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Usually one of the following keys being immediately and repeatedly pressed after power on: F1, F2, Del If Dell, F12 could bring up a one-time boot menu, which has the option to get into BIOS/UEFI Lenovo's may require you to press the Enter key at the Lenovo logo, then the boot options menu...

Try removing the battery, then plug in the AC adapter. If the laptop turns on, the battery is the culprit. If that doesn't help, then you may have a problem with the motherboard at the AC in port.

Your laptop isn't dead, though that virus did a great job of announcing itself as it began infecting your hard drive. My recommendation is to remove the HDD/SSD from the laptop, then connect it to another computer as a secondary storage. While connected to the other computer, run an AV scan to...

Go to Application Manager>Contacts>Permissions tap on the slider next to Contacts to allow device (phone) to access this app.

1. Start+R, paste this: %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook 2. Rename the .pst or .ost file (Hint: the file name will contain your email address) with "-old" at the end, but before the file extension Ex. filename-old.pst or filename-old.ost 3. Fire up Outlook and see if your mail...

Are you posting from a mobile device? If you are, that explains your query, and the answer is to find a computer - a library, perhaps; maybe an internet café. Maybe even a local PC shop?. If you are posting from a computer, use the computer from which you're posting. You'll have to make a...

Not sure I understand, but let me try to clarify. The computer you'd like to use to reformat the PS4 HDD has no OS. If this is what you're saying, then yes, you can make bootable USB with a Windows installer or use a bootable Linux of your choice, and then, assuming the HDD is installed...

Restart your computer into Safe Mode with Networking, and then see if the problem persists.

You might find this article interesting: http://techhelpkb.com/how-to-enable-java-in-google-chrome-45/ As for IE, you may not have the plug-in/add-on enabled. Alternatively, use Firefox (safer, IMO) Lastly, see if you can get an older driver. Install it, then let it auto update.

Leave it plugged in, but remove the battery. Now try powering on. If that does or does not help, you should seek an RMA with the merchant or Asus.

Have you tried using the auto detect tool on the NVidia site?

There is a possibility of a driver conflict. I recommend you download and install DriverSweeper and remove all GPU drivers. Then, reinstall the latest of both GPUs.

Could be a power options setting. Start>Power Options>Choose what to do when I: Push power button: Shutdown Alternatively, you can simply hold the power button for about 2-3 seconds, that should force the shutdown.

Hello Peter, Thank you for your reply. Perhaps your SO-DIMM (RAM) is no good. Open the cover to your RAM and remove them. Typically, there is a small lever that needs to be pulled up before the RAM modules can be removed. After removing the RAM, try powering up again. Does the beep you heard...

All of them stopped? If you have at least one working, you can get yourself an HDMI hub like this one. . You can find less expensive ones if you forgo the remote.