Recent content by zer0c00l587

1. This may sound stupid, but one should ensure that you have no virus issues constantly running in the background eating cpu power and causing more heat. I suggest downloading malwarebytes and if possible EEK (Emsisoft Emergency Kit Scanner), both these are free with the latter using...

A wiser move would be to see if its possible to upgrade the cpu.

On a hunch, i suspect a bios update might be required, i suggest you check if you have the latest bios.

Chances are you have already seen the following page addressing this issue: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/cant-start-windows-7-acer-aspire-5745dg-yy-on-a/e45ee832-39b6-4edc-94b1-2352d9606ecd?auth=1 In searching it leads me to believe you have a hardware failure, a stop...

I've seen a few brand new laptops of different makes with a rare "defect" of one key needing more pressure to work however none of these laptops ever presented a steady failure of keys or complete keyboard failure thus I am not inclined to point fingers and say your keyboard is crap. Rather I...

If you can find your motherboard manual you can quickly find the cmos jumper that will hard reset, in some cases depending on bios used it may be called maintenance mode. Some people will use a screw driver and carefully "short" the two prongs mentioned in the motherboard manual, however most...

0x0000007b .......error can be caused by many things, like virus or a driver problem. If you have your windows disc you can boot up with it and when you see "install" option displayed at this point you will at the bottom left of the screen the option to enter in windows repair recovery console...

You can try speedfan to adjust fan speed, however there is no software can truly repair fan problems that are caused by dust and wear and tear. http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php

1. Do you see the bios splash screen ? If the computer screen is black from the get go, i recommend using a torch and shine on the screen and see if windows is displayed as normal except for extremely dimmed/black screen, this symptom is due to the failure of the backlight of the screen...

I find computers with such an issue respond best with an original windows install disc. If you are using an original disc try removing the cmos battery and or use jumper to reset motherboard back to factory defaults.

Most tablets have a special combo press that hard resets it, something like press and hold power button and volume - or volume + key together. I suggest you google the combo for your particular model of tablet.

Windows will give you the opportunity to do that prior to install if you choose fresh installation rather than upgrade.

I'd do both and freshly install windows 7 and re-create the partitions later.

Try unplugging the keyboard and then uninstall keyboard driver via device manager and then reconnect keyboard. Windows will auto reinstall the driver and see if the issue persists. Or alternatively try another keyboard if the issue persists, and II'm afraid my suggestions end here.