Showing posts with label error code. Show all posts
Showing posts with label error code. Show all posts

Saturday, May 19, 2018

Your Windows Licence Will Expire Soon Windows 10

Windows 10 updates sometimes cause some units berserk. These went on BSOD or some of its peripherals won't work. Just like this one:

Your Windows License Will Expire Soon Windows 10

After the Windows updates this always appears on my screen on every start up of the laptop. We found some part in the internet that might help to solve this.

Here's how:

a: Press Windows key + X.
b: Then click Command Prompt(admin)
c: Now type the following command and then hit enter
slmgr -rearm
d: Now restart the computer. 

Sunday, October 16, 2016

Beep! Beep! Beep!



When starting your PC, it’s already normal to be greeted by one or series of beeps. Hearing one short beep is normal and no error in the system of your machine, while a series of beeps is usually indicative of some sort of internal error. Each beep corresponds to a different issue and points to a different problem in your computer.

Now, I will teach you what the beeps mean and how to solve it.
How to Recognize CPU’s Beep Errors
1. A short beep is indicates that there’s no problem in your system and it will continue to boot up to your OS.

2. A very short beep is indicative of a problem with your motherboard. It can also mean that you have a problem with your system memory or you’ve just reset the BIOSystem. You’ll just need to setup again the time, date, the HD priority, and so on in the BIOS.

3. A long beep followed by three sequential short beeps indicates that there’s an issue linked to your graphics card. If your motherboard did have a build in video card, you can test it by attaching a new PCI Express video card or vice versa.

4. A short beep followed by three sequential long beeps means that you have a problem with your system memory. Just replaced your memory modules. But sometimes, like the ASUS motherboards, it chosen branded memory.

5. If you are hearing beep, pause, beep, pause, followed by two sequential beeps, the error is linked to your CPU (the main chip or the freaking brain of your computer). It’s either you replaced a new processor or replaced both motherboard and its processor.

6. Three beeps, pause, three beeps, pause, followed by four beeps indicates an issue with video memory. Same process could apply on number 3.

7. One long beep and nine short beeps means there is a problem with the ROM (BIOS AWARD). Wrong flashing or updating of BIOS firmware might be the cause. Before flashing a ROM, there’s a time that you could just simply reset it back by removing the battery and return it back. Then, just setup its time and date again.

8. Three beeps, pause, four beeps, pause, followed by a beep signals an error with your graphics card. Again, you could follow step number 3.  (T_T)

9. Four beeps, pause, three beeps, pause, and then one beep indicates a system memory problem. Use the number 4 as a reference.

10. Five short beeps is another indication of issues with your CPU. You could try the number 5 steps.

11. Long, constant beeps alert system memory problems. If you have 2 memory module, you could try it one by one. One might already busted and need to replace.



Beeps After Launch
If your PC beeps after your OS has been launched, it could be an indication that your CPU is overheating. And it will immediately response a no display screen. If not addressed immediately, this could be potentially damaging to your system or you processor. Clear space away from your computer, and make sure that your PC fan is running.


Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Canon iP1300 5100 service error and self test


Below is to how to fix your Canon printer iP1300 from such a damn freaking 5100 error, like you've seen on this picture:


  • Turn off the printer first
  • Open the printer and check that the carriage moves without an obstruction over the full travel (left to right and back).
  • Check that the ink cartridge is properly installed. Also look at the gears to confirm they are reasonably clean (no debris in the cogs of the gears such as paper or paper clip).
  • Clean dust and debris from the carriage area.
  • The position strip (a plastic strip about 1/4" wide on some printers) may be need to be cleaned.


and below is the self-test for it in which you don't have to connect it to your computer:
1. Turn on the printer.
2. Press the continue button 4x quickly.
3. And your Canon printer will begin to run a print test.







Note:
If the printer still experiencing the error, please contact the nearest Canon service center or you can just throw it to your nearest trash bin.

Thursday, October 22, 2015

Steps To Fix Error 0x00000709 [When your printer is against to be your default one]



  • Click the Start button located at the bottom left and type regedit, this will list the result in the search pane, right click regedit and select “Run As Administrator”.



  • Expand the tree and scroll down to HKEY_CURRENT_USER
– Select Software
– Select Microsoft
– Select Windows NT
– Select CurrentVersion
– Select Windows

 
Note that each folder is a subset of another folder, the main folder and the path of the destination folder is:


HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Windows 






  • Select device key from the right pane, right click on it and select Modify now change the value, to the name of your printer. Example: HP Laserjet P1006,winspool,Ne03:
 
 
  •  If you are prompted with the “cannot edit device” dialog, just click OK.
  •  Right click on the Window folder from the left panel and choose Permissions, and put check in the Full Control Box.