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The returned paper work indicates the motherboard was replaced; Part # BA92-05510A.Can anyone verify?[/quote1266146398]Yes that is the N120 motherboard part number 🙂
ukez – Maximum processor state at 100% when on battery is the important setting.
Try also setting the When playing video on battery setting to Optimize video quality.
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samoca – Glad it’s resolved now 🙂
I don’t use Update Plus and set Windows Update to advise of new updates and not to install automatically. That way you can prevent driver updates that you don’t want.
If you use DriverMax.com to check and advise if any updates are available then they can be downloaded from the Samsung download site if they are wanted.
With wireless drivers, I find it is best to stick with one that works and not change it as different driver versions may not be compatible with the router.
My moto is if it ain’t broke don’t fix it 🙂
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__spc__ – Try this 🙂
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Hi
When i restore from my earliest image even the first image i made when brand new the problem still exists, thats why i wanded to restore from cd. when i put mc nc10 xp restore cd in my external dvd drive i get the option to re instal windows and keep data intact. I wondered if anyone has tried this and will the data remain ok.
thx[/quote1266088524]That indicates there is a problem with your image. ie the problem may have existed before the image was taken?You can re-install XP and leave the data in tact but do not allow XP to format the disk. You will still have to re-install all your programs though. My advice would be to back up all your data that you cannot afford to loose before proceeding as in my experience, it is better to be safe than sorry.
If you are intending using the XP disk from another Samsung machine you could find that it will not accept the Windows key.
If it were my machine I would back up first and the use the F4 option of full restore
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jeepers01Doesn’t F4 do a restore based on your last back-up? (e.g. with all your programs already installed etc.?)[/quote1266087473]
F4 restores the machine to a position just after the initial status setup. ie. the Samsung default installation. see here on page 2If you use the Samsung Recovery Solution application then this will indeed restore the machine with all your installed software as per your last backup. see here on page 1
Hope this helps explain the difference
ukgadget – Welcome to the forum
If you re-load the OS your programs will be lost.
Your best bet is to back up your data to an external source ie. optical drive or hdd or memory stick.A full restore with F4 at boot will restore the machine but you will have to re-load your programs and your data.
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samoca – Try rolling back to an earlier date before the driver was installed.
Use System Restore to Undo Changes if Problems Occur
Hope this helpscamerjam – Welcome to the forum
Try rolling back to an earlier date before the driver was installed.
Use System Restore to Undo Changes if Problems Occur
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sebgei – Welcome to the forum
Glad you got it sorted out and thanks for reporting back with the fix 🙂
