my notebook are damage. While i on appear on scrin LPTDR missing . I use IBM thinkpad.I hope someone help me.?
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Are you sure you typed the letters correct...do you mean NTLDR missing? That usually means there is a floppy drive in the drive -take it out before booting--- but here is the Microsoft help section on the NTLDR error (if that is what you mean)\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=320397
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ur o/s may be corrupted, or some system files may be missing. try to start ur laptop on safe mode if the prblm solved then restore it to a previous setting. other wise repair the o/s...
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Please check a harddrive first. If you find any problem with it fix it.\n\nAlso run a trorough spyware and virus scan.
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Go to http://support.dell.com/ and type in your Service Tag. It should be on a sticker somewhere on the case.
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Check your device manager to see if its listed under "mice and other pointing devices".  It should say something like, "Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad" or something similiar.  If you don't see it there, RIGHT click and scan for hardware changes.  You may need to perform a system recovery.  Otherwise, go to Best Buy and get a wireless USB mouse.  It's what I use for my laptop, works great.
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I suspect the bios battery has gone dead.  I would look on ebay and find one and replace it.  If it still does not boot the IBM iSeries are getting rather old, so it might be time to retire it?  If you have an attachement and stuff on the laptop you need to retrieve you can go to local laptop service center and for a $60+ diagnosis fee they will tell you what is wrong and how much to repair.  Should you repair it they will usually apply the diagnosis fee to the repair costs.
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There you go:\n\nhttp://www.notebookforums.com/thread68963.html
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If it came with  the package of your computer, you can try contacting the company you purchased it and see if they offer replacements.
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Here is a PDF document (pretty large 8MB) where you can find this information. Look on page 60.\nhttp://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovo&lndocid=PFAN-3TJKLN\n\nIt's pretty simple\n1. Power off the computer and unplug the AC adapter from the computer\n2. Turn the computer upside down\n3. Remove the DIMM cover, the CMOS battery is just beside the RAM module\n4. Make sure the Plus side is on top when replacing
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It could actually be your computer screen. I know that my old laptop had a malfunctioning screen. Try contacting the manufacturer to see if infact it is a monitor problem and not a software problem.
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There could be issue with the Display. \n\nTry performing Power Drain. \n\nHere are the steps for Power Drain:\n\n1. Disconnect the AC Adapter. \n2. Remove the Battery.\n3. Hold the Power button down for 30 seconds to 1 minute. \n4. Reconnect the AC adapter and do NOT connect the battery now. \n5. Turn on the Notebook power. If the problem persists, please disconnect the AC adapter and connect the battery alone. Now check it again.\n\nTry reinstalling the Display drivers. Also, you can try updating the BIOS version. If the issue persists then, there is sure issue with the display.
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send it to dell to get fixed
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Do a system restore. Go to Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore and roll back to a date before your problems started.
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the link below is to all drivers for ur notebook.  u should be be able to find what u r looking for from there.
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well if its a ibm thinkpad it should be under a cover on the bottom possibly where the ram slots are. you will see a small yellow disk with a red and black wire coming off plugged into the motherboard. unplug it and twist the disk off it is sticky taped to the mboard. you can the get ripped off and order a plug in replacement or do it the el cheapo way like me and buy a calculator replacement battery it does not have to be the same model number but it does have to be lithium and the same voltage. cut off the heat shrink and cut off the tabs then resolder with the CORRECT voltage + and - wrap it in electric tape then plug back in restart your computer and it should work.
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Found this from Sophos, should help you recover.\nHope this helps?
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Is it a toshiba? there's a known issue with some tosh laptops caused by a flawed power jack connection.\n\nPS: dont quote me on this, but I heard that tosh won't fix it under warranty, despite the fact that it makes the laptop unsuitable for use as a portable device. If this is the problem & you are in the UK, there's a couple of independent repairers who can sure up the connection with epoxy resin saving you a lot of money.\n\nADD ON: I've seen your update, & it could be down to the issue I've mentioned. If you're not in the UK & this does turn out to be the problem, find a small independent repairer & if they start quoting silly prices for replacement parts, mention what I've told you here. \n\nIf you are in the UK, try the link below, although if you are outside of Yorkshire, transit costs may make the cost prohibitive.