It depends on what you use the computer for, if it is your main machine, if you store music, photos, etc. The operating systems and all of your programs will probably take at least 10 gigabytes of space. As far as music and pictures, 1 gigabyte will hold about 300 songs or 500 photos. If this is your main computer I would go with a minimum of 40 gigabytes. The reason I would say at least 40 is you start to see decreased performance as your hard drive reaches capacity.
My new Acer Aspire one D 250 laptop has a very low volume output . All the volume controls are up...
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My new Acer Aspire one D 250 laptop has a very low volume output . All the volume controls are up including wave output but with no success
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im connected to the internet but there is no menu icon at the bottom of the page so i cant access any programmes on my computer, any suggestions?
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Hi Everyone, Am facing a strange problem. I have a Dell Inspiron 1000, 2.2Ghz Celeron processor,...
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Hi Everyone, Am facing a strange problem. I have a Dell Inspiron 1000, 2.2Ghz Celeron processor, 256MB RAM, 80GB HDD. In the BIOS setting there is a setting for Display, which is set to XGA 14.1". This setting automatically changes to 'Unknown' & the screen does not display anything when you 'ON' the laptop. The boot up screen too is not displayed. However the laptop boots fine into Windows XP ( this is observed when you connect an External monitor to the laptop's VGA port. I have also observed that if the value in the BIOS is 'XGA 14.1" ' then only the laptop recognises the display. I have tried changing the CMOS battery , but with no results. I also tried to set the BIOS settings to 'Factory default' settings, still of no use. If at all I managed to open the BIOS settings ( whenever the display is visible), the 'Display' setting keeps on fluctuating intermittently. Also, cannot change the values manually. Kindly help. Thanks for attention.