By admin on Mar 11, 2010 in Featured, Hardware, Laptops | 0 Comments
I came across a new problem, and this time the subject was a laptop. My mission was to repair an ACER Travelmate 2200 laptop that wouldn’t charge and run on AC power. It would run fine on battery, but when you plug in the AC adapter, it does nothing. It keeps running on battery power.
The problem gets weird when you [...]
By admin on Nov 9, 2009 in Hardware, Laptops | 0 Comments
I must admit that, as a PC user, I’m slightly jealous of Apple Mac owners. Even though I prefer PCs and Windows over Apple hardware and software, I think the new Apple computers are beautiful. I’m sure you will agree that all MacBooks look great with their thin, sleek and light designs. With a MacBook, [...]
By admin on Sep 17, 2009 in Hardware, Laptops, Windows XP | 0 Comments
Have you ever tried to log in to your PC but couldn’t get the password right, even after several attempts? This happened to me the other day, when I tried to log onto my laptop. I know that CAPS Lock was not on, because no warning message appeared.
I thought maybe I forgot my password or someone hacked into my PC [...]
By admin on Sep 11, 2009 in Hardware, Laptops | 3 Comments
If your laptop turns off unexpectedly, the most likely reason is overheating, but it can also be due to a power overload in the AC adapter, intermittent short circuits and less likely, an operating system problem or virus/spyware.
If you have time to do this before it shuts itself off, perform a quick spyware and virus scan. If you [...]
By admin on Aug 31, 2009 in Laptops | 0 Comments
If you’ve read my blog before, you may have noticed that I usually don’t review software or hardware. I write about ways to fix various computer problems and prevent attacks from the Internet, and I only recommend programs that I have tried myself. Similarly, I only recommend computer parts or laptops that I have tested myself.
I had to include this [...]