So I want to format the harddrive of my Thinkpad T41p and re-install Windows XP. Only problem is I don’t have any support discs from IBM for drivers and such (only the XP installation disc). I’ve copied everything in a folder marked IBMTOOLS on the C: drive onto a CD in the hopes that I just need to put them back in C: after I format.
I’ve found the Lenovo website with the drivers available as well but that just seems tedious to install each driver seperately (considering how many there must be: touch pad, trackball thingy, wireless networks, monitors, keyboard, speakers, etc etc etc.) Am I good to go or is there any reason I should not format my laptop (like will it be hard for me to make it useable again?) Thanks in advance.
I’m computer mad and have loads of computer input devices on my desk. I also have two monitors (screens) two speakers that aren’t overly large but take up a bit of desk space. I then have the input devices of a keyboard and mouse (wireless), trackball, bamboo touch (a touch pad for desktop computers) and a graphics tablet. I can just about take free up enough space for things like homework but at the moment my bamboo touch sits on top of the graphics tablet and other things on the desk are making it look untidy.
What can i do to tidy the desk up. I DON’T want to get rid of any of them as i use all of them at one point or another and they each costs a fair bit to completely forget about them (apart from keyboard and mouse i got that free with the pc (m8 gave it to me) but the keyboard and mouse are most important.)
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This is a short iPhone video I did to show off my Ergonomic Mouse Wave prototype. I carved this stand for my Logitech M570 in order to be able to use the trackball mouse with a more comfortable, handshake grip. It’s really rough as I loathe sanding, but it works great and I’m happy.
I just finished upgrading my computer (my first shot at upgrading) and I’d like to know how I did. This machine really rips
Acer m 3400-B2072
880g mother board
8 gigs ddr3 ram
AMD phenomII X4 3.4 Ghz be
Seagate 320 gb hard drive
Segate 1tb gb hardive
Coursair GS 600 psu
Liteon 24X super multi drive
HP 8X blueray multi drive
Multi card reader
Hauppauge TV 1650 model 1199 card
Radeon 5750 graphics card 1Gb ddr 5 ram
Logitech 910 pro web cam
Logitech 2.4ghz wireless keyboard
Logitech trackball mouse
80mm case exhaust fan
Seiki 24” 1080P HDTV monitor
Vizio 42” 1080p HDTV monitor
I bought it from Compusa new for 0 it came with the 320 gb hard drive the dvd drive 4 gigs ram and a athlon IIx2 215 2.7 ghz and the multi card reader and the original 880g motherboard. all the rest i added
Lenovo brand ambassadors Matt Kohut and Kevin Beck hold forth on the IdeaCentre Q150 “nettop” PC, the Lenovo Mini Wireless Keyboard and the virtues of the digital home theatre experience.
Rather self explanatory. I know it’s a lot to ask, but I want it to connect to a screen on the other side of the room. And carrying/ using a mouse on your lap is a pain. I need it to be ergonomic.
Please don’t rob the bank, anything over like 0 wont be considered.
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