E-Machines (T2824) PC Desktop - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Take the side cover off and use compressed air to clean the dust off the heatsink fins atop the processor. If that doesn't help, take any cowling off, and make sure no dirt is plugged between the heatsink fins.

just go on the net and ask for flashplayer download make sure you pick the free one.

RAM might be bad. Try taking a stick out and or replacing them outright.

go to your windows desktop, press the f1 key and search for system recovery to get a tutorial on making a new system recovery point for your OS.

first of all go to google and type adobe flash player and download it from there...then install it and here you go..your problem is fixed...bt remember one thing it's better to see videos on google chrome or any other browser except internet explorer...

Make sure nothing pulled the wire out of place behind your computer, this would be a silly problem to not notice but it does happen. Next up would be restarting your computer, when you do this pay attention to if you hear the windows start up noises or not. If you do then you know its your web browser or the site, not your speakers that are at fault.I can help you via for fixing computer problem on internet via teamviewer in 1 hour Email [email protected] or call me 9004108811or refer below site 2 get solution

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in the run: type in msconfig that should load all your orginals back to normal but it sounds like your computer might be infected by malware because it's hiding your icons you use on a everyday basis. once there in msconfig hit normal not dianositc.

Your machine has two ways of repair: SYSTEM RESTORE and SYSTEM RECOVERY. System restore is a Windows utility that rolls the machine back to a point where the machine worked before the problem. System recovery is an eMachines tool that puts the machine back the way it was when you first got it. Restore wont delete your data, recovery will and can. If the problem is catastrophic, and youve backed up your data off of the machine, use the recovery option. Your recovery partition (or a recovery disk) is needed to do this, and it involves pressing a key while the computer boots up. Check your documentation for your model of machine.

Windows computers have a tendency to slow down over time due to accumulation of what we in the industry call "cruft". Each time you install a new program, even if you remove it, it will tend to leave a mess behind. Each icon you see in your system tray is another program running int he background, slowing your system down.
The best way to combat this is by regularly formatting and reinstalling Windows (at LEAST every two years). Back up all of your important files to CD, USB flash drive, or external hard disk, write down a list of what programs you have installed that you still need, then follow your manufacturer's recommended process for doing a system recovery or factory restore, which will erase the contents of the hard disk and bring the system back to the way it came from the factory. Once that's done, reinstall your software and restore your backed up files.

Have you checked the sound driver? Does the sound work with headphones?
If the sound driver is correct and working there will be, when checking the sound mixer, moveable virtual slider controls.
If it works on headphones, the headphone socket may be faulty.
The likelyhood of no sound due to a power problem is not very high.

You will need to describe you problem in more detail.

No sir,recovery disc can not be downloaded.it will provided to you by your distributor.thank you

Un plug the monitor, if the monitor does not say no video input, it is bad.

i would format it because u might have a infection i call loss of memory

They took down lots of their support numbers. Have you tried the following channel with the online chat?
http://www.emachines.com/support/warranty.html

If your computer has a restore partition, it can be accessed by repeatedly tapping alt+F10 right after turning the computer on. Usually with Acer computers (including emachines, gateway, and packard bell) I press alt+F10, alt+F11, F10, and then F11, and keep doing that, until it starts loading the recovery partition.

If that does not work, your computer may not have a restore partition, and you will need recovery discs. Usually you can obtain these from the manufacturer, but they will often charge for this.

Two ways...
1. Hold down "control" and press either '-' to make smaller or '+' to make it larger. This is a temporary setting and will revert when you exit the application.
2. Right click on a clear are of your desktop and choose 'properties'-> 'settings'. On the left side of this dialogue box is a slider adjuster which you can use to adjust the screen resolution to your requirements.

put in your recovery disks or OS disks that came with the machine when you purchased it. There should be a repair option, if not you might need to recover the data on there and do a clean operating system install. That is of course if its a software issue.

Perhaps the problem lies not with the computer but with the monitor. Is the boot up screen showing like "Windows is starting up..." or do you simply get no image whatsoever? If your screen is blanked out alltogether the monitor may not be connected properly or may not even be functioning at all. Try looking to see if it's connected properly and seeing if it's even getting power... Otherwise I'd replace the monitor.

Please clarify: Are you not able to connect to the internet even though your connected to your network?

If so this is caused by a malaware virus which grabs folders of yours and moves them so you can't use that program. I would suggest a full virus scan and cleaning so you can get rid of that virus.

If it's something different please give me more information on what is happening and i'll try my best to help you out.

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