Ok. Thx for your help! Will be going to do research in the market later~ 

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Added on August 4, 2011, 11:24 pmAfter shopping, search one.

Toshiba Satellite L755-1009X is still the best!
i5-2410M, Nvidia GT525M 1GB graphic, 4GB RAM, 640GB HDD, 3 years warranty
@RM2399
somemore free 2GB RAM!

That's good enough d right?

Ok. Thx for your help! Will be going to do research in the market later~ 

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Added on August 4, 2011, 11:24 pmAfter shopping, search one.

Toshiba Satellite L755-1009X is still the best!
i5-2410M, Nvidia GT525M 1GB graphic, 4GB RAM, 640GB HDD, 3 years warranty
@RM2399
somemore free 2GB RAM!

That's good enough d right?

what is the the laptop Toshiba Satellite L755-1009X temperature under
1. Idle
2. 30 % load
3. Full load

Thinking of buying this laptop but my last experiment with toshiba laptop was that the temperature was high, is it still have the same issues with new model?

- you required permision from trustedinstaller blablabla -

:: this is what happen when i try to delete other program files after recovery.
cannot delete it.current system use program files (x86).any idea how to delete?

- you required permision from trustedinstaller blablabla -

:: this is what happen when i try to delete other program files after recovery.
cannot delete it.current system use program files (x86).any idea how to delete?

- you required permision from trustedinstaller blablabla -

:: this is what happen when i try to delete other program files after recovery.
cannot delete it.current system use program files (x86).any idea how to delete?

Good enough..

RM2399 is a good price since the RRP is RM2499
But you might want to check whether its 2 years or 3 years warranty

*** Do take note that if you're going for 4GB RAM and above, you MUST opt for 64-bit Windows 7 when you 1st time startup the laptop

:: so thats mean i got 2 folder "program files".one is program files and other is program files (x86) like dat?
is that normal?

:: so thats mean i got 2 folder "program files".one is program files and other is program files (x86) like dat?
is that normal?

Hello there. May I know that what if I'm having 6GB RAM, but using 32 bits Window 7, what will happen to my laptop? Is it able to upgrade it into 64 bits? And... How to do it?

Dear Toshiba users,
It seems lately nearly all Toshiba notebooks are equipped with both 32-bit Operating systems (Windows for this case) as well as 64-bit Operating systems (which are installed into the hidden HDD partitions of each notebook). Notebook sellers prefer to start up the whole notebook with 32-bit OS , mostly because of the shorter time required to boot the whole system. Since 32-bit OS can only support around 2.98GB of RAM, those who bought Toshiba notebooks with RAM upgrades (to 4GB RAM- models include Satellite L510, Satellite Pro L510, M500, M300, T130, F60 etc.) will not be able to fully utilize the RAM. This can be settled by converting your 32-bit OS to 64-bit OS. You can do it via recovery from the Toshiba hidden partition itself, or via the 4 system recovery discs that you burnt when you 1st got your notebook  

The guide to Toshiba's HDD system recovery can be found here: cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/.../PMA500339010_web.pdf

Generally, it would be easier to conduct the recovery from the Hidden partition than the recovery discs (noneed to keep on changing discs XD )
In general, the steps involved are:

1. Make sure you backup all important files, EVERYTHING will be reformatted (except the Hidden Partition) when you recover your system. Noneed to worry about drivers and Toshiba programs as they are included in the Hidden Partition/Recovery discs.

2. Plug in A/C adapter and if possible, plug in the battery just in case of blackouts (in Malaysia) XD

3. Shut down your notebook.

4. Press and hold the "0" and the "power" button. A window will appear asking you whether you want to load a 32-bit or 64-bit windows. The remaining will be easy, just choose the "recover to out-of-box state" (Actually noneed to change anything, as for the subsequent windows, the initial ticked box will be the recommended one) XD

5. Partition reformatting will commence. Initiate the next step.

6. After that, leave everything to your notebook, it will restart on its own for quite a few times (to install the drivers and programs) DO NOT TURN OFF YOUR LAPTOP , may take up to 1-2 hours depending on your system. You will be configuring your OS in no time.

I guess that's all, hopefully this will help those who wanted to switched to 64-bit OS i.e. Eguy1314 ^_______^

** Be warned, Toshiba's feather touch buttons may become unresponsive after switching, still looking for answers for that one, it seemed there are no drivers for these buttons zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz solved

Anyway, Do refer to the link above for more elaborated details  
Best of luck!

backup all important files, does this including programs? Like Microsoft, Adobe and etc?
the link... is not function?

BTW, can I remove all those Toshiba programs? Do they have important functions?