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1>Turn the modem and router off

2>Turn PC's off

3>Modem on, Router on, PC's on.

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Acer Aspire One AOD255E with Intel Atom N570 is the only one that I can afford.
I really like gaming but obviously it's quite impossible for such netbook. Now how about videos and music? I love downloading these.. Is it okay for a netbook? Other than music and videos, of course school documents pdf files..

Here are the specs... http://www.asianic.com.ph/product/acer-255e-n578q

Help me out please, my mom will leave by wednesday and she will take her macbook with her. meaning, I have nothing to use anymore.

GUYS COME ON! DISREGARD THE GAMING. THAT WAS JUST AN EXTRA INFO

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Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Laptops & Notebooks >Open Question Erik G Member since:September 14, 2006Total points:3,276 (Level 4)My laptop keyboard does work everywhere both in and out of the Internet but on one site that I visit often it's not hitting any keys at the moment. I tried to hit the "Enter" key but it never worked, nor it does with any letter or number. Do you know what is going on with the keyboard and are there any ways for me to fix that problem?Answer Question

by Shubham Gore Member since:November 26, 2010Total points:523 (Level 2)Maybe someone has Plugged out the Keyboard Plug from your Board or it is loose.
Try plugging in your keyboard to a different USB Port, then check whether it works or not?
Maybe your KeyBoard is malfuctioning, try it on a different computer, if needed replace your Old Keyboard with a new one.
Best of luck.Through Experience.
Electronics Engineer and Tech-Blogger.

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Press and hold the windows key and press R (like ctr-alt-del, but just the windows key which is between ctrl and alt, and the R key)

A window pops up
Type the letters CMD with no space. Just
cmd

Press enter
Type this as you see it

ipconfig /release

then type

ipconfig /renew

Your internet has been reset.

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Easily! Even a computer costing half as much would be capable of playing those games well. Note that for gaming a desktop is always recommended over a laptop. Desktop components are more powerful to begin with and a desktop of equivalent performance costs much less. Also, desktops can be upgraded later... laptops cannot.

I recommend something with a Core i7 processor and Radeon 6950 or GeForce GTX 560Ti graphics card (or better)

These are excellent gaming PCs:

http://www.aria.co.uk/Systems/Gaming+Range/Gladiator/Viper+HDK+Gaming+PC+(Sandy+Bridge+REV+B3)+?productId=44003
http://www.aria.co.uk/Systems/Gaming+Range/Gladiator/Relentless+GTK+Gaming+PC+(Sandy+Bridge+REV+B3)+?productId=43844

This one is last year's tech, but still very powerful:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/248961

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You can try updating the audio drivers on your Laptop by going to device manager.(My computer---. Properties---->Hardware----> Device manager----->right click on sound drivers and click on update drivers or roll back drivers)

(or)

Go to your computer manufacturers support site and download and install the audio driver for your model and Operating System.

(or)

If the sound board is integrated on the main board, you can find the drivers on the cd that came with the motherboard, when you bought the computer.

In case if you face any problem following the above troubleshooting steps please visit our website “www.Ijinni.com “.

Charles,
IJINNI Technical support.

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An accurate answer requires knowing what you want to do with that laptop.

In addtion to the points you made above:
The HP has a quad core processor, the Sony's i5 is a dual core
HP has 6770M graphics, Sony 6630M

The HP will do better at all computational and gaming tasks.

A FullHD screen in a laptop is useful if you're doing photography work or frequently work with documents that you need to zoom out on, because you get more details. It doesn't help much with text, because you're limited by the physical height of readable text on screen. Full HD also overwhelms most video cards in laptops, so you have to choose lower resolutions for gaming anyway.

Bottom line - the HP works better for all but a few specific tasks (photo editing). Of course, the Sony is showier in the orange case.

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Why does my laptop screen keep on flickering? It does this regularly and sometimes makes the screen go completely black when i try to adjust the screen. I have also tried the 'refresh rate' but this has not resolved the problem! Is there anything else i could try?!

Thanks :)

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You can't use integrated graphics while using dedicated graphics. So unless your dedicated graphics card supports more then one monitors, you can't use more then one.

If you want to make your graphical features faster, disable areo.

