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out if the problem is related to a hard disk issue. Check the drives listed in the BIOS if the computer powers up and proceeds to POST power on self test, but fails to load the operating system completely. During POST, read the quick instruction on how to enter the BIOS page. Press the key that corresponds to the BIOS, and check if the hard drive is listed among the list of drives in stalled in the computer. If the hard drive is not listed, your hard drive is malfunctioning. If it is listed, the problem is most free template likely related to your operating system. 4 Repair the operating system to get it back into working condition. Windows operating sy stems can be repaired, but you should retain important data and settings. If you have no important files in your laptop, consider PurplePixie re-installing the operating system for a fresh and clean start.1 Reboot the computer and see if it fixes the problem. A simple reb .
ect Device Manager. If you have Windows 7 installed, click Start, Control Panel, System and Security and Device Manager. Right click the name of your audio device and then click Properties. Check the Device Status under the General tab and chec k if there is any error displayed. If you read an error, reinstall the driver of your sound card. If the device status says The device is working properly, it is properly installed. Proceed to the next step for another troubleshooting option. 3 Check the v cloth texture olume control of the speakers or headset. Volume can be controlled either on the volume controller of the speakersheadset or on t he sound settings of your computer. If you are using Windows XP, open Control Panel, Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices and then PurplePixie Sounds and Audio Devices. Click the Volume tab to adjust the volume. If you are using Windows 7, you can simply click the sp .
to the audio port of your computer. If you are using speakers, ensure that the power cable is connected properly to a power outlet and that the power outlet is working. 5 Make certain that the audio file you are trying to play is properly working and is not co rrupted. To do so, try playing another file and see if the problem is solved.1 Connect the phone line cord to the DB-9 COM port an d plug the other end of the line into your telephone jack. Turn on the router and the laptop computer. 2 Turn on the wireless on t 3d cars he laptop by going to Control Panel and selecting Network Connections. You can also turn on the wireless by locating the small wireless icon a computer with green curved lines next to it in the lower right-hand side of the screen. Right-click the icon an PurplePixie d select Turn Wireless On. 3 Wait for the laptop to detect the wireless router and connect to it. You may see a prompt that says .
