I took the windows it came with off because it was to big for the atom processor, but I have your old computer not the new one. It looks like the processor is the same though, so maybe reverting to xp might be a good idea. (And I am not really that technically savvy so don't take my word for it) can the resolution get much higher on that computer anyways, I lower mine as much as possible so that it will run quicker. Sorry not helpful at all I know.

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Originally posted by gmilf I took the windows it came with off because it was to big for the atom processor, but I have your old computer not the new one. It looks like the processor is the same though, so maybe reverting to xp might be a good idea. (And I am not really that technically savvy so don't take my word for it) can the resolution get much higher on that computer anyways, I lower mine as much as possible so that it will run quicker. Sorry not helpful at all I know.

I had 0 issues with my old computer, it had vista so it was a lil slow but i didn't really care.

I talked to the guys who TRIED fixing my HP mini 2133 and they said reverting to XP is not a good idea because of some bullshit i dont even remember...


FML!

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Last edited by igottaknow on Apr-23-2011 at 02:25

Graphics Processor Intel GMA 3150
Video Memory up to 256MB Total Available Graphics Memory
Max Resolution 1024 x 600

you are not going to be able to increase the resolution, sry.
as far as adding XP- i wouldn't waste any more money on it.

my advice- save your money for a real laptop,
trix(netbooks) are for kids

http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory.aspx?SubCategory=32&name=Laptops-Notebooks

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Originally posted by tubularbills I am running Firefox and Win7

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I've never owned a netbook yet I know that 1024x600 seems to be a normal resolution for the screen.

have you ever considered the fact that the screens are tiny hence making it more likely to not have a super high resolution?

what were you expecting? 1920×1080

I somewhat unwisely retired my old Dell laptop and bought a mid-range HP, bad mistake.
Don't buy a HP and Windows 7 is highly overrated.

If speed is a problem, you can get a fairly good performance boost by disabling the unnecessary effects on Windows 7. With your processor turning off most of the flashy effects should give you an easy 20% speed boost. Also download Ccleaner, click "tools" then "startup" on the left side and disable any programs that you don't need loading every time you turn the computer on. http://www.filehippo.com/download_ccleaner/

http://www.ubuntu.com/netbook

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