edw3x wrote:is that possible, to change motherboard included video chip from other FJC laptop ?

Yes you could...but why not just keep the shell that the 'donor' motherboard is in? Integrated graphics are just that - integrated into the motherboard.

You just press the power button and it comes back to life (resuming the session).

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Have you tried removing all the other screws and then prying the plastic upwards while you try to unscrew the 'damaged' screw? Often the upward pressure is enough to force it from just spinning around.

This problem is due to the piezoelectric effect when the processor scales to its lowest power saving mode; it's more of a problem with intel than fujitsu-siemens, really. You can use the RMclock .exe file ( http://cpu.rightmark.org/download.shtml ) to solve the problem. Do NOT disable C4, as this f...

I'll ask the obvious: have you tried pressing the same key combination again? Have you removed the battery and disconnected from the mains for a minute or two? Have you reset the CMOS?

I'm afraid to say that if it is not in the BIOS setup page, then it is unlikely you will be able to do it any other way.

I think the only way is to mute the speakers from Windows.

Just out of interest, you didn't recently update your on-board Realtek card reader driver, did you? I happened to upgrade to v6.0.6000.20091 from the Realtek site and experienced exactly the same problem as you. Furthermore, i upgraded the driver for the Realtek RTL8168 PCI-E NIC to v6.206.502.2008....

I think 'foobar' has the ability to boost audio levels via software, but the only real solution is to buy an external soundcard. They're not expensive by any means! @jazzyb88, I share your opinion, that you can boost the audio levels with software to some extend and that the only real solution is a...

There is one floating about, but not very good. It just shows you how to add more memory and replace the hard disk. But i recently opened mine to have a poke around and it didn't seem hard at all. You just need to remove the screws at the bottom to access most of the hardware.

So students are logging on, and then disconnecting?

You need to install Chipset drivers. Please visit the Intel website.

For those with the Intel 3945ABG WiFi adaptor, this may be a card issue. See here . Have you tried upgrading the driver for it from the Intel website rather than FSC's? Here is the link to the Intel website. Ensure you have v11.5.1.15 of the driver. For CPU temperature checking, use CoreTemp. It doe...

Have you come across this thread yet? A BIOS update may also solve your problem - seems very similar!

I think 'foobar' has the ability to boost audio levels via software, but the only real solution is to buy an external soundcard. They're not expensive by any means!