Satellite click on Mini L9W-B-102 have someone tried the 64-bit version of Win?

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• Click on Mini L9W-B-102 screen do not rotates

  Hi, I bought a Satellite click on Mini L9W-B-102 yesterday with pre-installed Windows 8.1. The screen is not auto rotation in tablet mode.

  I can see the padlock 'Settings' screen rotation option appear and disappear when I connect and disconnect the Tablet for the keyboard, but the screen does not turn in any apps/photos. I tried to operate the device market and stop several times. I checked the "AutoRotation" value in REGEDIT and it is set to 1.

  Any ideas much appreciated!

  I can see the padlock 'Settings' screen rotation option appear and disappear when I connect and disconnect the Tablet for the keyboard, but the screen does not turn in any apps/photos.

  The auto focus works only in tablet mode...

  

  When you use the tablet in 'portable' mode (attached keyboard) automatic orientation is locked!

  By the way: have you tested this automatic orientation without counting all the apps?

• Satellite click on Mini L9W-B-loading the battery/questions

  Hello

  I just got my Satelite click Mini a few days ago, and there seems to be a problem with the battery in the keyboard.

  When I got the laptop I have completely loaded him and everything was fine. I have often used the laptop and I noticed today that the main battery had fallen to 3%. I assumed that the power would return to the 2nd battery but it didn't and firm. Then I rebooted and powered it however the charge seemed to stall at about 40%.

  After checking the forums I thought that an update of the bios (at 1.7) it would solve however there no and other issues have marked up. The first battery charge very slowly and seems to stall at 70% the second battery is showing zero percent (before the update it is 100%), it indicates also that its plugged in and not charging.

  In addition, and I don't know if it's related, but I found it very hard to type in this forum that the screen is blinking and I have to wait after pressing each key. I had this post on another laptop.

  Any help would be appreciated, I'm afraid that this laptop has to return to the factory.

  Thank you very much

  Richard Waldman

  After checking the forums I thought that an update of the bios (at 1.7) it would solve however there no and other issues have marked up. The first battery charge very slowly and seems to stall at 70% the second battery is showing zero percent (before the update it is 100%), it indicates also that its plugged in and not charging.

  As far as I know that the BIOS v1.7 has solved the problem with the keyboard dock charger status which was not recognized by the system of window correctly.
  You said that before updating the status of the battery was 100%. He was wrong.

  You should also know that the battery
  #1 refers inside the Tablet and the battery
  #2 refers to the battery in the keyboard docking station.
  The battery status can be checked in the Windows Mobility Center window.

  When you use the tablet with the keyboard dock, the second battery (battery inside the keyboard docking station) is the first source to power!

  If you use the keyboard for the first time, it might be possible that the battery is deeply discharged and the need to maintain the Tablet and keyboard dock to recharge for at least 24 hours.
  The tablet should be connected to the power adapter and moored at the keyboard docking station.

• Right click and menus of Firefox have a 3-4 sec lag only on the 64-bit version

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  Win 7 thinks that I have a 32-bit system when I try to install the 64-bit and he thinks I have the 64 bit when I try to install the 32-bit version
  I know I am running vista 64-bit, it states that in the system properties

  I have a HP Pavilion A6700, when I went to upgrade to Vista 64 bit to win7 64-bit (win7) said I can't upgrade an OS to a 64 bit one, so I tried the other way and tried to install the 32-bit 32-bit version, and then I got the msg, you cannot pass an OS 64-bit for a
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  and if I do a clean install which are the files I need backup so I don't lose my data?

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• Blue Screen Error: In reference to driver Canon A410 Power? have you tried the recommended solutions and still not solved?

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• Do I have to get the 64-Bit operating system?

  My laptop has a 64-bit processor. I plan to put Windows 7 on it. My question is that I have to get a 64 bit version of Windows 7? Is it necessary or can I put regular Windows 7? My reason for asking is that I can't find a 64 bit Version. Unless it's an option selected during the installation of Windows 7? Thanks for any help.

  On Saturday, February 12, 2011 13:35:16 + 0000, MissADD wrote:

  My laptop has a 64-bit processor. I plan to put Windows 7 on it. My question is that I have to get a 64 bit version of Windows 7?

