Laptops

Take your time and keep all of the screws and parts in order and organized. Reassemble by reversing the process of tear down. All it takes is patience and presence of mind to take a machine apart and put it back together. take pictures if you have to in order to remember what wires went where etc

When on Favorites, click on the down arrow where it says "Add to favorites" and click "Organize favorites". Then you can simply move around folders and delete pages as you please.

No.

The machine will notice that it isn't getting all the required voltage and won't run.

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I have a Toshiba laptop and I don't have this problem. You have to check all your settings like virus protection settings, windows updates, etc. Windows loves to shut down and restart to install updates. This is the main reason I've seen for the computer to want to restart. You should have control over these things. Sorry, that's all I have for you.

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Hold down shift and press left-hand keyboard number 3

OR hold down Alt and type 156 to give £

or also Alt and 0163 to give £

i.e. hold down Alt key and while held down type those numbers -

then symbol displayed when Alt is released - so do not press Enter key.

I must say that it depends what YOU are looking for.

For example, a tablet will suit you if you are the person for just browsing the internet, replying to emails and on the occasion, playing a few games (which is available on the app store or play store on a tablet).

If you are the person who sends out formal emails (which would require the assistance of other programmes), does many word processes, a lot of on-line or computer work then I would recommend a laptop.

It also depends on how portable you want things, do you want to be able to slip it in your back pocket or do you want a more formal, bulky product.

I cannot personally tell you what you should choose as you have not included enough information about your computer lifestyle.

I have a tablet but I would say both because some games can be played on one but some can't on the other. My tablet however can be an alternative to the mouse so it would combine both in a way.

Not sure why the words "CD slots" is in the question...but laptops do come with CD rom drives.

laptop expansion memory form factor

1-5 pounds but if your on a couch you can probably put 1-150 and if a person sits on it and your on a couch it doesn't matter because the fat will act like a cushion and same with a couch but anywhere else would be 1-5 pounds i wouldn't recommend putting anymore than 5-10 pounds on it

The same way you do on a home PC.

Laptops have batterys, Desktops dont.

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There are two ways you can save images with a Lenovo tablet. Depending on the model, you may be able to just long click on the image and a menu will pop up with the option to save the image. If that doesn't work, there are apps that can be downloaded to help save the images.

You have to plug in the charger

You have to replace the battery

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You just have to try again tomorrow

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You're question does not make sense.

It really depends on the kindle. Amazon just released a new e-reader that can get apps and music and lots more but a regular kindle can only get some games, audio books and books. So the difference between a regular kindle and a tablet such as an iPad is that tablets get zillions of apps, music, and shows and has color. So there you go.

Yes

the answer is no

Upgrade your laptop to have an SSD instead of an HDD

If you mean by how powerful it is, that would probably be one of the first ones ever made. As for the worst current laptop, the answer isn't clear-cut, as it's not obvious where to draw the line between current and obsolete.