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Ricky ReyesSep 2, 2025
What to do if Gateway Computer shows “Not enough memory” error message?
- WwilliamleeSep 2, 2025
If your Gateway Desktop displays a “Not enough memory” error message, close all programs and then restart your computer.
What to do if Gateway Computer shows “Not enough memory” error message?
If your Gateway Desktop displays a “Not enough memory” error message, close all programs and then restart your computer.
How to fix Gateway Desktop audio CD with no sound?
If an audio CD isn't producing sound on your Gateway Desktop, first make sure the disc label is facing up. Note that some music CDs have copy protection software that may prevent playback. Ensure that the volume controls are turned up and the mute controls are turned off. If you have external speakers, make sure they are turned on and the cables are securely connected. Try shutting down and restarting your computer. Clean the disc, or try reinstalling the appropriate device drivers.
Why is my Gateway Desktop keyboard not working?
If your Gateway Desktop keyboard isn't working, first ensure the keyboard cable is plugged in correctly. If you're using a keyboard with a PS/2 plug, restart your computer. Remove any extension cables and switch boxes. To verify the keyboard port's functionality, try a keyboard that you know works.
How to restore sound from speakers on Gateway Computer?
If you're not getting sound from the speakers on your Gateway Desktop, first make sure that the volume controls are turned up and that the mute controls are turned off. If you are using external speakers, make sure that the speakers are turned on. Also, ensure that the universal jacks are configured correctly.
How to fix Gateway Computer Desktop when there is no picture?
If your Gateway Desktop is running but there's no picture, start by adjusting the monitor's brightness and contrast controls to the center position. Inspect the cable for bent or damaged pins. Ensure the monitor is plugged in and turned on, and that the video cable is securely connected to the video port on your computer. Try connecting a monitor that you know works to your computer. If the issue persists, reinstall the device driver.
What to do if my Gateway Computer DVD movie will not play?
If a DVD movie won't play on your Gateway Desktop, first ensure that you have a DVD drive. Check that the disc label is facing up. Try a different disc, as the current one may be flawed or scratched. Cleaning the disc can also help. Restarting your computer might resolve the issue. Make sure the DVD program is installed on your computer. Also, the disc’s regional code and your DVD drive’s regional code must match. If none of these steps work, try reinstalling the device driver.
Why won't my Gateway Desktop recognize a disc?
Your Gateway Desktop might not recognize a disc for several reasons. First, ensure the disc label is facing up. If that doesn't work, the disc may be flawed or scratched, so try a different disc. If you're trying to play a DVD, confirm that you have a DVD drive. Sometimes, simply restarting your computer can resolve temporary memory problems. Also, some music CDs have copy protection that prevents them from playing on computers. Cleaning the disc might also help. As a further step, restart your computer and enter the BIOS Setup utility (by pressing and holding F2 during restart) to ensure that the IDE controllers are enabled. Check the drive documentation to ensure the drive is configured correctly, or try reinstalling the device driver.
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