xPRIVATEMAIDENx Posted November 26, 2010 Report Posted November 26, 2010 iv'e recently bought a "emachines" pc, and been having some problems, or i just dont know how to set it up.everything works good, its just that when i hold a key , like "d" and try to move the mouse, it wont move unless i let go of "d". can any1 help me?, please and ty.
Quinn Posted November 26, 2010 Report Posted November 26, 2010 iv'e recently bought a "emachines" pc, and been having some problems, or i just dont know how to set it up.everything works good, its just that when i hold a key , like "d" and try to move the mouse, it wont move unless i let go of "d". can any1 help me?, please and ty. Try to use a different keyboard/mouse. And I absolutely hate eMachines, just putting that out there.
connorss Posted November 26, 2010 Report Posted November 26, 2010 Return it and get a mac.I don't think he want's AIDS 1
xPRIVATEMAIDENx Posted November 26, 2010 Author Report Posted November 26, 2010 i trully HATE apple products, never bought one, never will. and im about to try the seperate keyboard quinn, and.......................... its the same thing, i need to try out a mouse, and why cant i boot win xp on it?
xPRIVATEMAIDENx Posted November 26, 2010 Author Report Posted November 26, 2010 i trully HATE apple products, never bought one, never will. and im about to try the seperate keyboard quinn, and.......................... its the same thing, i need to try out a mouse, and why cant i boot win xp on it?
Randomrocket Posted November 26, 2010 Report Posted November 26, 2010 I don't think he want's AIDSthis emachines sound like a terrible waste of money in the first place. If you don't know much about computers, don't want to mess with the hardware and stuff, just get a dell. Otherwise, I would suggest build your own. But you've already bought the computer. It sounds like a keyboard/mouse problem. Do the Keyboard and mouse connect to the same port on the computer, or can you unplug them individually? If they plug into the same spot, buy a new keyboard and mouse.
Quinn Posted November 27, 2010 Report Posted November 27, 2010 i trully HATE apple products, never bought one, never will. and im about to try the seperate keyboard quinn, and.......................... its the same thing, i need to try out a mouse, and why cant i boot win xp on it? Can you not boot into your operating system? If so, download Teamviewer, and let me look at the problem.this emachines sound like a terrible waste of money in the first place. If you don't know much about computers, don't want to mess with the hardware and stuff, just get a dell. Otherwise, I would suggest build your own. But you've already bought the computer. It sounds like a keyboard/mouse problem. Do the Keyboard and mouse connect to the same port on the computer, or can you unplug them individually? If they plug into the same spot, buy a new keyboard and mouse. Pugetsystems.com, Ibuypower.com, etc for laptops/desktops if you don't want to build it yourself.
gruntmods Posted November 28, 2010 Report Posted November 28, 2010 Try to use a different keyboard/mouse. And I absolutely hate eMachines, just putting that out there.Emachines are what ruined acer (believe it or not, they were a regular quality OEM before). Once acer purchased emachines, they adopted the use of low quality refurbished parts to all models and lineups of products.
Quinn Posted November 28, 2010 Report Posted November 28, 2010 Emachines are what ruined acer (believe it or not, they were a regular quality OEM before). Once acer purchased emachines, they adopted the use of low quality refurbished parts to all models and lineups of products. Acer can make "good" quality (compared to other OEMs), but only in their high price range. For example, my brother had a Aspire One (netbook). The thing's bios went corrupt due to a design flaw, and the internal recovery system did not work either (google "Aspire One Black screen of death"). But, my laptop is an Aspire 8943G, and I have had 1 single problem with it, which was corrected by updating the drivers (Wireless couldn't hold a connection).
gruntmods Posted November 28, 2010 Report Posted November 28, 2010 Acer can make "good" quality (compared to other OEMs), but only in their high price range. For example, my brother had a Aspire One (netbook). The thing's bios went corrupt due to a design flaw, and the internal recovery system did not work either (google "Aspire One Black screen of death"). But, my laptop is an Aspire 8943G, and I have had 1 single problem with it, which was corrected by updating the drivers (Wireless couldn't hold a connection).I have yet to see a quality Acer product, save the monitors, which I believe are manufactured by a third-party and rebranded.
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