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According to the Service Manual for the Compaq Armada 1700 series, you press F10 to enter the BIOS. Unlike modern computers, the BIOS pro... -
This came all the way from Israel today (vie eBay): I didnt realise but it has both Windows 95 and Windows 98 restore options/CDs. I... -
Way before the Covid19 Pandemic came to light I picked up a job-lot of laptops from a car boot sale and I'm slowly starting to refurbish...
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I picked this little beauty up on eBay the other week and I think I was the only bidder as not only does it need a jolly good clean, but it ...
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Are you getting the 162 System Options Not Set on an old vintage/retro laptop? Is it followed by a message telling you the Time and Dat... -
Have you got a Vintage or Retro Toshiba laptop that wont boot as it has a BIOS Password set? Then what you need is a KEY Disk!... When y... -
On the IBM ThinkPad 380D laptop the CMOS batter for the BIOS is located under the RAM cover on the bottom of the laptop so (after first rem... -
The first thing you need to do is remove the keyboard by pressing the 2 keyboard release catches as shown here: You then need to remo... -
Today I was gifted a great little work-horse of a laptop, namely a Toshiba Satellite 220CS with an Intel Pentium 133MHz CPU, 16MB of RAM and... -
Changing the CMOS/RTC battery on the Compaq Evo N410c involves removing the keyboard and the wrist wrest: To remove the keyboard, look for...
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