Posts by ViolatorX

The easiest way to find out if the inverter is bad is to stick the probes of a voltmeter into the connections of the inverter. You will have to open up the screen lid to expose the inverter then unplug the backlight. If the inverter is...

It sounds like the backlight is bad and not the inverter. I fixed a problem on a Toshiba laptop a few months back with the same thing. The screen was dark, but I could see icons and still use the PC. I tested the inverter and it was...

I believe it uses a P2-400mhz. I'm not quite sure as it is not my PC. I was just asked to find a CPU fan for it... I'm only going on the specs I can find online.

Anyone have an old Latitude CS machine lying around? I need a CPU fan for one of these. I know it's a long shot, but I am trying to make EBay my last option. please PM me. Thanks!

Sounds like the internal connection from the keyboard to the motherboard is messed up. Have you tried removing the keyboard, then reconnecting it to the motherboard? Also try blowing out any dust or debris that may have made it's way...

If everything is setup correctly right now, there's no reason why your DSL would run at 1/3 of its rated 3mbps. Your G router should be sufficient for your connection. 802.11G can achieve a max of about 24mbps (or 3MegaBytes/sec), in...

You should have no problems getting a new card to work. Just as long as it is the same type of card. I recently installed a relatively old Intel 2200B/G card into a 3+ year old Toshiba laptop and it works fine. Not sure on the...

And exactly what is the purpose of doing this? There is nothing wrong with the CL56's cooling system. It is quiet and keeps the laptop cool. I have not had any problems with mine and I have run Folding@home (100% CPU usage) for days...

Have you tried any of the Omega drivers? They are "supposed" to work on all Radeon's, including their mobile counterparts. You can get them at omegadrivers.net.

Well the main reason being that they have been discontinued. It has been pretty much replaced by the Sager NP5320. It also has an X700 256mb, but comes with a 15.4" widescreen instead of a "regular" 15inch screen.