Emachine w3503 system restore lost verification code for office

it is hardware problem change power supply unit and try

if your pc didnt come with an os disc you might have a recovery portition on your hard drive .try restarting and push f10 if no go post back with os and I will see what can be done.

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&keyword=%22Intel+Desktop+Board+D865GVHZ%22

try this link... choose the operating system... and download drivers... because Emachine E3010 uses Intel 865 GV boards/chipsets

your cmos battery(CR2032) is FLAT. you need to replace it. you then need to CLEAR the cmos so it doesnt contain corrupt values. that process erases any passwords. usually the jumper is next to the battery . fit new battery. move jumper to CLR position(shorting pins) wait a few seconds. move jumper back across to NRM(normal) position. start the pc, enter the BIOS, load DEFAULTS, SAVE and reboot. enjoy.

hi try to upgrade some ddr

Don't go by what you see in windows as far as the memory that is being used. Go into the BIOS of yoru emachine and in the BIOS it will tell you how much memory is in your system. As long as the total memory in there is 512mb, that is what matters. Windows doesn't always give accurate info but the BIOS will.

If the BIOS doesn't show the full 512 then its either a memory stick problem or a motherboard issue and you won't truly know for sure until you try other memory sticks.

The amber power light indicates that your computer has been "sleeping" or "hibernating" and usually all it takes to restart the computer is tapping a key on the keyboard. If this is not the case, try holding the Power switch down for 6-10 seconds to force the system off. Restart in Safe Mode and try to find the settings for Sleep/hibernate, open the control panel and open the Screen Saver. Select "Change Power Settings" and set it for "Never" on sleep and hybernate.

The term: SM Bus is the same as chipset driver. Your e-Machine came with restore CD's. You can run the restore CD to repair your system, you shouldn't loose any data repairing windows.
If your able to load windows, load the driver CD from e-Machine and re-install the chipset drivers.

Cheers!
Mike

Make sure that your hard drive is set as first boot device and disconnect all the USB devices from the system and than try to boot.

Have you tried restoring it back before you inslatted Norton?