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• Win7 for netbook

  I am new to this site and win 7. I recently got with win 7 starter hp mini. N450 and 2 GB of ram. Can someone guide me in terms of speed that OS runs faster family victory premium or professional? or win7 starter is the fastest of the three. I also saw the comparison by Microsoft guide. No body mentioned the differences in speed and stability system. All these editions just as stable and (fast or slow) I will be grateful if someone can help

  Hello

  SSCH wrote:

  I am new to this site and win 7. I recently got with win 7 starter hp mini. N450 and 2 GB of ram. Can someone guide me in terms of speed that OS runs faster family victory premium or professional? or win7 starter is the fastest of the three. I also saw the comparison by Microsoft guide. No body mentioned the differences in speed and stability system. All these editions just as stable and (fast or slow) I will be grateful if someone can help

  Windows 7 Starter Edition is made for netbooks. This machines need to be cheap, and as you know all systems is always part of the price. Manufacturers want to win and it's normal. That's why Microsoft Starter version for businesses and gave in this version also of things as it may be.

  Below you can find some interesting articles:

  Microsoft recommends Windows 7 Edition Home Premium for Netbooks

  Windows 7 Team Blog - Watch more closely the reference SKU of Windows 7

  I can confirm, then for most of the users who have netbooks Home Premium is the best option of Windows 7.

  Before that you want to change your Starter to Home Premium version check two guides on the differences between these systems. It is always good to know you have the extra money, because you always think that you have need of that extra stuff.

  Windows 7 - a Guide for editions

  Windows 7 - compare editions of Windows 7

• Classified media Acer Erecovery for Netbook, received record but need USB

  Classified media Acer Erecovery for Netbook, received record but need USB. Tried to copy to USB, but can not get past mistakes trying to copy disks on the USB.  The problem is with some of the error "Unable to read from the source" of .svm files.

  I don't have a portable dvd/cd player to use for this and the Netbook is not one either.

  Best way to go to try to use the eRecovery on this Netbook disks?

  Wait, I'll ask for help.

• Can someone tell me where I can get the recovery disc Vista HB UK version for Netbook HP 2140?

  Hello

  Can someone tell me where I can get the recovery disc Vista HB UK version for Netbook HP 2140?

  My HD became corrupted and if the recovery partition so I need to start from scratch.

  I don't seem to be able to get help online HP as all applications by email through to US and they can't help me.

  I hope someone out there can help please!

  Thank you very much

  Mike7P

  Wow!

  Sorry, you've got such clothing. I thought it was a professional laptop.

  That's what the site directed me to.

  If you know the number located on the sticker as well as the serial number of your product, you can order a set of discs of recovery on the link below by entering your product number there.

  http://www.best2serve.com/page/rcd_landing

  Also, I just discovered yesterday, if you can read your 25-character product key MS, you can do your own Windows Vista installation disc.  You just download the 3 files you need on the link below and read all the instructions to create a Setup bootable DVD disk using imageburn.

  It was not so hard to do. I burned both the disk of 64-bit and 32-bit disk in case I ever need them.

  I tested both of them (just before going forward with the actual facility) and they seem to work perfectly.

  Apparently, when you enter the product key, he knows which version of Vista you have.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/w/microsoft_os/3317.2-3-Microsoft-Windows-Vista-official-ISO-download-links-Digital-River.aspx

  After you install vista successfully, you can download the drivers you need your laptop support and driver page.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?prodNameId=3872996&lang=en&cc=us&TaskID=135&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=3872994

  Best regards

  Paul

• Screws for msata for XPS 8500 card card mother screwposts (informative)

  I ordered a Crucial msata for my XPS 8500 card.  Installing an msata card requires two screws to CAPSA map for the two screwposts on the motherboard.  Crucial does not include screws and neither does Dell.  Working with Dell I was able to identify the specifications for the required screw neeeded anchor map msata in positions.  Without the screws an msata card will fall just out of the slot msata.  For any of you out there with the same need is the specification of the screw:

  SCR:M2X3:KSH:MS:BLO

  The screws are tiny metric screws and without the specs, they are incredibly hard to find.  No specification on page 58 of the Dell XPS 8500 manual, which is where the diagram is for installing an msata card.  Dell is expected to add this info in a footnote on page 58.

  Note to Dell's Support staff who might be reading this: this specification of screws for the use of other customers of the file.

  I bought a portable screw Kit made by Rhino Fry Electronics which had the screws in it. These are screws x3mm m2. The kit is the AS-11 model number. Bar code is 8 54190 00103 9.  Rhino has a websit - www.rhino-tek.com.  You can also find them on ebay.  Anyway, I put a map of msata Crucial 256 MB in my XPS 8500 and am a happy camper with her.