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I wanna try to help but the Vostro computers are Dell, not HP, are you sure you have the type correct?

BACKUP ANY FILES YOU WANT SAVED......THEN....

* As the computer starts, press on the keyboard until the Advanced Boot Options menu appears on the screen.

* Press the on the keyboard to select Repair Your Computer on the Advanced Boot Options menu, and then press .

* Specify the language settings that you want, and then click Next.

* Log in as a user who has administrative credentials, and then click OK.

* Click Dell Factory Image Restore.

* In the Dell Factory Image Restore window, click Next.

* Click to select the Yes, reformat hard drive and restore system software to factory condition check box.

* Click Next.
The computer is restored to the default factory configuration.

* When the restore operation is completed, click Finish to restart the computer.

The software is now installed as it was when the computer was first received.

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The cabinet is a Cooler Master Sileo 500

Link: http://www.coolermaster.com/product.php?product_id=5843

And these are my specs:

CPU: Intel i7 2600K 3.4GHz
GPU: Nvidia GTX 570
PSU: 700W Cougar 80+
RAM: 4GB DDR3 1600MHz

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My HP PC keeps going to sleep every 15 minutes.

When it goes to sleep, it then restarts.

I have updated the graphics driver but its still not working.

The graphics driver is ATI Radeon HD 3450.
Please help me out guys.

Ive just checked the power settings and its not set as go to sleep after 15 minutes.

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Yes. It will run at the slower data transfer rate of 1.0, but that's not as much of a performance hit as you might think. Usually no more than 10% less than what a full 2.0 motherboard would provide.

Thats because the memory bus to the graphics card is rarely saturated, an never for long. There's a lot of idle time on the buss while the card is busily building 3D graphic models for gaming.

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I am looking for a new laptop. It would be used 100% for business. I hate all of the garbage that comes on new computers today. I would be happy with just an OS and nothing else. At first, I was thinking about getting one with 8GB of Ram but, as it turns out, the software that I will need to run only recommends 1GB so a 4GB machine would probably be just fine.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

Thanks

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Pentium 4 = old

No, you have a high-end P4 as it is

Only time you should consider upgrading your cpu is if your mainboard is fairly new and you have a low-end cpu in it.

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Its not always the case, that it will show the whole RAM you have installed is being used by your operating System.
For example, even if you have installed 4 Gb RAM on an 32 Bit Windows 7, it will still show, 2.99 Gb as usable RAM, Because the 32 Bit Operating System is not capable of Handling More RAM, Even if you Install 16 Gb RAM, it will still show you the Same 2.99 Gb RAM.
(P.S. : 64 Bit Windows 7 is capable of Handling about 3.86 Gb RAM.)

If you still think, one of the RAM chip is not Functioning, you can always check, using the System Information utility of Windows Operating System that what is the amount of Installed Physical memory in your Computer.
Open command prompt (Run then type in cmd and press enter)
In command Prompt, type in "systeminfo" and press enter and then satisfy yourself.

* I dont wanna be rude, But...
I Dis-agree with whyme123's First line,
"If your ram chip "Crapped", you wouldn't even be able to boot into windows."

Because, if you have multiple slots for RAM and multiple RAM chip installed in your system, the CPU will not generate the error-code (or Beep alert for RAM) during the POST (Power On Self Test ) even if only a single RAM chip is Functioning properly, rest all got failed, it will ignore the other RAM Chips Failure.
The First line is true, only when it doesn't recognize a single RAM-Chip (No Ram at all).
:(

Hope, it is cleared, Best of Luck.

*Please forgive me for my weak English, Because i 'm not a native speaker of English*

Through Experience.
Electronics Engineer And Tech-Blogger.

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If you think the problem is related to the drop, then the chances are; its probably the HDD which is damaged. I mean it makes sense too if its producing squealing noise indicating you've probably damaged the bearing which keeps the hard-disk spinning.

I will strongly advice you backup your important stuffs NOW as there's no way of telling when it will stop completely (data recovery is more costly then you could ever imagine).

After you backup your stuffs, download and use HDDScan: http://hddscan.com/

Just keep your finger crossed that S.M.A.R.T doesn't tell you that your Hard-disk is about to die. If it does, the easy fix will be replace your HDD (but we will then had to worry about Operating System later).

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