Posts by chis101

Try this: http://www.eurocom.ca/support/driver...d470v_WLAN.zip If that link doesn't work, go to http://www.eurocom.com -> Support -> Driver Download -> D470V -> WLan Drivers Good luck

Hi, I have a Sager 4750 and have recently been having trouble with the sleep/hibernate function. For months I put it to sleep every night without any problem... then one day, it stopped recognizing my USB...

You should be able to boot from USB just fine. I'm running 2.04a bios right now, and know it can boot from USB, but I'm pretty sure 1.05 can too. I have heard (though not verified myself) that you cannot boot past a USB hub... it has...

You never actually said what it does. Does nothing come up on the screen at all? Does it POST? Does the computer actually seem to start up but there is no video? No video: Maybe your backlight is out? Either plug in a VGA monitor...

Can't really help you as I don't know where to buy batteries for this thing or anything, but figured I could throw in my experience with the 4750 battery: When brand new, my 4750 could get around 1:45 battery life, almost enough to...

Well, I can't really help you solve the problem, but a workaround might be DOSBOX. It's a x86 emulator with dos. Get Dosbox and a launcher (I use DOG) and you can run old dos programs, and there are options for emulating XMS and EMS...

Alright, here are the voltages from mine: __________________(in_form___B__B____G_____Y____W ____R_____ R) Battery plugged in_____________0__0___0.11__3.23__3.22___15.13__15.13 Battery unplugged-Laptop pins:_...

It wouldn't be too much trouble for someone to tell you their pin voltages, although I don't think it would provide any helpful information... Having voltage and being able to hold a good charge aren't completely the same...

If it is the backlight, stuff will still be on the screen but it won't be lit up (try shining a flashlight on the screen while it boots. If you can see stuff on the screen, then it's a backlight issue.) If this is the case, check and...

I also would appreciate the 2.04a bios... cobryan@gmail.com Thank you!