Recent content by JayCee993

You dont even have to remove the screen, The laptop should have either a VGA or HDMI connector. Plug your monitor into the laptop with either and it should automatically transfer the image from the laptop to the monitor Jason

Follow the link below and make sure that your operating system is 64bit, do this by right clicking "This PC" and it will display whether you have 32bit or 64 bit. http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers if your displayed with enter model number just enter "Aspire E1-531" and select the...

Like Codo said its a crazy amount for a laptop, you could build a Gaming Desktop to have in your room or wherever you stay, and have a Laptop for your work, This will be a much better option in my opinion.

With this sort of price tag you can get one of the best Laptops around, I would honestly say just make sure that it has atleast 8GB RAM if you're not going to be editing/rendering etc, Most of the gaming laptops come with an i7 which is standard when you buy a 2k+ Laptop. Also just make sure it...

No problem, glad to help Mark it as a solution, maybe someone with the same problem might see this post and will help them out too. Jason

Laptop has gone into sleep mode. Only way to do this is to press and hold the reset button on the bottom of the laptop if there is one, only other option is to strip the thing and unplug the battery for a hard reset. If you're unable to remove the casing I would take it to a computer repair shop...

This means that you are trying to Reset your Windows, if you're on Windows 8 insert a Windows 8 Disk, it will then download the required sources from the disk and you will be able to boot. Before you do this make sure all of the data that you will need has been backed up, as this is a factory...

So there is no display on the screen but the laptop is powering on? which Year/Model is this Macbook?

Did you try the VGA with a Desktop Monitor?

Are you able to test the Laptop with a VGA external monitor? and see if that works

Okay make sure that your TV is on the correct HDMI source, also keep the laptop plugged into the TV and restart the laptop, it should boot straight onto the external display Jason

Right click your "My Computer" and go to "Manage" this will open Computer Management, go to device manager and under "Display Adapters" click the down arrow, the model of your graphics card should be there just right click it and try to update drivers, if you have the Nvidia logo in the bottom...

Not possible, the only way to upgrade that laptop from the current state is to chuck some RAM at it, unless the processor isn't soldered you wont be able to upgrade that either. Jason

The person that has reinstalled your windows either hasn't installed the required graphics drivers, check in device manager to make sure that the graphics driver is installed. Other thing could be with your external monitor display settings, if the graphics drivers are there press "Fn"...

That laptop will run GTA 5 Yes, On max settings? It will struggle, First thing I would do is Upgrade the RAM to 8GB but on medium settings this laptop will give you above 60FPS easily