  No. 64-bit CPU can run 32-bit or 64-bit Windows. But a 32-bit
  CPU can run only 32-bit

  Is it necessary or can I put regular Windows 7?

  Is not 64-bit vs "ordinary". It is 64-bit or 32-bit.

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• Can I install Windows vista 64-bit for free if I have the 32-bit version preinstalled (OEM)?

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  I've already paid for Windows Vista, when I bought my Dell computer a few years (I "réinstallation DVD Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit").

  I guess I can legally get and install the 64 bit version of the same operating system (I mean for free, of course)?   I don't want to pay for Windows 7.

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  I have Windows Vista 32 bit pre-installed on my computer and now I'm ready to add more memory to my machine.

  I've already paid for Windows Vista, when I bought my Dell computer a few years (I "réinstallation DVD Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit").

  I guess I can legally get and install the 64 bit version of the same operating system (I mean for free, of course)?   I don't want to pay for Windows 7.

• When I try to download a program, it tells me that I have to uninstall the 32-bit and install a 64-bit.

  Original title: 32-bit

  my information of the computer says it has a 64-bit, but when I try to download a program, it tells me that I have to uninstall the 32-bit and install a 64-bit. Why is this and how to do this. I don't have a disk for this computer since I bought it used. It's a core of windows 7 I5.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Type of control panel - system - system - he says it?

  You can run the as most 32-bit programs on Windows 64-bit, however you can not run a

  64-bit on 32-bit Windows programs.

  If you have 64-bit Windows which programs you are trying to install.

  I hope this helps.

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• Satellite battery click on Mini L9W - B keyboard will not charge

  My keyboard battery will not charge, I left it loads for more than 24 hours after the battery 1 reached 100%.

  I checked the version of the bios that is 1.70. I read the other posts on this particular issue but unfortunately nothing works for me.

  It shows the symbol of charge on battery 2, but it did not go above 0%. If I turn on the battery runs immediately battery 1.

  Please advise me on this point because otherwise I will have to return my satellite click mini. Thanks in advance

  You completely turned the device off?

  Do... Press and hold the power button / stop until the device turns off.
  In addition, you can stop the unit pressing and holding the key SHIFT and then choose SHUT OFF

  Then check the connection between the keyboard and Tablet docker... possibly disconnect and connect again.
  Once the unit turns on again and check the battery State of charge connection adapter to the device.

• Satellite click on mini - Microsoft Office Access problems

  I just bought this mini satellite click have registered and installed Microsoft office 365, BUT I can't figure out how to get, how to get a menu which shows the programs on the computer so that you can (a) open to them and use them, and (b) put a shortcut on the desktop.
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  Go to the Windows start screen. Scroll down and you will find listed programs, including Office.

• Satellite click on Mini - tablet fits too losely dock?

  Hello

  Do not know what exact type of the satellite so I I posted in "other".

  Yesterday, I got the mini click. I was really looking forward to it! I was a little disappointed by the quality of construction. When I enter the tablet on the keyboard dock the tablet can move without moving the hinges. Also when I close the lid (the tablet on the keyboard) I can move to the top of the shelf about 1 cm without moving the hinges.

  I hope someone can tell me it's either works as expected (so I need to decide if I want to live with her) or it is a defective product (then I need to send it back).

  Thanks in advance!
  Sangho

  Are you sure that you have correctly mounted the Tablet for the docker keyboard?
  The docker contains a lock (in the middle) which can be unlocked by pressing the button.

  To be honest, I m not satellite not owner of Mini Click but according to different videos HandsOn and reports, must be a stable connection between the Tablet and the keyboard.
  Of course, you can move the tablet a bit back but this shouldn't be a big problem.

• Satellite click questions Mini

  I had my Mini click for about six months and have had a few problems with it. Most of them seems to be associated driver/software. I downgraded Windows 10 to Windows 8.1, which did fix some problems. I wonder if anyone else has experienced one of these questions:

  -Wifi disconnects randomly, even actively using the laptop. You must disconnect the wifi network and reconnect manually. This happens with several wifi networks. Other devices connected to the wifi networks are not the issue. Windows 10 downgrade to 8.1 does not solve this problem.

  D ' other times, wifi doesn't connect at all during the recovery from sleep mode and you will need to restart the device to connect again. This happens with several wifi networks. Other devices connected to networks are not the issue. Windows 10 downgrade to 8.1 did fix this problem.

