  * (for different brand BIOS, the file may have a different extension such as ROM or .bin)
  (4) rename your BIOS file to: "BIOS.fd" without the quotes.
  (5) format a USB Flash drive (FAT or FAT32) file system.
  (6) copy your 'BIOS.fd' newly named file in the root directory of the Flash drive. (Not inside all folders)

  On the damaged computer, follow these steps:

  (7) remove the battery, adapter sector and hard drive.
  (8) plug the Flash drive with your "BIOS.fd" file on the subject into a USB port.
  (9) while holding down the button Fn and F on your keyboard:
  (a) connect the adapter to your computer.
  (b) hold the Power button until the computer turns on.
  (c) release the power button and the two keys once you hear the fan turn.
  (10) see your flashing, Flash Drive LED wait that your computer turns off and remove the Flash drive.
  (11) replace the battery and hard drive.
  (12) you're computer should be all set! »

  In my case, the laptop does not access the USB key (the led on the USB key does not blink).

  I also tried to use the same flies on a CD, and the only thing that happens, is that it reads the CD and then nothing.

  I even tried to use the flashing the BIOS utility on American support to Toshiba site where the utility allows me to create a CD bootable and Flash the bios from the CD. The same result.

  The laptop uses the insyde BIOS.

  Please help me because I'm desperate

  Hi hapipaz,

  If something went wrong during the BIOS update you need professional help a special service authorized because the recovery tools are necessary for ROM module. If only a mobile technician can do this work for you.
  On the Toshiba Web site, there is a list of all FSA in your country. Contact the nearest one and ask for help :)

• HP Pavilion DV9700t Ent Notebk: Likely blown video card. Need second opinion

  Hi all

  Well, in case you are wondering how I do...

  Back in December 2013, I clean installed my machine to win 8.1 and aired big.  No problem, he didn't like.

  My computer specs are as follows:

  Purchased in June 2008

  Laptop HP Pavilion DV9700t Ent

  Video: 512MB Nvidia GeForce 8600M GS

  17.0 "WSXGA + BrightView Widescreen

  Processor Intel core duo T9500

  240 GB at 7200 RPM Sata Dul HD 120GB X 2

  4 GB DDR2 Sys Mem (2 dimm)

  SN: [redacted for privacy]

  REF: KL086AV

  My problem now is that I'm sure I did skip the video card.

  Symptoms: I was and use the maching regularly without any problems at all.  No error or anything.

  The only unusual thing is the machine heats up a LOT all around the touch pad and where you rest

  your hand and the center of the machine.  It happened last autumn some time or maybe alitle

  front.  Does not cause any functional problems.

  In any case, I used it for stuff, when the video "flashed on/off voltage approximately 12 times, then gave an error about"

  'unstable video driver', then the 'suspended' for one minute machine to do something, then it crashed and

  turned off.

  When I restart the machine, I see the power light and the lights of the cylinder of the upcoming HD and

  read the disks.  But nothing ever comes to the top on the screen more.  It doesn't matter how long wait.

  I have to overide and turn off and get the same results with several attempts.

  Can not start on disks or even enter into installation mode, because I don't see what is on the screen.

  What happens, is that it seems to get a 'very' small almost imperceptible glow on the screen, so I'm

  assuming that the video portion food is ok.  Simply nothing showing on the video.

  I tried plugging my HDMI cable to my tv and try starting this way, but it does not work either.  I think there

  to be started later in the goal for this part work.

  Similarly, I thought to connect an external monitor to the "vga" (so im saying that he rectified) port, but I think that

  You must configure in Setup? (not really sure)

  To make a long story short, I can't see any video.

  I didn't know if the video card was onboard or not with the motherboard (I bet it is), then I tried to

  carefully take it apart.  I didn't want to break it, so I'm not in the distance with her.

  The machine is guaranteed anyway so no matter if I try.

  I had a computer outside technician come and try to watch too, and they had no more than I did.  Except

  they were able to get it out more than me and they do not seem to confirm that video is "embedded."

  There are.

  I have been using win 8.1 fine for 6 months, he loved, and now my video card fried.  That's ok.

  My machine is less than 6 years old and out of warranty.

  I wonder if there is a problem on board, if anyone has an idea of what it would cost if I send back to HP to look at, or what are the usual scenarios in this case.

  I think that the replacement of the motherboard will cost several hundred dollars and since the machine is now older, it may be better spent on a more recent machine.

  I am looking for a second opinion here now.

