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the computer and press the key that will lead you to the BIOS usually F1, F5, F10, Esc or Del. Look for your DVD drive in the li st of drives installed in the computer, together with the hard drive. If it is not there, it is not detected by the laptop. Altern atively, check if the DVD drive shows up in Windows. Click Start, My Computer or Computer and then check if there is a DVD drive listed together with your hard disk drives such as the C drive and the D drive. 2 Reinstall the DVD-ROM device driver into free ebooks to download the computer. Make sure that the device driver you are using is not corrupt. If it refuses to install, it is probably corrupted. D ownload a new device driver from the device manufacturer's website and install it to the computer. 3 Make sure that the problem is PurplePixie not with the DVD drive itself. Bring the new DVD drive to the computer store where you purchased it to ensure that the device is .
re using. For instance, if you have an HP laptop, you are advised to install an HP DVD drive.1 Plug in your laptop to a wall socke t and attempt to power it on. After pushing the power button, listen for beeps. If you hear one short beep and one long beep, then there is an issue with the memory. In many cases, the memory is missing or is improperly seated. Two short beeps and one long bee p represents a bad video card while three short beeps and one beep tells you that the processor itself, or just its configuration, football template is bad. 2 Turn over the laptop and remove the screws from the back access plate to check the memory module. Remove the back acces s plate to check for memory; if none is installed, install a Double Data Rate DDR laptop memory module. If memory is present, ta PurplePixie ke it out and put it back into the socket to reseat the module. 3 Attempt to boot up your computer and load it into BIOS. Push the .
for any reason, BIOS will not list that drive. 4 Run a test on the laptop's hard drive or memory by choosing Diagnostics from th e toolbar in BIOS. Available tests are HDD Self-Test Options for testing the hard drive and Memory Check. The latter includes four categories of memory testing: Walking 0s, Walking 1s, High Address line testing and Alternate Pattern testing. Any of these t ests will help you determine if the hardware is faulty. 5 Reset BIOS defaults, if needed, by selecting File and then Restore De sky texture faults from the menu bar. Press Enter to make the change. Save changes and exit out of BIOS by selecting File and then Save changes and exit. The computer will reboot once you exit BIOS. 6 Go to the HP website and input Pavilion DV5000 into the search PurplePixie bar. From the search results, go to the drivers and updates page. Download any drivers for a part that is not working properly. T .
