hp net book screen glut: How do I surpress or get rid of the browsers and task bars that take op all the space in the screen?
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Press del on keyboard at boot then got to peripherals on list down to gpu and if your using discrete graphics use enable or disable to manually set the gpu memory usage
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YES!! You have the posibility of enable or disable the onscreen keyboard. The keyboard shows inmediatly when the page, or program need it
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I installed WinXP and you can extend the desktop with a utility provided by Intel. I have it connected to a 21" monitor at 1600x1200 resolution. The max resolution it supports is 1920x1080.
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You could do that by opening 2 programs at the same time and shrinking each one to half size of the monitor. It makes for a smaller workspace on each one, but that is not a problem.
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27 + half a line at the top and bottom of page and the grid spacing is 4.7mm x 4.7mm
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A full screen Excel 2013 sheet with default settings gets all the way to cell AM66. I mostly use it with Visual Studio, but it's also great for the web and for working with tens of windows at the same time.I stare at this screen all day long and couldn't be happier. Highly recommended.
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sixteen inches excuse the allcaps but this site is not playing well with my computer
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My suggestion would be to reduce the size of the paging file (your computer is probably using hard drive space as temporary RAM). You have 1 Gig, so you shouldn't need more. Just go to control panel and find "system." (You might want to switch to classic view to find it faster.) Click "advanced" and then click "settings" under "Performance." Click the second tab there, "Advanced" and then there's a bit at the bottom labeled "Virtual memory." It'll say how much your machine is using. Click "change." Make sure the C drive is selected, then put in number in the custom size fields (initial and max); 50 or 100 should be fine. Make sure to click "set" and then "OK" and you're done. This happened to me on my eee and I couldn't figure out how I kept running low on disk space when I don't save anything on the C drive, until I discovered this resources hog. Again, since this machine comes with 12 Gigs of RAM, you shouldn't really need to waste harddrive space supplementing that. (If you want more RAM, go spend $25 at Circuit City for another 1 gig stick.) Good luck, I hope that resolves the problem. :) You can also search the forums at eeeuser.com for more tips on slimming your Windows down and getting rid of programs you don't need and such.
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It's a very real problem for me. I can only install a handful of applications (less than 10) that I want. I had to uninstall chrome (which I loved) because it took up 1/3 of my usable internal storage.
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Gary, I can't seem to get rid of anything I mentioned as it isn't removed. So I just added Firefox and use it. I didn't know IE was needed for the purpose you mention about updates so am glad I left it there. That's a very useful bit of info for the future. I did keep Trend Micro but am using Avast (that one is new to me and so far I've been very happy with it) and can use on 3 computers. I haven't needed Open Office yet but will keep in mind either it or cloud apps you mentioned. I've been very pleased with this netbook and its battery life. Thanks so much
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Yeah, the CPU part is funny. It's just a metal rectangle with handles. I tossed it aside myself. Also took the keyboard shelf off because it was too small anyway and I needed the legroom.
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Yes, comes preconfigured that way. You can remove that feature, change it to <TAB> or <LF>
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Try disabling screen savers and power savings options on the Windows 7 machine.
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That I have no answer for. You may want to check applications under settings and choose all to see what is taking up all the space.
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There is not but the software allows you to make windows in the screens that read as independent screens. For instance i have to monitors split up into for screens.
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As far as processor, yes, and Ram, yes, but it may lag just a bit at the initialization stage of a visualization, and I would be certain to trim the system of all non-essential Windows or Microsoft apps and services and also have nothing running in background simultaneously - So, yes.