Laptops

Yes you can, but u need the USB/IDE or USB/Sata Extention which is a box with a small electronic device in one edge u see the usb and in the other u see the IDE pins or Sata, so u attach the HD to the pins that's all. you can buy this device for 10 $ i think it's available No drivers

You can do so by utilising the Windows Scheduler. You can do this by pressing on start, programs, accessories and scheduled task. Press on Add a task, choose the mp3 you want to play and specify the time and days you want it to play. Remember to leave your speakers and the laptop on so that the scheduler works.

If your talking about the touch screen laptop she was carrying around that looks like a tablet.... they are actually real. They are called Tablets. Just a swivel laptop screen that touch. HP makes them and they run about $900.

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it is not real i went to google and they didnt have them

it is not real i went to google and they didnt have them

Yes, Argos sells laptops and also computers

It depends upon the type of battery you need to dispose of. There is a handy table (located here: http://www.ehso.com/ehshome/batteries.php#Summary) that tells you what to do with each type of battery. This link is also in the 'related links' section below.

Probably the battery is discharged. It's possible the battery is not charging because the power adapter is dead.

Check the power adapter with a voltmeter.

get a external CD drive best buy

Your computer must have a network to access if you are going be able to get on the Internet. Internet Service Providers can set you up with an account that will allow you to login at 'hotspots's, such as the coffee shop. IF you want to have access at home, you will have to set up an internet account, and then buy a wireless modem or router to allow you to connect to the internet.

Take a closer look at the LCD screen. Can you see a very dim image on the screen? If you can, most likely there is a problem with the inverter board.

The inverter board is a power supply for the LCD screen and when it goes bad the screen looses backlight.

The inverter board is located inside the laptop display. In order to replace it you'll have to open up the display panel.

You can connect your laptop to a dial-up connection, or you can use a high speed Ethernet cable to connect from your cable modem or Ethernet wall jack to your computer. If you want wireless internet, you will need a cable modem or an Ethernet wall jack and a wireless router.

This from Money.cnn.com (Full link at the bottom of the page)

THE LATEST IN LAPTOPS

By David H. Rothman Rothman wrote The Complete Laptop Computer Guide (St. Martin's, $18.95).

October 1, 1990

(MONEY Magazine) - Smarter and slicker, the new fliptop and notebook computers are also more affordable. This year, worldwide sales are expected to hit 3 million, up 38% since 1989, says Dataquest, a Silicon Valley research firm. Barbara Bush taps away on a GRiD portable. Walter Cronkite works on a Compaq. Here's how to tell which one is right for you: -- Software. Most laptops are IBM-compatibles to run such favorites as WordPerfect and Lotus 1-2-3. -- Memory. Most IBM-styles now boast 640K of random-access memory (RAM). -- Speed. If you're a demanding user -- say, a C.P.A. -- get 16 megahertz or higher. -- Storage. A typical laptop floppy holds 720K or 350 double-spaced pages; most hard disks stash at least 20 megabytes or about 27 times that. -- Power. Batteries commonly last three or so hours. MODEL PICKS: Tandy 1500 HD. Just released, this six-pound notebook offers a 1.44-megabyte floppy drive. The 20-megabyte hard drive stores about 10,000 pages, and the NEC V-20 chip runs at 10 megahertz. RAM is 640K. Price is $1,999. Toshiba T1000SE. This one-floppy, 5.9-pound machine has a 9.54-megahertz 80C86 chip. The disk holds 1.44 megabytes. Price is $1,699; discounted to $1,100. Bargain hunters might scan the older 6.4-pound Toshiba T1000. Sharp PC-6220. This trim 4.4-pound model has a high-resolution VGA screen (Video Graphics Array) and a 12-megahertz, 80286-class chip. The hard disk stores 20 megabytes. List is $3,999; discounted to about $3,000. Data LP320 Laptop. This is a full-fledged 80386, speeding along at 20 megahertz with a VGA display and a fast, 43-megabyte hard-disk drive. Trade- offs are a hefty 19 pounds and 1 1/2 hours of power. Order from Dataworld (800-736-3282) for $2,665. Outbound Systems of Boulder, Colo. (800-444-4607) offers an alternative to Apple's misbegotten 16-pound portable. The Outbound weighs nine pounds and costs $2,999 with a 1.44-megabyte floppy or $3,999 with a 40-megabyte hard drive. A dealer removes two Read-Only Memory (ROM) chips from your Mac and sticks them in the laptop. Last, consider the Tandy WP-2 word processor. It can't run IBM-style programs, but it's ideal for frugal note takers. Cost: $350 list, about $300 discount. http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/moneymag_archive/1990/10/01/86115/index.htm

You can connect your laptop to the Internet with a cable modem, sure. You will need an Ethernet cable to do that. If you want wireless internet, you will need a cable modem, and a wireless router as well.

