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first check your wifi status . if status are disable please enable it .if it already enable but doesn;t work .please try to re install a wireless driver .
Hmmm, well either your Video Driver needs to be re-installed or you need to change the windows resolution settings.
XP: Right click the desktop and left click properties. Clickthe Settings tab and you will see a slider bar in the middle left. Move the barto the right or left one at a time and eventually you will hit the correctsettings for the monitor.
Vista/Win7: Right click the desktop and left click on Screen Resolution. Whereit says Resolution, you can change the settings to the Recommended settings foryour specific monitor.
try to go to device manager and check if on your adapter is a yellow question mark if it`s there that means that your lan driver have been uninstalled or try to goo in network connections and see if the lan card is disabled
I don't think its a hard drive failure thats causing that message, basically PXE means your computer is trying to boot from a network/server. All you have to do is go into your BIOS setup right after your computer boots. Then make sure your BIOS is set to boot from your hard drive and not anything else (floppy, network etc.). And if possible disable any PXE settings.
sounds like a problem i had with a philips laptop (which appears to be a twinhead repackaged as a philips)
This might sound weird but it works........
Take the battery out and disconnect from the ac
Press and hold the power button for about 40secs
connect the ac but don't replace the battery and press the power button
then replace the battery and turn it on. it should work
Hi, where i buy the motherboard for Twinhead F12DT?
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