  Thanks in advance,

  Hi davisj-oaktree welcome on the HP Forums. I understand you want to get advice on your damaged computer. It doesn't sound like you experience hardware failure. Your best bet is to contact the phone holder for repair options:
  
  In North America, dial 800-474-6836 outside of North America to find your number of support here
  HP technical support

• Pavilion dv5: missing drivers comm network and pci

  I reinstalled win 7 (only had recovery image) and miss me a number of drivers.  I have corrected some of the problems, but hit a wall with a few.  Wireless is one of the problems, I have no way to run the utilities in the damaged computer line.   I need the following drivers for the hardware id values:

  PCI\VEN_8086 & dev_3b64 & subsys 144a103c & rev_06

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_0084 & SUBSYS_13158086 & REV_00

  Thank you!

  Hello:

  You need these drivers for devices...

  PCI\VEN_8086 & dev_3b64:

  This package provides the driver Intel Management Engine Interface (MEI) for the notebook models and operating systems. The Intel Management Engine Interface allows communication between the host operating system and the Intel Management Engine firmware.

  File name: sp50858.exe

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_0084:

  This package contains drivers for the cards PRO / Wireless supported in portable models supported and operating systems.

  File name: sp50655.exe

• Windows XP license & reformat

  My computer got a virus attack, after execution of 'unhide.exe', many issues are still "empty".  for example the folder empty system - so 'disk cleanup' & 'Defrag' tools are not available.  And do not know what other services of Win XP is no longer available.  Plan to reformat the computer.

  Reminder: To reformat, I need Win XP on this computer virus damaged disc, but I couldn't find it.   Instead, I found the disk Win XP on my other XP computer intact.

  Thanks for the info from this forum, I was able to find the key Code Win XP this damaged computer.

  Question: Can I use the disk Win XP (not owned the damaged computer) to re - install Win XP on the damaged computer.

  If I can, should what key code I use:

  (1) key code printed on disk Win XP (my other healthy computer has already installed.)

  (2) or the code of the key to the Win XP from the damaged computer.  (I could find this key code by running a program seen on this forum).

  Thank you very much.

  Skip

  Hi Skip,

  Are both the computer of the same brand? If Yes, you can use the CD to install the operating system, but do not forget to use the product of the computer key - in your case you are installing the operating system from cd - the computer healthy I use the same words :) to the damaged machine, you must use the product key from damaged computer.

  Locked Operating system means that you can not install the operating system from the disk of a band of another brand of computer for an example of use of Dell (recovery or operating system) CD you can not install the operating system on an HP/Acer /... PC, etc.

  I hope this helps.

• I get the message on the screen, invalid boot.ini.file, booting from C:\windows,can not start window, white screen, need help

  the error on the screen of the invalid boot.ini mpfprojectdir\dev10\src\csharp\projectbase.file come on and outside, white screen, can not re start, the DVD player does not.

  the error on the screen of the invalid boot.ini mpfprojectdir\dev10\src\csharp\projectbase.file come on and outside, white screen, can not re start, the DVD player does not.

  Click on the link below and follow the instructions to create a startup disk best for repair/restoration of Windows CD. A when you're finished, place the disc in the cd rom of the damaged computer and then restart your computer. The computer will automatically boot from the disk. When the menu screen is displayed above and the arrow keys on the keyboard to scroll to ERD Commander, then press ENTER. Allow ERD load. This can take some time. You will be asked to select the operating system to load. If you have only one option will normally be C:\windows. You will also see a screen to configure the network settings. Click Ignore to skip the procedure. RPD will load windows. Once loaded click Start > system tools > repair of system files. Allow the repair. If there is no error detected file click Start > system tools > system restore. Follow the prompts to perform a system restore, selecting the last possible date. Restart the computer without the disc.
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• C:\Windows\system32\avrt.dll error when running Windows Media Player

  When I turn on my computer or try to run Windows Media, I get the error C:\Windows\system32\avrt.dll. I have Windows Vista Home Premium and Microsoft Media Player version 11. I ran several spyware, viruses and malware, and they come to own. I was told to uninstall media player and then reinstall, but I only get errors when I do. Help, please

  Had the same problem, avrt.dll was corrupted and causing an error with logonui.exe. Sound does not work.

  I copied the avrt.dll from my other computer.
  On a damaged computer, find avrt.dll in your folder windows/system/32:
  (1) make a right click, properties and change the owner to yourself
  (2) once the property is set, you will be able to change permissions
  (3) give you all permissions
  Copy the new avrt.dll in your system32 folder

  Reboot, profit

  You may have to disable the user first access control, you can do so under control panel > users