Packard Bell Easynote Arc21 Drivers Xp
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I have a packard bell ARC21 laptop. I am a complete novice!!! The hard drive got the click of death. I replaced the hard drive with a western digital 500gb hard drive. I then installed windows 7 now my graphics are a bit pixelated and my wifi button does not work.
A freind said i need some drivers but no matter what i search for ai cannot find any. A driver detective programme came up with two out of date drivers, one was the graphics card and one device with no driver which i imagine is the wifi button.
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Please could you help me out. I'm not thick but ive gotten stuck. The kids are absolutely hating me being on their p.c. All the time and i need my laptop back on the go.
I have a Packard Bell Easynote ARC21. My brother, who thinks he is a computer genius, changed my bios/cmos settings (you know, the ones where you press an 'F' key on startup.).
He changed the settings for what i presume were graphic card overclocking and something about 10% voltage or something along those lines. The computer was rebooted and now all i get is a black screen, as in, the monitor does not switch on at boot. The lights for HD lights on aswell as the power light and i can hear the fan spinning and the HD whirrs for a bit. I have read a few forums and havent seen anything like a problem the same as mine. I tried to reset the CMOS by taking out the watch-type battery and then replacing it as some forums have suggested hoping that this would solve the problem. Still the blank screen.
This is really pickling my head so please help me. Any advice at all will be fully appreciated. I have a Packard Bell Easynote ARC21. My brother, who thinks he is a computer genius, changed my bios/cmos settings (you know, the ones where you press an 'F' key on startup.).
He changed the settings for what i presume were graphic card overclocking and something about 10% voltage or something along those lines. The computer was rebooted and now all i get is a black screen, as in, the monitor does not switch on at boot. The lights for HD lights on aswell as the power light and i can hear the fan spinning and the HD whirrs for a bit. I have read a few forums and havent seen anything like a problem the same as mine.
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I tried to reset the CMOS by taking out the watch-type battery and then replacing it as some forums have suggested hoping that this would solve the problem. Still the blank screen. This is really pickling my head so please help me. Any advice at all will be fully appreciated.
Jamesie here, try turn off, then on, soon as you can press f8 on the verry first screen, then using the arrow keys go to run windows as normal or run windows when it last worked. These oppions are there and then press enter, then your computer will start as normall. Remember to press f8 before anything ells. It wont be F8 to enter the BIOS, F8 will load the O/S boot menu.
Its usually F2 with Packard Bell units to load the BIOS. However this is no good if the screen is totally dead. As this is a laptop i would recommend you remove the power lead and the battery, then hold down the power button for ten seconds. This will do a power drain. Now try booting? Does it work?
If no then if you have a spare monitor, attach that to the VGA output and boot the laptop up. Do you see a display on the monitor? If yes then tap F2 to boot into the BIOS. Once in the BIOS you will see one of the F keys listed along the bottom to 'load system defaults'. Press the appropriate F key, then save and exit which is usually F10.
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Hope this helps.