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• To increase performance for HP Mini 110

  Hello, I have a HP Mini 110-4250nr PC, bought in the summer 2012.  It is running really slow and frustrating.   It takes up to 30 seconds to do something simple, like open Internet Explorer or any type of file.  Documents can take up to a minute.

  I still have the Windows 7 starter is it came with.  I use it mainly for writing.  I have Microsoft Office on it and while running Word 2013 there is a lag, the screen is not follow my typing speed.

  If I update to windows 8 performances will improve?  I don't want to drop money on the upgrade to get the same result.

  A hardware upgrade will be necessary?

  Hello

  The following link shows the specifications of your machine:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03377528

  It has only 1 GB of RAM, the upgrade to 2 GB of RAM, you can see a lot of improvement. Machine has only ONE RAM slot, to throw away the key 1 GB and buy a 2 GB key. This is the cheapest way.

  There's something else would run the machine faster: replace the 5400 RPM HDD with a SSD, but please consider cost/performance. You can buy RAM from the next provider or use the information to buy elsewhere:

  http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/HP+-+Compaq-memory/HP+mini/HP+mini+110-4250NR-upgrades.html

  Kind regards.

• Mini210-1000 HP: HP Mini 210-1000 AHCI Support?

  Title says it all, to a degree...

  Nothing anywhere in the BIOS that indicates this thing supports AHCI, I so wanted to just take your brain...

  If I install an SSD to replace the disk HARD in it now, will it work? Will I have AHCI/TRIM support?

  Any contribution is appreciated. Thank you!

  What HP model year cell phone is yours?   What is the model number on the black serial number on the bottom?

  The one I have is quite old. I just checked and it's a HP mini 1000.

  @ChorusOfOne

  Do not leave immediately.

  I just watched a little more features. The manual may very well be wrong.

  The most recent mini 210-1000 with product number WA543UA #ABA ad product name HP Mini 210-1010NR has a disk hard Serial ATA II (SATA).  If it is indeed this than yours, it means that a SATA SSD would fit well and work.

  See the first part of the next video. Of course, it looks like a SATA hard drive for me. Check out the connector.

• HP Mini 210-1000 is very slow, even after disabling several programs.

  I bought a HP Mini 210-1000 little more than one year. 1 GB of RAM. Win 7 Basic. Since only my son used and that occasionally, I never realized how incredibly slow, it was. Often, it takes 1 min for IE open a page. Even though I have broadband, I can't watch Netflix movies. I have disabled several programs in the menu of boot, run CCleaner, but it is still slow. When I check the Task Manager, it seems that 60-70 memory is used even when the CPU usage is 5%. I tried to tune up with HP Support Assistant, but when I click on update, it fails to update, fails to analyze or gather information. HP Support Assistant is only for products still under warranty? Can I maybe just uninstall and reinstall? Or am I left with no other choice than the upgrade of perhaps the memory? I would appreciate any advice. Thank you.

  boonetrace wrote:

  He said no "reference" on the mini, only the number of 'product', that is: WH684UA #ABA. Thank you.

  I was thinking about product and written a part.

  The first time I asked the correct thing and, unfortunately, I made a mistake.

  My advice? I would upgrade the RAM to 2 GB.

  Resource:

  Crucial - HP Compaq HP Mini 210-1084NR Netbook

  You can check some solutions in the link below:
  How to speed up system boot time and performance.

  PS.

  Remember then it's the netbook, so it will be never powerful as laptop.

• Cells, vCenter Proxy service does not. Qrtz_tables request?

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  Hello

  Not sure what happened to my original post, seems to have been deleted for some reason any...

  Last week, I bought the laptop above, an HP Envy 17 - N152NA, model N9Q54EA, that, according to the specification of the store both the specification on the HP site that the book marks HP SimplePass Identity Protection software, but for some reason mine is not...

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  Hope you can offer advice (again) on all of the above questions.

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  @StuartTunstall,

  The Riddle_Decipher is at your service!

  I understand you had some questions about the HP SimplePass software among others, I saw your Product Details and you are right about it being a part of the package!

  To inform you, you are also right on windows 10 using its own methods of protection as well, but if you like the simple pass, I recommend you to download the interface available here (download the drivers for the fingerprint reader, which should solve the problem).
  
  Keep me posted!
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• ThinkPad T450s Review

  Introduction
  

  The ThinkPad T450s is one of the best new ultrabooks. If it is not as slim as some, it is still quite compact and easier to service than the thinner machines and screen Full HD IPS is a standout feature.

  This review is based on a ThinkPad T450s, 20BX Type of Machine production, product ID 20BXCTO1WW.

  • Intel Core i7-5600U processor
  • 8.1 Windows Pro 64
  • 14.0 "FHD (1920 x 1080)
  • Camera HD 720 p
  • Intel HD 5500 graphics card
  • 4 GB DDR3L - Base of 1600 MHz SDRAM
  • Fingerprint reader
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  • ThinkPad battery 3 cells Li-Polymer (23.2Whr) rear
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  From the receipt:

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  Construction
  
  T450s build quality isn't old ThinkPad level, with a clear devaluation, but is still very good. Problems include the difficulty of dislodging the lower lid (after removing the 8 screws) for joining plastic textured inside and fingerprinting, revealing instead of the old finish rubber. But it is quite solid, no bending and quite compact.

  Connectivity
  
  Port is good enough on both sides with nothing on the back. All USB ports are 3.0 with excellent performance. But Mini DisplayPort means you need to maybe buy and carry a dongle of easy-to-lose. Performance of the Wi - Fi connection (802.11ac Intel 2 x 2) seems better than previous cards Intel generation 802.11n, even those with 3 x 3. Bluetooth connections are fast. The speakers are decent, but nothing to write home about. Quality of the webcam is improved over previous generations, but still struggles in low light. Fingerprint reader is a great improvement. (Thanks, Apple.)

  Performance
  
  The good news is that the i7 T450s finally turns out to be a bit faster than the i7 Sandy Bridge (T420s) on the tasks of processor such as video encoding, despite a processor intensive ultra low voltage a bit more slowly. The machine is cold and silent most of the time, with only a gentle breath of air under high load.

  Memory

  4 GB of memory is soldered to the main Board and there is only a single SO-DIMM location. While you can add a 8 GB SO - DIMM for 12 GB total, that would mean that half of the memory could run in single channel mode, which can have a very important impact on the performance (as much as 20-30%), especially since the graphics adapter integrated uses part of the main memory (memory available). So if you care about performance, you need to stick with 8 GB, which can be marginal for things like video editing HD Ultra. (The impact on the performance, of course, also applies to machines with only the Basic 4 GB of memory. The promised NVIDIA 940 M graphics option is not yet available.)

  Screen
  
  The IPS 1920 x 1080 screen can take some getting used to, but is really much better than TN screens and is close enough to a calibration right out of the box. (Remember to burn on the screen for at least 24 hours before making any justice.)

  Keyboard
  
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  Power

  With just the standard 2nd battery, not long battery life with big bulge on the bottom, the T450s still usable on and off by a day without running out of battery power. The power adapter provided is quite small, but only 45W, cannot quickly fresh when the system is under load. If you care about fast charging, you should get the Slim 65W adapter.

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  A return for most welcome to your ThinkPad, with a very good IPS screen and finally enough power processor ultra low voltage measure to the Sandy Bridge.

  Belkin Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter is available at low cost from B & H.

  

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• Upgrade memory - HP mini 210 3000SD

  Hello

  I have a HP Mini 210-3000SD laptop. The HP support page says the RAM is expandable up to 1 GB, but I saw that a cell phone even has been upgraded to 2 GB.

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