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I have EDS Enhanced Digital Sound set to Off
[/quote1252012246]I’ve uninstalled it 🙂[quote1252012246=jeepers01]
Edit – See we are typing at the same time .. again 🙂
[/quote1252012246]Great minds think alike……or as my Grandma would say……fools seldom differ
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Rofl @ Jayne’s NC10 at the opera!
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Queen of Spades, 15 May 2009, WNO at the Wales Millennium Centre.Great performance, so I was actually pleased I left my Sammy at home. Sorry Sammy 😉
If I had managed to sneak my NC10 past the management (i.e. my better half) do you think it would qualify for Jez’s Extreme Netbooking 😕
Welcome to the forum, paulr 🙂
Poor sound. You may have ‘karaoke’ turned on in the Samsung EDS Controller. If you search this forum for karaoke you’ll find some threads discussing the topic of low sound levels.
Apart from that +1 to each of Flozem’s answers 🙂
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I’ll see if I can find some addresses, perhaps other forum members will have some ideas too?
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How about this computer support form (looks like it’s US based) 😕[quote1252005634=Alfihar]
So basically the same old Atom N2xx hardware again with a slightly different chassis, a wireless card capable of 802.11n and maybe slightly better speakers.
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Same old – same old 😉N130 comes with Windows 7, 1 GB RAM, 1.66 GHz Atom N280 CPU.
N140 comes with Windows XP, 1 GB RAM, 1.60 GHz Atom N270 CPU. True surround XT from new speakers – so looks like a NC10 with new speakers, a bigger trackpad, and non-glossy lid.
@jeepers01. Thank you for taking the time to translate invasione’s email 🙂
Hi Jamixtreme.
Welcome to the forum and thank you for your kind comments about the forum 🙂
I guess I would say this, wouldn’t I, but I love my NC10. It goes with me almost everywhere – my partner objected to me trying to slip it in my jacket when were going to the opera – and it’s proving very reliable and has coped with everything I’ve thrown at it
Hi Scott.
Try creating a USB boot drive using WinSetupFromUSB as explained in the following excellent guide – WinSetupFromUSB.
You may also find these threads of interest:
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How create bootable installation of XP on USB-stick?
*Install XP from Thumb Drive?
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I thought the N110 screen res was lower than that too. I think Dell minis have that screen res.
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Good spot – I missed that. Thank you swampy 🙂Hi amit
See the instructions in my previous post, i.e.
Restart your N120 and as it starts to boot, quickly and repeatedly press the F2 key to enter the BIOS. Set the “Brightness Mode Control” from “Auto” to “User Control”
