problem t41 2373

[mukixxxx]

had somewhere applications for fresh roma bios with cd or usb stick
when I want to change a setting in BIOS it goes

[ajkula66]

The CPU in your T41 doesn't support W8.

With that machine, I'd be sticking with XP since the graphics card is not supported in Vista or W7.

Good luck.

[mukixxxx]

The CPU in your T41 doesn't support W8.

With that machine, I'd be sticking with XP since the graphics card is not supported in Vista or W7.

Good luck.

no system that can not even pick up a win xp or 7
udžem when the bois he gasi.a topic where I put netrebaq, sorry

[ajkula66]

Posted in the wrong forum - can a Mod or Admin please move this to the T4x section.

It is my understanding that OP is having a hardware problem where he can't enter the BIOS since the system shuts down on him.

Most likely a GPU problem...

[mukixxxx]

Posted in the wrong forum - can a Mod or Admin please move this to the T4x section.

It is my understanding that OP is having a hardware problem where he can't enter the BIOS since the system shuts down on him.

Most likely a GPU problem...

when you put the live cd xp lunix it works but when I raise the system going and do the first restart somewhere in 25 minutes off the end, show little to no error just ugasi.može whether some assistance, I'm sorry but I do not know the topic will switch and let the administrator. tenks

[cadillacmike68]

I take it then that you ARE able to get the BIOS screen to load, correct?

If not, please remove all drives, all memory, battery and disconnect AC adapter. then press and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Put the memory, battery and AC adapter back on, start it and press F1 at the opening screen. Adjust your settings power off, put your HDD(s) and CD back in and try again.

If you can get to the BIOS and your live CD boot is giving you problems, then a Linux expert is needed, and that's not me.

[mukixxxx]

I take it then that you ARE able to get the BIOS screen to load, correct?

If not, please remove all drives, all memory, battery and disconnect AC adapter. then press and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Put the memory, battery and AC adapter back on, start it and press F1 at the opening screen. Adjust your settings power off, put your HDD(s) and CD back in and try again.

If you can get to the BIOS and your live CD boot is giving you problems, then a Linux expert is needed, and that's not me.

threw me a mistake ddraw.dll
problems.jel can be repaired

[ajkula66]

@mukixxxx:

Send me a PM in your native language describing the issue that you're having in detail and I'll advise you on what to do in both English and Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian (whatever the flavour of the day is) later on in this thread...