does mess up your laptop
149221
It does not mess up your laptop. I just said that my 17" laptop sticks out a little bit on the sides. Not much about 1/2" which makes no difference. I am currently using it and it is nice and cool. By the way I did not mention in my review how quiet it is. I cannot hear the fan running. I can feel the air blowing and when I touch it I can feel the vibrations, I know it is on. If you get this cooler, you will really enjoy it. I do recommend that you do not put it on a pillow for it does not sit well, that is why I purchased a small piece of plywood and painted it to have it look nice long enough to have a place for my trackball mouse with my gel pad for the mouse. I can use it while kicking back on my bed or sitting on the sofa watching TV or lessening to music.
149222
Never used it on a laptop only our PS3 and we never had a problem. It just keeps it cooler and it has never messed up the PS3 and it is made for a laptop.
149223
"Does mess Up your laptop". That is the worst English ever. No, it raises your laptop up, and cools it with a giant fan.
149224
I'm not sure what you are asking here. Why would a fan mess up your laptop? It works as expected and keeps the laptop cool. Perhaps that answers your question.
1951476
No. You have to take the laptop off while you adjust one knob at a time on each side. And sometimes that leads you to have to adjust the knobs on the next level, as well.
1293068
Sorry, I don;t know the answer to that question because I have a different laptop model.
1446697
Yes, super easy to do. If you haven't bought the laptop yet, I would recommend something else.
324232
No. You still have to open the lid to power up the laptop. You can always close the lid after the fact if you override the power management "lid closure" power setting to "do nothing".
2269570
Yes, and it's the reason I wish I hadn't bought one. Every time I open or close my laptop it goes "bloop bloop bloop." So annoying.
814019
There is no problem in my laptop except some little problems about the keyboard
1376180
Yes it does, as most computers do. Some are useful and some are not. You have things like the usual trial software like Office, McAfee Internet Security and such. Keep what you like or can use and delete the rest.
169232
Unfortunately, it doesn't. I've had the laptop for about 6 months now and can report that it's one of the only drawbacks with it.
535870
If you remove the drive cover it may fix any laptop but be careful of not break it and you can put the cover from the old one you want to replace
27408
I would take your laptop apart and check the label on the back of the screen. That is your best bet.
1905631
Not at all. Your number keys on your laptop stay fully functional. I love mine.
594588
Have not had that problem at all. Laptop is working great. Sorry about your troubles.
85050
I would say, in general, stay away from it. It caused my external drive to malfunction; and it didn't cause a significant power boost anyway.
1771879
In short, no. I bought this laptop about 4 months ago and regret cutting corners with price. The keyboard is often unresponsive, the system freezes when you have multiple windows open, and the whole system shuts down and restarts at least once every time I use it for extended periods. Toshiba makes great products, but upgrade to their more reliable models by spending another couple hundred bucks.
1747837
Same issue, but the odd part is that it only noticeably affected our toshiba laptop with a realtek chip. Both thinkpads were fine. Generally it helps if we move the monitor a bit, place it on the floor or just that the laptop doesn't sit between the monitor and camera.
1050313
Probably not. Sounds like you damaged the actual computer, not just the glass.