Computer problem
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 6613 Registered: Oct-07 | ok i had problem with laptop screen, i changed the laptop screen, now what is happening that when i plug in my battery charger , my screen shows poor quality ( screen brightness disappears) once i take out battery charger , screen shows good quality ( brightness improves).. i changed the power plan still no luck? how to solve this problem..? |
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Bronze Member Username: Dj_princePost Number: 79 Registered: Feb-08 | I wish i could help u . However, try update or reset your bios settings this might help |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 6614 Registered: Oct-07 | DJ how to update/reset bios setting? |
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Bronze Member Username: Dj_princePost Number: 80 Registered: Feb-08 | u need to find brand of your motherboard and go to their website download the latest BIOS and flash it |
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Gold Member Username: DoreenakadjOntario Canada Post Number: 3484 Registered: Dec-06 | what kind of laptp are you running ? here are a couple websites to read and follow the instructions. I hope this helps http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/bios_manufacturer.htm 1200-3.html,http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/bios-a-z,1200-3.html laptop battery tutorial] how to change low battery shut down -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you want to change the battery levels your computer sleeps, shuts down or hibernates it was pretty easy to find in xp, a bit convoluted in vista, needs a tutorial and here it is; I like my computer to stay active right up to almost battery fail, to me that's about 2 percent, pick your own level a bit lower then default to extend your usable battery life Click your battery icon in your task bar and hit "more power options", if the icon isn't available launch power options form control panel Panel on the right go to "change when the computer sleeps, in the applet that opens hit "change advanced power settings" scroll down to the very bottom and you'll see "battery" click the plus sign on "critical battery action" I personally would go to hibernate, you might want to shut down but I don't recommend that if you want to continue where you left off I also wouldn't choose "sleep" unless your percentages were higher then my 2 percent in the pull down after "plugged in" obviously "do nothing" unless you suspect a short of some sort (which I have never seen) there's a plus for your "low battery level" as well, I would change that from the default of 25 percent to something less, mine reads 10 percent but if your battery is weak you want to make that a bit higher so you have time to finish your work then go to the "critical battery" pull down and that's the big change, as I said my battery is stable and healthy so I lowered that to 2 percent, when my battery begins to age I'll raise that to around 5 percent till I get a new battery on "low battery notification" you should probably leave this on though it's annoying and you will get a critical battery warning so the "low battery warning" for me is redundant "low battery action" I would hit the scroll down and "do nothing", have all your action at the critical battery level |
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Gold Member Username: DoreenakadjOntario Canada Post Number: 3485 Registered: Dec-06 | http://www.ehow.com/video_4984398_change-laptop-battery.html?optype=video |
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Gold Member Username: KirankumarNO Bashing Post Number: 3191 Registered: Oct-07 | Doreen very good post |
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New member Username: _fuglyb1tchPost Number: 3 Registered: Jan-10 | just out curiosity is this a dell laptop? |
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Gold Member Username: DoreenakadjOntario Canada Post Number: 3486 Registered: Dec-06 | thanks African ...Happy New Year to you nice to see you again |
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Gold Member Username: KirankumarNO Bashing Post Number: 3192 Registered: Oct-07 | and a very happy new year to you and your loved ones |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 6620 Registered: Oct-07 | yes its a dell laptop, thanks doreen i will see if those suggestion helps..... |
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Gold Member Username: DoreenakadjOntario Canada Post Number: 3487 Registered: Dec-06 | you're welcome sada |
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Bronze Member Username: Lk__livesPost100million Post Number: 36 Registered: Dec-09 | Doreen Is our resident computer pro |
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New member Username: _fuglyb1tchPost Number: 7 Registered: Jan-10 | Reason why I asked if its a dell is because almost all dells have a setting in the bios for video profile go in and see what its set to. I had an old D600 a few years back did te same damn thing I found the setting under power management in the bios said brighteness (battery and (AC) all I had to do was adjust it there and everthing was fine after |
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New member Username: PlimouthModeratorQuebec Post Number: 5 Registered: Jan-10 | Holy FOK, This is gotta be the first thread ever that Nalin hasn't contaminated!  |
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Platinum Member Username: NydasPost Number: 17288 Registered: Jun-06 | When it is shipped, the the LCD setting is set to level 3 when on battery power. Go into the BIOS i.e. F12 at bootup, and get into the setup. Change the LCD setting when on battery power to the maximum level of brightness, i.e. the same as when it is plugged in, and it will probably work fine. |
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Gold Member Username: Saqeeb9000Post Number: 6627 Registered: Oct-07 | yep i reset bios setting and now its working fine, thx every one... |
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