• Activation key invalid for Netbook

  I tried on other operating systems on my netbook and uninstalled the windows starter 7 factory and has been tyring on ubuntu, jolicloud etc... When I went to windows 7 edition starter on my netbook it says my key is invalid.  The key which lies outside my netbook does not work and says its for windows 7 starter edition.  I was wondering if netbooks came not with the Starter 'real' windows 7 but another just for netbooks and this is why I get this error key? If that's true, y at - it a link to the installer or iso image and I was able to install that?

  I have a toshiba nb205 netbook.

  Thank you

  Kyle

  Call Microsoft use the manual phone Activation

  If you have trouble activating Windows 7 you can call Microsoft to activate it by following these steps:
  1. with the operation of Windows, click Start, then in the search box type: slui.exe 4
  2. press enter on your keyboard
  3. Select your country.
  4. Select the telephone activation option, then dial the given number and hold for a real person.

  For more details: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/18715-activate-windows-7-phone.html

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• mSATA for x 230

  Hi guys,.

  My x 230 is only equipped with HARD drive. Is it possible to add a disk to cache msata? Can I do it by myself?

  Concerning

  Unless it's done by the service of Lenovo, you may have to warranty issues. In the United States, the mSATA is not an option, but I don't know about the Poland. That said, it is very easy to implement, but tell us what you want to do

  Me? I would opt for one SSD for the OS, programs and an mSATA for data - much easier to put in place also.

• How do I reinstall tp link router for netbook

  I accidentally deleted my router8901G TP Link of my netbook.

  How can I reinstall it?

  zandk wrote:

  I accidentally deleted my router8901G TP Link of my netbook.

  How can I reinstall it?

  You did not remove "my TP Link my netbook router8901G". You may have removed the internet connection or the software of the router TPLink control from laptop installed programs.

  You have two choices. Establish an internet connection for the netbook through the operating system, which you did a secret from us, or reinstall the software of the router TPLink. You can install the software configuration to go drive the router came with or the download from TPLink.

  You can have meant a TD-W8901G ADSL router. TPLink does not manufacture a router TPLink 8901 G.

• Suggestions for netbook?

  Hi all

  I saw a couple of discussions concerning the performance of netbook, but I always look for further reflections on if a netbook (and suggestions for that one) might be appropriate for the application.  I currently have a system of two instruments that are controlled through Windows using their respective controllers (8110 s).  These two systems of taste at rates high (250 kHz on 10 channels for one and 2.5 MHz on 8 channels for each other) but the product data analyzed at a frequency of 1 Hz.

  For each instrument, I'm going back over the sampling period with the option to return as large spectra of variable data double-precision about 100 to 125.  The amount of interaction is relatively small, because most of the acquisition parameters is defined in the software and the user usually only monitors the signals to determine the course of the experiments.

  Due to weight limits, I'll have to use a simple notebook to monitor and control both instruments.  And because we are near the limit, it takes literally every ounce (where the netbook).  Although I didn't exactly understand the topology of the network for this (in addition to the two instruments stream to the user interface, I'll also have to broadcast several variables of another instrument), I start to think that a reasonable option would be to use a laptop for the two instruments of control and collect data (whether in the RT or using the Windows operating system).  In both cases, I expect two PXI controllers to do most of the heavy lifting in terms of the analysis while the host computer will be strictly collection and display data.  Anyone has any ideas on this, particullarly if it is a reasonable use of netbooks or if there might be a better solution?  Any ideas would be useful.

  Peace, Matt

  I have one of the older ASUS EEEpc (1000 h), comes with a version of XP Home.  However, I ran XP Pro, Vista Home Premium and Windows 7 RC on this laptop without problem.  Typical specifications on a netbook (I checked last) are a ~1.6GHz dual-core Intel Atom CPU and 1 GB of RAM.

  If you are limiting the payload on the netbook there probably not a handling problem you throw. You can accelerate things by adding more (and faster or higher quality) RAM, turn off the eyecandy OS in Windows Vista/7, turning off unused hardware (bluetooth, wifi, etc.) and using a SSD hard drive...

  Once you have identified a likely candidate netbook, you might google search guides and reviews (Newegg and Amazon have generally reviews decent, Toms Hardware and other tech sites might have more official comments/benchmarks). Graphics processing is usually where these laptops hurt, but all-in-all, they are surprisingly capable machines.

  Good luck!