This message means your laptop has been infected with a SubSeven Trojan virus.  What you want to do is update your virus protection program, or have one installed, and run the virus program.  This should rid your laptop of the virus.  I know in Windows XP, they recommend you turn off the System Restore before running virus protection programs.  Not sure in any other version of Windows. 

i am experiencing the same problem in my new PC. My ISP isa saying my vendor has some sort of firewall installed that is preventing me to ping my defualt gateway.

I am also looking for the solution.

anyone?

The most likely answer is that your wireless card is not properly configured to connect with your network. The sent activity is coming from your wireless card attempting to contact the router and then the network; the lack of incoming packets means that the router is not receiving your sent signals.

I would suggest setting you laptop next to your wireless router and attempting to configure your network from there. This would eliminate almost all chance of being out of your router's range.

The configuration menus change by make and model of your router so I can't provide any specifics only a general list of steps to take.

First I would open up Command Prompt (Start>Programs>Accessories) and then type "ipconfig" and press enter. This will provide you with the general information and configuration of ALL enabled network devices that are part of your computer. This means that if you have a wireless card and an ethernet card (wired) the status will show up for both.

typing "ipconfig" will tell you your Internet Protocal (IP) address. This will most likely be something like 192.168.0.X where X is a number between 1 and 255. If your IP is not within this range then your router has been altered from its factory settings and your problem would need hands-on help.

ipconfig would also tell you your subnet which should be 255.255.255.0 and your default gateway wich may or may not be displayed.

Sorry for the long answer but it isn't exactly an easy problem to solve. It would really help to have you trying the steps I have suggested while in communication so I may provide more specific answers.

Hope this helps

Zilduli

Yes you can. Just make sure in display properties you have selected s-Video out as the secondary display and make sure projector has S-Video as the input source.

You click your start button and go into control panel then system performance to see your stats. It is much harder for a laptop to be good for gaming as apposed to a pc. You will need to have a good processor graphics card and some RAM.

The best gaming laptop is CyberPower FangBook X7-200.

Solution 1: Well what you do first is scrub it with soap and water. Most of the time rubbing alcohol will work. If that doesn't help then you put baby oil on your hands and then use a pumice bar gently so that you dont rub your hand raw. THAT SHOULD HELP

Solution 2: The best way I've found to remove ink (especially printer ink) from the skin is with a diluted bleach solution. Just mix one part bleach and 3 parts water into a spray bottle and spray on hands. If you dont' have a spray bottle, the bathroom sink can work just as well. It works almost instantly. Of course, be careful not to get it on clothing or into open wounds.

Solution 3: I found this stuff called REMOVEEZ. It gets all kinds of stuff off skin. It takes permanent marker off your skin just by massaging with your fingertip. Ball point pen ink, printer ink, and even markers. So glad I found this stuff so we don't have to use all that harsh chemical stuff on our skin anymore.

It depends on the type of ink. For drawing ink, washing your hands with toothpaste (let it stay on your hands until gummy, then wash off) usually does the trick.

Use a pumice stone! If you don't have one, they usually sell them at local pharmacies, it is the most efficient way to remove ink.

Some laptops have sealed keyboards which prevents some of the damage sand could cause.

Another option is using one of those roll up or rubber external keyboards to type with and keeping the main part of your laptop off the sand.

If you do get sand in your laptop on your tropical vacation, try opening up the computer and using compressed air to clean out the sand.

Of course, in general, we don't recommend the mixture of computers and sand at all. However, it is nice to be able to work at the beach. If you take your laptop to the beach, you must want to get sand in it. Sandy is how things get at the beach. It is why we go to the beach. If you don't want things to get sandy, don't take them to the beach. Everything in its place: laptop-office; surfboard-beach.

Yes, you can use laptops on an airplane. You need to turn it off when they close the door to the plane at the gate and stow it under the seat. Then about 10 minutes after takeoff, they will announce that you can now use your electronic devices. When landing, they need to be turned off again and slowed under the seat. About the time they call for tray tables and seat backs in the upright and locked position, they will ask you to turn off your electronics again until you reach your arrival gate and the door to the plane is reopened.

try to answer as much activities as you can. you can also try do polls. it may give you a couple of points. if you do a lot, you might have a lot of points

star wars the force unleashed Graphics card requirement: Radeon HD 2900 or Geforce 8800: HP pavilion g6 laptop has AMD Radeon HD 7670M 1 Go. The graphical capabilities of the Nvidia GeForce 8800M GTX are very slightly better than the AMD Radeon HD 7670M 2GB DDR3, so your game should run on your laptop

To download iTunes on a laptop simply click on the Download Now button on the link listed below.