Pavilion g7-1338dx: is it a good idea?

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  I recently accidentally changed my default settings of the police, I did everything I could, except for the restoration of my hard drive to its default settings. However, since I bought this computer a year ago, I noticed faster internet and less connection issues, as well as some other problems fixed. I'd be willing to sacrifice my default settings for performance, so I was wondering if it would be a good idea to restore my computer to its default settings. Also, I currently do not have records to back up my data, so I'll need to do the same. Another thing, my HP Advisor advised me not to restore my laptop unless I really need to.
  Yet one thing, lightning struck our House a few months ago. Unfortunately, I accidentally turned off my father the day before surge protector. Anyway, he destroyed all of our equipment to wireless internet, as well as the fan of my father. We then contacted AT & T and they sent us a few tricks, with phone, download order software online to make our internet work. I do not have these registered Web sites and I don't know how in the world I would like to reinstall that software. So, I was wondering if I drop everything this software if I did a factory restore.
  Thank you for your time and support, rlnachtigal

  I'm with your HP consultant. Restoring default values should be a last
  Resort. If you need assistance resetting your fonts, start another thread for
  which. I'm sure you will find the repair of fonts one relatively simple
  task, compared to the restoration of your PC.
   
  "lnachtigal" wrote in message news: ec23156a-a398-40da-9465-20dd2c358d08...
  > I recently accidentally changed my default settings of the police, I did everything what I
  > could, except for the restoration of my hard drive to its default settings.
  > However, as I bought this computer a year ago, I noticed
  > faster internet and connection issues, as well as other less
  > issues fixed. I'd be willing to sacrifice my defaults
  > performance, so I was wondering if it would be a good idea to restore my
  > computer to its default settings. Also, I currently do not have the disks to
  > save my data, so I'll need to do the same. Another thing, my
  > HP Advisor advised me not to restore my laptop unless I really need to.
  > One last thing, lightning struck our House a few months ago.
  > Unfortunately, I accidentally turned off my father surge protector the
  > night before. Anyway, it destroyed all our wireless internet,
  > fan of my father. We then contacted AT & T and they sent us a few
  > Stuff, along with order of phone, download software online
  > to our internet job. I do not have these registered Web sites and I don't have
  > know how in the world I would like to reinstall that software. So, I was wondering
  > if I drop everything this software if I did a factory restore.
  > Thank you for your time and support, of rlnachtigal
  >
   
   

• I do not understand this statement "It is a good idea to keep track that uses a bunch of Audio channels selected in the arrange window, unless you actively play or record on a software Instrument."

  It's a good idea to keep track that uses a bunch of Audio channels selected in the arrange window, unless you actively play or record on a software Instrument.

  Which no longer applies in Logic Pro X 10.2.3. In old versions of logic, selecting a range with a software instrument automatically would make this instrument in "Live" mode, which means that the instrument has begun to transform any MIDI in sound with a minimum of delay. This direct mode becomes an instrument need CPU power (on a single processor) and peut overload the audio engine. It is a waste of CPU if there is no direct game. Then select an audio track would ensure that No instrument is in direct mode. Now (LPX 10.2.2 or more) in direct mode can be turned on or off on a track, chosen or not - it is the R button on the track header.

• G41 - update to Vista Edition family Basic is a good idea?

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  James

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  If you're new to Linux, I would try Linux Mint on a CD or USB drive. Lubuntu is also a good idea because he goes easy on older hardware. You can continue to try different distros until you are comfortable with one or find one that you like best.

• HP Pavilion g7-1338dx: error in Partition Recovery Windows 7

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  Thank you!

  -me15prg9926

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  https://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/mediaOrder?cc=us&LC=en&productOid=5263043&softwareitem=679942-001

• Pavilion G7-1338DX: lost the screws of the housing on Pavilion 17.3 "

  Hi people! I had to replace a bad hard drive in the laptop and somehow move the screws of the lower casing 12 like a fool... I'm usually careful about keeping the screws in a safe and marked place for what and whence they came. The service manual indicates that the screws are screws M2, 5 x 7.0 (page 50 in print, page 58 read in Adobe http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03538328 ).

  However, when you try to order on this site, a warning to the owners of HP/Compaq laptop says that the repair can errs on the size of the screws (note the link highlighted yellow "Important notice"):

  http://www.laptopscrews.com/m2.5x7.htm

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  Because I don't even have screws to measure, can someone confirm what are actually the screws of the housing 12 real background for a Pavilion G7-1338DX?

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Hello @Ntact,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! The Forums are a great place where you can find solutions for your problems, with the help of the community!

  I read your post on the matter with the screws and trying to help!

  The sizes provided in the service manual should be sufficient.  However, if you need help, then you can contact our telephone support HP.  Please use the following http://www.hp.com/contacthp and create a folder for your question and contact HP. If you do not live in the United States / Canada, please click on the link below to get contact information for your region.
  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/contact-HP/WW-phone-assist.html

  Please let me know if this information helps you solve the problem by marking this message as 'accept as Solution', this will help others easily find the information they seek.  In addition, by clicking on the Thumbs up below is a great way to say thank you!

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  I believe that a combination of Windows 7 and Microsoft Security Essentials and Web of Trust would do a good job.

  Switching from XP to Windows 7 seems complicated. Is this a good idea?

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  Y at - it other problems, that I should be aware?
  
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• Use ACFS for CFS is good idea?

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• is it a good idea to run the JAVA virtual machine inside the hypervisor?

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