Laptops

Your power adapter has failed, or power adapter connector failed, or charging circuit failed.

my laptop specs are toshiba satellite pro A200 PSAE1E its 1.6ghz processor, 1gb ram 120gb HDD, i think every thing inside it came as standard so i would also assume the driver for the wireless was standard too, i am just wandering whether i need to download certain software or something because i can get the internet on it via ethernet but cant seem to setup my wireless, any help would be appreciated!

In the control panel there should be an option for battery and power. It'll be one of the options in there.

i don't know if you're good with electrical items but basically you should get a air compresser and blow out the keyboard, or buy that can stuff that sprays air, or if you know how to take apart a keyboard then clean the area and anything covering it like a plastic mat or something because crap can get in the way, or you might need a new keyboard cause maybe someone spilt a drink in it and it would be almost impossible to fix and i don't think it would be worth it.

Probably a corrupt windows file. Rescue data and re-install windows.

it is for some..... but they are better than desktops... if you are travelling they are better cause you can take them with you. they are also cool because you can show off to your freinds.

As stated below, previous Command Line Interface (CLI) systems were difficult to use, relying on precise typing of (often complex) text-string commands, such as DIR C:\DOS\*.EXE /s /od.

As well, CLIs did not present graphical material such as graphs and diagrams, although specialist programs could.

Word processing and page setting were difficult under CLIs, but the Graphical User Interface (popularised by Apple) finally gave true What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG), giving accurate renditions of pages as they would print.

The Apple Macintosh is famous for its Graphical User Interface (GUI).

The GUI had been developed at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Centre (PARC), when Apple became aware of the technology. There was dispute about the legality of Apple's adoption of Xerox's invention.

Apple's first GUI-based outing was the Lisa. Its high price (over USD 20k in today's money) meant that it failed in the market. Its novelty probably caused resistance as well. For more, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Lisa

With Apple's second outing, the Macintosh, the GUI finally became accepted across the industry.

Another explanation.

In brief, the original intent of the Apple line of computers was to create an operating system that was accessible to a non-technical user. Remember, at that time computers were mostly DOS or UNIX-like systems (command line interface, where everything needed to be typed out as direct instructions to the system). Apple was the first major computer line to use a graphical user interface, point-and-click mouse, and other innovations that in this day allow computer to be used by just about anyone, without technical expertise.

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If your talking about the product key, then just go to MY COMPUTER, rt click, click on properties, at the bottom of the page you will see windows activation, to the right it says,

Change product key, click on this.

A little clue, if you are going to put in an OEM key, you better reinstall and format the drive

because the system MIGHT not take the key when it was already activated and then you put in an OEM key, you could get flagged as a pirated copy.

If you do this, just save everything you want, reinstall and add the key when windows asks.

It's probably done. Take it into a computer repair shop and get their professional opinion.

A notebook computer is also known as a laptop as they are often used on a persons lap. Typical sizes range from 10x8 inches (27x22cm, 13" display) to 15x11 inches (39x28cm, 17" display) so they could not be used comfortably in a users palm.

You need to add a wireless access point to your wired internet.

It is only normal if your computer is supposed to be sold in Japan. Microsoft Windows comes with demo videos to demonstrate Media player and what ever new features are on the Windows Operating System that weren't on the previous version. If you have the Japanese version of Windows it would be normal.

See related link and click (User's Guide)

Check that all cables, power and data cables are pluged in and working, verify that mains power is switched on to the monitor.

You could probably get it at like a staples, office depot, or office max

A Dell Studio XPS tends to have better specifications hardware wise, meaning that it has better components such as CPU, RAM, and hard drive.

Computer mouses can be classified according the number of the buttons (one, two, three or multi-key), the mechanism of tracking (mechanical, optical/laser, 3D or tactile) and the type of connectivity (serial, PS/2 or USB protocol or wireless).

if u want to back ur battery icon, right click ur mouse n go in properties. then go in display there u can go for show battery icon.

nikhil gokhru, indore

I work for a large electronics retail store, no.

Go with HP, Sony, Dell, or Apple.

As different people have different ideas on what is best you may be better off to go to the websites of each of the companies you listed andlooking for yourself. Internal optical disk drive are now essential these days as the Digital Versatile Disks or optical disks are the main way of installing programs, including operating systems, onto computers

Probably your best bet is amazon.com or eBay.

The Pcs or the tablet Pcs?