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1. How to update my mac 2008 word full#
2. How to update my mac 2008 word Pc#
3. How to update my mac 2008 word free#

I’m have a mini 1000 (actually a 1030) with the 16gb SSD drive. Though they are not real cheap, a drive like that would put your HP mini in a all new class and they are getting cheaper by the month. It should be available to consumers during the middle of the year, with sizes over 100gb. (1441)-pSSD_Modular_Solid_State_Drive.aspx

How to update my mac 2008 word Pc#

These programs will keep your PC running at it’s prime.Īlso, if you do have an SSD drive like myself, San Disk is coming out with a new SSD drive that they earlier claimed was 5 times faster than current SSD drives, making it much faster than even current HDD’s and using less power. I use both along with a good anti viruse, I can notice a speed decrease even after only a couple days of letting Internet trash build up on my machine.

How to update my mac 2008 word free#

Try Spybot and Ad-aware, both are free for download. If your having speed issues, I would recommend scanning for spy-ware and or viruses. The extra memory does help things run smoother under load and is worth the extra cost of $20 for the cheaper brands, but there will be extra heat that you will notice from the extra memory. I use it for more than email, I also have a GPS receiver for the car and have a great point to point auto navigator. However I have no complaints about my Minni’s speed and it seems to run very nicely for the price. I have upgraded to the fastest 2gb memory card I could find Īnd really haven’t noticed any noticeable increase in speed. I’m one of the few watching this page that has a mini 1000 (actually a 1030) with the 16gb SSD drive. I hope this review helps someone looking into using the “normal” mini with a USB device… make sure the device fits the mini… any wide USB device may run into the same issues. Bottom line: I will return my mini and get a new one, properly configured with its internal WWAN. Assuming a fully charged battery the USB WWAN device was able to work reliably on that slot, but still not fully inserted due to the shape of the mini frame.

On the left side the issue is the power socket that prevents the USB to be inserted.

How to update my mac 2008 word full#

My tests revealed that the USB WWAN devide does not make full contact on the right USB port since its housing touches the top ot the mini bezel and it prevents the terminal to be properly inserted into the USB slot. The WWAN USB adapter is wide and the mini has a recessed USB slot on the right side, and one not so recessed on the left side, but very close to the power socket. UPDATE after more testing… It seems that the issue is related to the shape of the mini and the USB adapter. QUESTIONS: 1) If anyone purchased the version with internal WAN, could you please place here the memory specs pre-shipped with your mini?Ģ) Has anyone tried a similar settings (USB WAN)with 2G memory? If so, please, let me know the memory specs and brand. Definitely there is a dependency of the power used to drive the memory and the capability in driving ANY WAN adapter. I am not even sure that if I had the “special WAN” 1GB card I would be able to cruise it even faster. Then I decided to downgrade my mini from 2GB back to 1GB, and guess what: everything worked fine, I was able to cruise the internet using the USB WAN adapter. I started to think that the memory card power consumption may be related to the power left to drive the WAN adapter. Then I tried it in the mini and it ALMOST did not work, so sloooow… unusable! Then I remembered that at the HP site when one orders the mini with the WAN card built-in, there is a “special” 1GB memory for this settings. Well, I activated the SIM card and tried the USB adapter in a regular notebook… it worked great. The reason I want an external device (and not purchase the mini with the internal option) is portability among different computers. I got an AT&T USB QuickSilver adapter today. I have a question for anyone using 2GB memory AND a WAN wireless USB connection in the mini… When the MIE (Ubuntu) Mini 1000 is released in January you will be able to customize it with 2GB of RAM on HP’s Web site. HP does not sell the Mini 1000 with 2GB of memory if you order the XP version because of a licensing agreement with Microsoft. You can get a 2GB memory stick from NewEgg, or most other online retailers for under $25. The battery door pops off and gives you easy access to the single memory slot. All you need is a pointy object like a pen or a knife to reach a hole in the latch so you can slide it to the side. Instead there’s a little latch next to the one of the battery releases. No tools are necessary as there are no screws holdnig the Mini 1000’s memory door shut. Upgrading RAM on a notebook is usually a pretty simple task for experienced computer users, but I don’t see how HP could’ve made this any easier on the Mini 1000. Today I upgraded my Mini 1000’s memory from 1GB to 2GB in less than 20 seconds and I didn’t even need to use a screw driver.