  -Sometimes, when resumed from standby mode, the screen is empty. The backlight lights up, system notifications, but the screen is blank. You must connect the keyboard, then press CTRL + ALT + FN + DELETE to get the login window appears. Windows 10 downgrade to 8.1 did fix this problem.

  -Metro Apps will stop working randomly. They suddenly do not load. You must restart the laptop to operate. I think that the decommissioning of 10 Windows Windows 8.1 solved this problem, but then I never used Metro apps to point 8.1 of Windows!

  -Cameras intermittently. For example open Skype and you see in the camera. Starting a Skype call and the camera no longer works. Windows 10 downgrading to Windows 8.1 did fix this problem.

  -Battery life is mediocre. Away from 12-16 hours announced. Windows 8.1 seems to have slightly better battery life of 10 Windows.

  -Even when you do not use it, the battery drains quickly. Standby battery drain is very high and hibernation is disabled. Once again, Windows 8.1 seems slightly better than Windows 10 in this regard.

  -No notifications received while the system is in standby mode, even if it is allegedly supposed to happen. When I opened the laptop, I'm all of a sudden a bunch of emails and Skype alerts. It's the same Windows 8.1 and 10.

  -Loading is very slow. I would say that the battery drains faster then it costs! It's the same Windows 8.1 and 10.

  -The volume is very low. Even at 100% you can barely hear anyone on the other end of a Skype conversation. It's the same Windows 8.1 and 10.

  -L' system clock is 15 minutes. I have manually set or use NTP, it will always return to be exactly 15 minutes in a day or two. It's the same Windows 8.1 and 10.

  -The trackpad on the keyboard dock is incredibly insensitive. Half the time it does not save my fingers or clicks movements. It's the same Windows 8.1 and 10.

  I updated the portable Windows 8.1 to 10, re-installed Windows 10 then 8.1 from scratch. I installed every driver/firmware update available. Everyone knows all or part of these questions? Have you been able to solve them?

  I contacted Toshiba support and advice were basically "downgrade to 8.1 and install Windows updates or sent to our repair center. I have some reservations as to send it to the repair center. During my conversation with the Toshiba support they said that if I sent the laptop with Windows 10 installed they would change me £80 downgrade to Windows 8.1. Or they could sell me recovery media Windows 8.1 for £40. Fortunately, I had my own copy of Windows 8.1. Their website Center repair also indicates that, if they decide that is no problem with the laptop or it's a problem of software update, they will charge you £80. I'm sure that the problems are all related to the driver (except maybe the wifi and system clock questions). So I have visions of sending my laptop to be repaired only to make them turn around and say that he has no problem with it and then try and charge me £80!

  This will not help you, but I used a Mini click for several hours a day for the past 6 months without any of the problems you describe. For more information:
  -updated to win 10 immediately and to build new 1511 in January
  -J' I rarely use it in tablet form, always as a laptop
  -using the standby will always empty battery, hibernate works great and I use it all the time
  -charging of the battery is limited by the micro USB specification, but it is essential to use the original charger AND cable
  -I use it especially all day on the farm and fresh all night but agree that the battery life is NEVER in 12 hours
  -There is a problem with the drivers of the device in 8.1 Win and 10 (for a difficulty to win 10, see https://forum.toshiba.eu/showthread...camera-problem)

  Regardless of earn 8.1 or 10, if you perform a clean installation, in that it is essential to apply all Toshiba drivers and software which is their standard builds (IE restore disks). The various web sites of Toshiba are incompatible and that you will not always find everything you need in one place. In particular, there are a large number of downloads for the upgrade to win 10 (see my post #4 in https://forum.toshiba.eu/showthread...0-installation).

  The first versions of the BIOS were very buggy and it is essential to upgrade to 5.20 if you don't have already done. Even if it still has a serious bug with the selection of battery which can causes a crash and apparent the inability to power on. If it happens and you don't know that the BIOS is originally there seems to be a hardware failure. I noticed that here a few weeks ago (https://forum.toshiba.eu/showthread...er-battery-bug), but you have probably realized by now that Toshiba would never comment on these forums. They also never admit any part of a problem with their products unless it is likely to cause their real grief (like a battery).