What to do if my eMachines EL1358 system will not power on?
If your eMachines Desktop system isn't powering on, ensure the power cable is correctly connected to both the AC power jack and a working AC power source. Also, verify that the voltage selector switch is set to the appropriate voltage.
Why does my eMachines Desktop say 'CMOS Battery Low'?
The 'CMOS Battery Low' message on your eMachines Desktop typically indicates that the CMOS battery needs replacement.
What does 'CMOS Date/Time Not Set' mean on my eMachines EL1358 Desktop?
The message 'CMOS Date/Time Not Set' on your eMachines Desktop means the CMOS date and/or time are invalid.
What to do if eMachines Desktop says 'Insert BOOT diskette in A:'?
If your eMachines Desktop displays 'Insert BOOT diskette in A:', reboot and select the proper boot device, or insert boot media into the selected boot device.
What does 'Drive Not Ready' mean on my eMachines EL1358 Desktop?
The 'Drive Not Ready' message on your eMachines Desktop is often displayed by drives when no media is present.
General| RAM | 2GB DDR3 |
|---|---|
| Storage | 500 GB HDD |
| Operating System | Windows 7 Home Premium |
| Chipset | AMD 785G |
| Ethernet | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Optical Drive | DVD±RW |
| Audio | Integrated high-definition audio |
| Ports | VGA |
| USB Ports | 6 x USB 2.0 |
Lists computer components like OS, processor, chipset, memory, and drives.
Details audio codec and available audio jacks for system connectivity.
Details front and rear I/O ports, including USB, audio, LAN, and display connectors.
Specifies chassis dimensions, system weight, and operating environmental conditions.
Illustrates the front and rear views of the computer, identifying key components and ports.
Introduces the CMOS Setup Utility, its purpose, and when it is needed.
Provides steps to access and navigate the BIOS setup utility using keyboard controls.
Configure basic system settings like date, time, boot order, and chipset features.
Manage peripherals, power settings, system health, and voltage controls.
Secure BIOS with passwords, load defaults, and save or exit settings.
Lists required tools and essential preparation steps before disassembling the computer.
Step-by-step guide to remove the computer's side panel and front bezel.
Instructions for removing the heat sink, processor, HDD, and optical drive.
Procedures for removing the mainboard and expansion cards from the system.
Guides through external inspection, power checks, and internal system checks for troubleshooting.
Explains POST checkpoints, boot block initialization, and recovery procedures for system diagnostics.
Lists and explains various error messages, beep codes, and their possible causes.
Provides procedures for BIOS recovery, updating, and clearing CMOS data.
Illustrates the computer's core subsystems and their interconnections in a block diagram.
Identifies and labels major components on the computer's mainboard.
Details pin definitions for internal headers and external connectors on the motherboard.
Guides on connecting essential case components like fans, power, and LEDs to the motherboard.
Visual overview of components and introduction to FRU parts categories.
Comprehensive list of all field replaceable units with part names, descriptions, and OEM part numbers.
Lists detailed specifications for various AMD processors supported by the system.
Details the system's chipset and BIOS chip type for hardware compatibility.
Details memory module types, capacities, and hard disk drive supported models and interfaces.
Lists specifications for optical drives, card readers, Ethernet controller, and audio codec.
Details power supply unit models and power management capabilities (S1, S3, S4, S5 states).
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