Delete programs that you no longer use, scan for viruses and remove, clear out history files, remove any files that are no longer relevant. Once you've recovered as much space as you can on your disc, run your defrag program. This will get the remaining programs sorted more efficiently so that your CPU doesn't have to chase all over your hard drive to find all the bits and pieces. This should get you started in the right direction. Also do a weekly house cleaning on your computer to keep it running lean and mean.
defenetily a windows hp 7!! @@ ---
Yes
The Asus A626 is indeed compatible with your HP laptop, or any computer running Windows XP or later.
Exactly what the title says I have an HP Pavilion dv7-6163us (laptop) i need a new hdd or ssd. and i need Windows 7 hp 64-bit where can i get them cheap?
GTA Vice City can run on you HP mini laptop. However, it may be slow and choppy.
toshiba is better in my opinion but it depend what windows you are getting
A windows 7 is good. so is HP, Compaq, and Toshiba.
Probably a corrupt windows file. Rescue data and re-install windows.
There is no command button on your hp laptop. I guess you are refering to the command button on an iMac or MacBook? This button is only used by Apple. That's why Windows computers (such as your HP) don't have that button. The same button on your HP laptop will be the control (ctrl) button.
You will need to go to the HP website, i have put a link below in related links.
Yes, in fact, the hp ones and the windows 8 laptop/tablet
No. The disk that came with the Dell laptop does not contain all the files that a full Windows XP installation disk comes with. Instead it will contain the files needed to install Windows XP on your Dell laptop. As Windows XP installs it will detect the hardware that your computer is constructed from (including the motherboard and processor) and install files that are specifically for that hardware. Your HP computer will have different hardware to the Dell, so the installation that is suitable for the Dell will not work properly on the HP.