Posts by MichelleG

windows cannot natively play Blurays. You will need third party software from windvd, powerdvd, or arcsoft.

sounds like a latency issue. Check for driver updates, audio, video, etc. also check apps running in background.

Check power settings for the wireless adapter under advanced settings. change it to maximum performance.

Change BIOS to use IDE instead of AHCI

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IIRC, there are two versions of the 7540, the original 7540 and the 7540G(meaning discrete video chip.) there are also some models of notebooks that went from a 6 layer PCB to an 8 layer PCB and have an the traditional...

try installing the touch engine software from acer. that might help some.

Quote:Originally Posted by saugen48 but does not actually have the hardware..so, no bluetooth

if you are talking about an aspire One AOA150/110. Those do indeed have integrated memory. to OP, no you cannot remove that memory.

Before you go through too much hassle, does your system even have bluetooth? Most aspires don't, especially older models.