Laptops

It is a new game and you should wait a few months. Maybe Then you will find the answer. I am looking for it too, but all i found was bad words and arguments.

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During Windows installation procedure, installer will ask you where you want to install the os. Also you have options to create/delete, format partitions.

yes you can.

Yes. All you need is a GameCube PC USB adapter and a PC.

A tutorial:

1.Plug the USB adapter into the PC from the GameCube when downloaded GCEmu.

2.Open GCEmu and find USB and when finded USB,click on GameCube PC USB and then it will boot up the GameCube and that's all!

no, because its common sence really =] anyways good luck

Yes, yo u can do almost anything on a Mac u can do on a micro$oft crapupter

When you complete a task successfully, (A.K.A. beating a level in a game) your brain releases dopamine, this is what gives you happy feelings.

It's addictive, so when you do something that releases it, you tend to want to do it more.

i dont know thats why i asked

if its a Micro SD to SD adaptor you can use it to make the micro SD usable on normal SD slot devices

Yes, the Sims 2 runs the Studio 15. The Dell Studio 15's are new enough that they meet all the minimum requirements to play Sims 2. I run it on mine along with all the expansions and stuff packs. If for some reason it is not working, it is probably due to settings.

Games are extremely graphic-intensive. They are a real workout for the processor, and it gets very hot, the heat being transferred to the case where you can feel it.

Slow makes ofcourse big ressources programs and startup programs... use TuneUp utilities and Auslogics Disk Defrag.

no. sorry. The insiron mini's graphics card will not support the sims. belive me ive tried.

The easiest way is to get a video capture card for a desktop pc, or if you can find one with rca input, a laptop capture card. You can also get a modulator box that would not even require a pc, but, those can be very expensive for general quality.

An even easier way is to buy the xbox 360 vga cable which can probably be bought for about fifteen bucks and have the xbox 360 hooked up directly to the moniter. also if you have an HDMI cable(it comes with xbox360 elite), and you monitor is a newer model with an HDMI input in the back near the VGA cables from you computer and just plug it in right there.

Generally, yes. However it actually depends on the laptop.

Your laptop's specifications must meet the minimum requirements as stated in the game's installation instructions or guides.
Installing games on a low-end laptop will likely cause problems such as overheating and frying the motherboard. Make sure your laptop matches the minimum specifications detailed in the game's installation guides.

Also be aware that laptops have less airflow than computers, therefore you may also want to buy a cooling rack or an elevated surface for your laptop, to increase the air flow to the fans underneath it. Games tend to cause a lot of heat and dust in laptops, which can lead to other problems, if you are not careful.

No easy answer. It depends on the outputs of the laptop and the inputs on your TV.

If you have a modern laptop with a HDMI output and a TV with an HDMI input, then you are all set. Converters can be bought fairly cheaply if one or the other has the older DVI output. Many TV's also have a "D-sub" or SVGA connector input. This is the older standard of computer monitor connection. It looks vaguely like a "D" (trapezoid) and has three rows of pins - up to 5 pins in each row.

If you have an old-as-hell TV with just the composite (yellow) jack or an S-video jack, it can still be done but you will need kind of a pricey converter - and it really won't look that good because the resolution of the TV is WAY less than a monitor would be. You'd have to downsize your screen resolution until it kind of looks like Windows 3.1 for it to be clear.

if your TV is pre-1990 and has only an RF input, you would need an antenna switch, a RF modulator, AND the unit in the paragraph above.

Monitors receive video (picture) signals from a PC via either a VGA (or S-VGA) cable or a DVI cable. VGA stands for Video Graphics Array. VGA cables drive analog monitors, which could be the older CRT monitors or newer flat-panel displays. The VGA cable at the monitor side is often hard-wired in. At the end that will plug into the PC is a male, 15-pin "D-sub" plug. The pins are in 3 rows of 5. S-VGA is Super VGA, the current, extended version of the original VGA. VGA cables usally have black or blue connectors. DVI is Digital Visual Interface, a digital connection standard for computers and projectors. It can carry an uncompressed digital video signal, and it can actually carry an analog signal at the same time. The DVI cable usually has two male ends, which plug into identical sockets on the PC and the monitor. These plugs come in various pin configurations for different purposes but can be recognized by their two different sections: a tab, possibly surrounded by 4 pins, at one end, and the larger part with an 8 x 3 pin pattern, which may be only partially filled. DVI cables often have white connectors. Some monitors can have additional connections to the PC for other reasons. * Some monitors, flat panels in particular, offer integrated USB ports, which can be used for any USB device but which are most often used for a USB-connected keboard, mouse, or flash drive. Connecting a USB cable from this monitor to the PC extends the USB interface to the monitor. * If a monitor has built-in or attached speakers, a wire from the monitor (or its speakers) will connect to the PC's speaker port (an eighth-inch socket). You also need an A/C power cord, from the monitor to the wall power outlet.

Note: Early computers used older graphics standards called CGA and EGA. But just about any PC made since 1990 will connect to its monitor via S-VGA or DVI. Some PCs come with both ports and can use either monitor or even both at once.

The Asus X54C-BBK7 laptop is definitely enough to play minecraft.

The minimum requirements for Minecraft as of 2012 is: (in brackets in the recommended requirements)

-Intel Pentium 1.6Ghz (3.0Ghz)

-500MB RAM (1GB)

-1 GB HDD (1 GB)

-128 Mb GPU (256 Mb)

The Asus X54C-BBK7 far exceeds the recommended specs, but keep in mind, minecraft relies heavily on RAM to help process the game. Therefore, to play smoothly, Minecraft should be able to access 1-3 GB of RAM.

The Asus laptop would have no problem though!

its depend on game.if the game needs high graphics then RAM should be 4to 8 GB

but any laptop can go for mini games.

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It doesn't have bluetooth.

To remove the hard drive, flip the laptop over and remove all the screws from the bottom side. The plactic should lift off now. If it seems hard to take off, look for any more screws you might have missed. Once the back is off there is two more screws. One holding the USB ports and one at the top left of the hard drive. Drive should come out freely now. Hope this helps

Yes

There is a battery which we called laptop battery to offer power for the laptop

and there is also a inside battery to keep the system time and some other settings

Try pressing the 'Number Lock' key once to turn if off and see if it helps.

Tapping the 'Fn' key five times may also work, however the first option worked for me.

No, in most cases you can not do this. Most of the time the connectors are not the same anyway, but even if they are, it is still not advisable. Many laptop computers run on slightly different voltages, and some use more amps than others. If you use the wrong voltage/amp rating, you could damage your notebook. If you know for a fact that the output voltage, amps and polarity are the same, and the connector fits, then you should be OK. If in doubt, don't do it without getting some assistance from a professional.

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