How do I open the boot menu of a Samsung NP300E5C?
You can Press F10 to select Boot Devices Or You can Press F2 to BIOS Setup , There by you can change Boot deviceIf you want to Boot from USB Drive , Select Exit → Boot Override and disable secure boot, & change OS mode selection to (UEFI and CSM OS)
How do I find out the supported ram frequency for my laptop?
Recently, I brought Acer One 14 and the dealer installed a 8-GB ram into it. After coming back to my home, i thought if he had installed the ram of 800mhz frequency. I downloaded the same software CPUz and it said the ram was of 800mhz. I was furious. I planned another visit to the shopkeeper to punch him in the face. Well, while installing fresh windows, i went to bios to arrange boot order and on the very first page I found that my RAM was 1600mhz and was doing good. So, you must not trust these softwares blindly as most of the time, windows use the ram as much it needs, while playing games or rendering projects, you will get its full frequency.
On Windows 10, wifi is shown as disabled and does not enable. How do I fix this?
Make sure you toggle Wi-Fi option to ON on Wi-Fi settings:Type “wi-fi” in search box and select first result “Change Wi-Fi settings”.Toggle Wi-Fi to “ON”:Else check in Device Manager, if wifi adapter is disabled then Enable it:Another way is to enable wireless capability from network and sharing center as shown in this video tutorial:
Why is my Windows 10 slow? I have a laptop with 16 GB RAM and core i7 2.4. I did everything written on the internet, but it is still slow and has a lot of bugs.
I have a laptop with nearly identical specs, specifically a Dell 5559. It was excruciatingly slow at times. When I opened Task Manager, the 1 TB hard disk was nearly always thrashing at 100% but the processor and memory were seldom running above 50% capacity - and usually much less. That’s a pretty good clue of where the bottleneck was. I replaced the spinning drive with a good Samsung SSD and now the little machine runs lightning fast.Task Manager is an excellent built-in tool for troubleshooting performance problems. Open it up in detail view and run some programs while watching activities under the Perfomance tab to see which component is the bottleneck. Also open the Process tab and see if there are any programs hogging resources.Since you have an i7 processor and 16 gigs, I would bet that your hard drive is the problem.If not, and you find some resource-hogging program processes under the Process tab, kill them and and see if that helps. Don’t kill any Microsoft processes that you are not sure of; they may be essential to the OS. But, if you do cause a crash, a restart will also start up the essential processes once again, fixing your error.
Laptop AMD E2 vision to Intel i3?
I have a Samsung NP355E5C-A01US and I want to upgrade the processor. Would this laptop be compatible with an Intel i3 Processor? If not which Processor is compatible at a similar performance and cost to the i3?