Laptops

In my own personal opinion, Toshiba is very unreliable. They crash and freeze up a lot. They also have a terrible wireless connection to the Internet.

Dell is way faster and more reliable, but a little more expensive.

On a MacBook, use iChat.

Not yet. Most wireless devices like the iPod, and other MP3 players use Bluetooth wireless to connect to some of the newest car radio's. The wireless Network card in the computer is a different form of wireless. If the laptop had Bluetooth built in I don't think it could then either? Not set up that way?

No, the graphics card does not meet the minimum requirements.

simply your laptop is attempting to commit suicide, please call the suicide hotline.

Hold Fn and F9. activates driver installation and webcam is ready to use.

Usually on the side or the back.

Yes it is.

Anything on your computer will not be saved. If your laptop is modern, it may shut down the system to prevent damage. You will most certainly recieve BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death) because your OS (Operating System) is stored on your HDD (Hard Disk Drive).

The 17.3 inch Asus G75VW is a good laptop for college. With your laptop you will get many eBooks from your lecturers and tutors.

Yes you can if you have experience taking apart and fixing laptops. Soldering experience also needed.

You can relocate the power jack outside the laptop case.

1. Find short wires, about 3-4 inches long.

2. Solder wires to the motherboard

3. Run wires outside the laptop case

4. Solder a new power jack on the other end of the harness

You'll find more info about this power jack workaround in the related links.

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All laptops come equipped with their own battery packs. When you disconnect a laptop from the mains, it automatically switches to the DC power from its battery pack.

about 15 days, 11 to be customarily made and 4 for the shipment

i suggest you upgrade to a i5 or i7 processor as i3 is only dual core. Plus you will need a moderate amount of RAM

That's a good question , first of all there's pro's and cons about that

sometimes when you get your computer to go on sleep mode it makes your burning

time slower and sometimes wreck your computer system , so i would suggest

to just leave it how it is =D

You'd need the restore disk which came with the laptop.

I don't know why a magnet would harm a laptop computer, some repair techs even us magnetic screwdrivers when working on laptops. I guess if you were to place a strong magnet next to the hard drive it might harm it.

A laptop that turns off when unplugged is having a problem with its battery.

One possibility is that the battery can no longer hold a charge. That means the battery is dead. It is possible to buy a replacement battery. Also, there are companies that will "rebuild" your battery.

Another possibility is that the charging circuitry in the computer is broke and can no longer charge your battery. Either of these problems can be a result of dropping the computer or the battery.

There may be diagnostics in your computer BIOS software that can help determine the problem. Otherwise, replacing with a good battery will let you know if your charging circuitry is functioning.

Your computer also has a small internal battery that helps maintain the time as well as other BIOS settings. If this battery runs down, it needs to be replaced. Replacing the battery involves opening up the laptop case, finding the battery. replacing it, and putting the laptop together. This should only be done by someone who knows what he/she is doing.

These problems usually imply that the computer is quit old and probably should be replace with a newer model that does more capabilities and probably costs less.

You will have to evaluate your own computing requirements against what is on the market and your budget. No one else can make this decision for you.

There are many differences between having a laptop and desktop. Laptop computers really a great where you are moving around the house desktop computers won't allow you to move around.

Yes, you can replace the backlight lamp aka CCFL in your laptop but it's not easy.

You'll have to take apart the laptop display panel, remove the LCD screen and then disassemble the LCD screen. This project my take a few hours and if you have no experience you can damage the screen.

If the backlight lamp is bad I would recommend replacing the hole screen.

Instructions for removing the screen you can find in the laptop service manual.

A new screen you can find on the Internet if you search by the part number. The part number is usually located on the back of the LCD screen.

When the hard disk is dysfunctional or has crashed, the laptop cannot detect it. The error message 'No hard disk drive 0' will appear as a result.

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