• Six or nine cell battery for netbook

  My netbook came with a battery 3 cells, and while the battery works very well, I would get a larger battery so it will last longer.

  Six to nine cell batteries look bigger than the three images I've seen.  I'll be able to use a six or nine for my netbook(AOD270-1466) and if yes, I will still be able to use the charger supplied with my netbook for these batteries?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  You have a 40-watt adapter. For a battery 6 cells, you will need a new adapter 65 watts.

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• HP dv6 7040tx: compatibility mSATA for my laptop

  Hello

  is it my computer laptop support mSATA SSD? I intend to add an SSD for my laptop. I have 2 options:

  1. Add an mSATA ssd

  2. replace the current HDD with SSD normal and add the disk using Caddy.

  I don't know if my phone is compatible mSATA SSD. Can I add it to my laptop?

  The features of my computer: HP dv6 7040tx

  In the user's guide, it was provided that it supports 16 GB mSATA. I don't know if I can add 250 GB mSATA.

  Thank you

  It supports an mSATA WSSD but not quite in the way you think. Your laptop uses the first generation of hardware using the mSATA. The mSATA was used only as a "cache" which accelerates a regular mechanical hard drive, using the Intel Rapid Storage technology. These are usually not larger than 32 gigs and when activated, create links with the mechanical drive in a RAID array type. The cache contains startup and commonly accessed files program files and speed up the process a bit. It's just not as good as a pure SSD for sustained Read and write operations. If a normal hard drive 2.5 inch is present in the main Bay SATA the WSSD cannot be the boot drive.

  The configuration of your best and fastest is to place a 2.5 inch SATA SSD in the main Bay, and then if you need storage use a shopping cart of DVD player. I don't really like these arrangements and given the price that SSDS descended a little a 1 to is actually a viable option and should be all the storage that anyone really needs. What with the cloud and all. And the mSATA drives are not faster than a 2.5 inch SATA SSD.

  Post back with more questions.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• mSATA for x 220-questions

  I've read many threads on this topic, but given my level of understanding, I'm still not sure what and how to approach adding a mSATA. I have a x 220/i7/8 gb/128 GB SSD WIN7 running. I'm running out of space and I would like to add a second drive in the mSATA slot to be used for the additional data space. I'll keep the VICTORY on the original drive.

  I'm looking at this Intel 525 series drive Lincoln Crest SSDMCEAC120B301 mSATA 120 GB SATA III MLC internal Solid State Drive (SSD).  Here are my questions:

  1. is it allowed to install the SATA III on the slot which is only SATA II?

  2. I saw a video on youtube showing how to install such a unit, and it seems at hand. But what do I do once I install it? The system will recognize? If this is not the case, what exactly what I need to do? How to pass the firmware for this new drive?

  3. any other thing I have to do?

  Thanks in advance and apologize me for the duplication of certain issues.

  Thanks for the detailed response. I think you've covered everything, and I'm more comfortable now with the procedure with the 'project '.  One last question: the particular drive mentioned in my post will fit in the 220 x?

• 4.2 for netbook desktop

  Hello.   I have a Z22 and 4.2 desktop on my home computer, which runs Windows XP.  I recently bought a netbook, as with XP.  Palm does not download for 4.2, and I understand it was only available on the disc.  Is there a way to get 4.2 on a netbook?

  I don't like 6.2 s suppression of the calendar color coding, so I've not really considered it.  It's my only option?  Compatibility with the Z22 do not mention other desktop downloads (4.1.x and so on).

  Thank you, these forums are very useful.

  Of WyreNut reference post for all sorts of goodies includes a link to Palm Desktop 4.2

• HP Mini 311: reset the BIOS password for netbook HP Mini 311 SN: CNF0079R1C

  can't seem to guess the password. Help?

  Serial number: [personal information deleted]

  @Defster

  Enter 40921460

  REO

  I must inform you that these services are not endorsed by HP, and that HP is not responsible for any damages that may occur to your system using these services. Please be aware that you do so at your own risk.

• port of mSATA for E550

  Hello

  I plan to buy Lenovo Thinkpad E550. I want to have a disc SSD and HDD. Currently, the Lenovo does not offer this option. They have either HDD or SSD.

  I want to know if E550 comes with an mSATA port so that I can attach a separate SSD on mine. I want to have both drives as well as other with SSD hosting operating system.

  Also, I don't want to go with full SSD option (available at a higher price) or a hybrid option (as SSD comes as a cache).

  Thank you

  -Neeraj

  It's maybe a little late, but if anyone wants to know, I can confirm that the E550 has no mSATA ports.