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try and reboot it

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You may have to download and install the driver for the smart cam. It will be on the manufactures website. Just make sure you get the right driver

In some notebooks/laptops, the function key needs to be pressed to use upper case symbols. Mostly, this key is named as Fn. Try using the key, may be in combination with shift key to use upper case symbols.

Your laptop will support Max 2GB of ram Ram detail:- DDR333/PC2700

If you used restore disks from the manufacture it would include things like drivers. However if you used an off the shelf xp disk it wouldn't and you would have to find drivers from Microsoft or the manufacture. It sounds like you are missing the drivers, but to double check do this: right click on my computer select properties click the hardware tab and then the button at the top device manager. If you see some yellow exclamation marks or some red 'x's you are missing the drivers. And if control panel says there is no device your missing the drivers. It seems as though LG doesn't offer any support for this model on their site so you need the drivers from another source try a Google search or go to a web site called driveragent.com they have tons of drivers but it does cost money to get them from there. MFR

Have you tried a System restore/Recovery? Have you tried to boot to safe mode? Have you done ANY updates? Are you using Win XP? You device is a bit weak on support.

To unlock it, there should be a button on the top of the touch pad. It's really small and in the middle. Above it should be an LED. Tap that with your finger and it should unlock, another solution could be it could be one of the FN keys. You have an FN button, and then on your numbers or F keys it should have little icons that are actions, look for something that looks like the touch pad and that should fix it right up. If these don't fix, the driver could be malfunctioned or corrupt. You may have to re-download it.If it's not the driver, the unit has gave out and I apologize.I hope this helps :)

Click start control panel view devices and printers you should see your webcam from there if you are have trouble with your webcam Click start control panel administrative tools computer management device manager scroll down image devices you could see a yellow question mark? right click to reinstall drivers or update driver xp Click start right click on computer select properties device manager scroll to image devices expand right click to update driver in W7 http://download.cnet.com/2000-20_4.html on the home page you should see a search tab just type in what you are looking for IE: webcam name webcam driver you might have to try a few times to get it right software if you dont have the driver you will need to download one here rather doing a driver hunt which can take hours http://download.cnet.com/slimdrivers-free/3000-18513_4-75279940.html Windows XP/Vista/7/8 It might take some time being a freeware driver solution note: it will find all of your outdated drivers this is a free driver solutions This will automatically search for and find the correct driver you will have to update every driver individually once you update you might be asked whether you want to restart or make a system restore point click no to both of these then continue updating each driver free then restart once all of the drivers have been updated Some webcams and programs require additional software, although that should be installed with the webcam if things are right. But is does not harm to check if your Java, Flash and Quicktime software are installed and up to date. But certainly check your DirectX software, since all video applications, including webcams, use DirectX for video processing. Try downloading the latest DirectX version and install it (Windows XP: DirectX 9.0c - Windows Vista: DirectX 10). http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Which-version-of-DirectX-is-on-your-computer If you still have no webcam installed Run the "Add a device"application, accessed by clicking on the "Start" button, opening the "Control Panel," and then double-clicking on "Add a device." The "Add a device" window will open and Windows will search for devices connected to your system but not installed. Click on the webcam name that shows in the search box and then click "Next." Choose whether you want Windows to search for the webcam device driver using Windows Update over the Internet, or if you'd prefer to have the device manager search for the driver using a disc supplied by your laptop manufacturer. Most drivers can be found on the system recovery disc included with your laptop, if you choose to add the driver from the provided disc. Place a check in the box next to your choice and then click "Next>" to continue. Wait while Windows searches from the driver using Windows Update, if this was your choice. An active Internet connection is required for Windows to successfully do this. Allow the computer to install the driver and then reboot the system for the webcam to become recognized by the system. Otherwise, you can use the system recovery disc or a driver downloaded directly from your laptop manufacturer to install the driver without using the Windows Update search feature. Open the CD/DVD-ROM drive and insert the system recovery disc, or place the driver downloaded from the manufacturer in an easily accessed file directory on your PC, such as on the desktop, or in your "My Documents" folder. Choose the option "Install the software automatically (Recommended)" in the "Add a device" application, and press "Next>" to begin searching for your webcam driver. The hardware wizard will search the system recovery disc and install the driver automatically. Press "Finish" to close the wizard and then reboot the computer to allow recognition of the webcam. Choose the option "Install the software manually" in order to browse to the driver location where you saved the driver and install it from there. Use the opened file manager and locate the driver. Click the "Next>" button to install the driver, then reboot the computer to add webcam functionality.

A bit vague. Wired or wireless? Is the cabled plugged in, reseat connections, rebooted the router? Have you unplug, removed battery, plug in reboot? Is this a recent occurrence? Have you tried a system restore/recovery? Re-installed the Network Adapted drivers?

When your mouse pad is not functioning, it's hard to get most anything done on your computer. The fortunate side to all this is that getting a mouse pad to work again on a laptop is not an overly complex procedure. A few troubleshooting techniques will quickly lead you on your way to productivity again. Examine your mouse pad. Dirt and grime can affect performance and slow down mouse sensitivity, if not shut it down altogether. Make sure the surface of the track pad is clean and that there is nothing that has managed to get beneath it or around any trackball buttons that could affect the pressing and depressing of the component. Check to see if your mouse pad has been turned off. If the Fn (Function) button at the bottom left of the keyboard is pressed in conjunction with some other key on the keyboard it can result in the disabling of the mouse pad. To enable your mouse pad on a Windows PC go to the Control Menu. Under the Printers and Other Hardware option, click on Mouse. Then, click on the tab on the top of the pop-up menu that says Device Settings. The touch pad for your computer should come up as a selectable option. Click on it and you will see the option to enable your device, then click OK. If this does not work, proceed to the next Step . Check the manufacturer of your laptop (for example, Toshiba) and then navigate to their official website. Find an area for Software and Drivers, and move on to that area. Enter your laptop number (check your documentation/manuals and/or the bottom of the computer) and look through the drivers that are presented as a result of this number input. It could be that your mouse pad simply needs updated drivers. Find the driver that corresponds to your computer and mouse pad (for example, most Acer laptops use a Synaptics touch pad). Then, click on download. Once the drivers have downloaded, double click them to ensure they install, restart your laptop, and your mouse pad should be working again. Hope this helps.

You can download the video and device drivers for your model LG laptop or desktop from this WEB site. Make sure you select the correct drivers that match the version of Windows that is installed on your laptop or desktop. You can download the drivers from this site : - www.notebook-driver.com/lg/lg-notebook-lm40lm50-driver/

try looking for it here: http://www.lg.com/jo_en/support/product/support-product-profile.jsp?customerModelCode=RD450-M.AD35E&matchedModelCode=&searchEngineModelCode=RD450-M.AD35E&initialTab=warranty&targetPage=support-product-profileyou can try the vista driver