just bought one from pc fair... posting from this baby... but yeah, the heat is quite annoying... my inspiron 6000 is much more cooler than this... i'm surprised that there's no cd included in the package...

i wasted 2 pieces of dvd creating the recovery files when the program suddenly failed almost at the end of finalizing disc 2 of 3 =.=" i dun think i will keep the junks, will do a clean format and repartition everything. these things will just get outdated in time and i dun think u guys use outdated stuffs either...

btw, i got mine for 3550 with installment (with the default phone free gift only)...

yeah, with the bag as well... btw, good choice bro (... so far la), i've been eyeing for a laptop for quite some time. from c2d to i7, from i7 to i5, from dell ati 4000 series to 5000 (still at 5470), from i5-520m to i5-540m, and lastly i gave up waiting for sxps to refresh their gpus... but i also know with this spec, they won't settle if without chopping us customers 4.5k at least...

i'm not sure... it's a risk though... anyone have any idea?

did u managed to create the recovery discs?

the heat is the 1st thing i notice when i on the notebook for the first time. it's very noticeable compared to my old buddy. but then again, heat is not a problem to me because i don't buy notebook for the coolness. it is supposed to do what it is meant to do (that is to be your working slave), so don't need to go cracking your head over it.

did you get that error before?

wow... all getting cheaper prices than me =.="

anyway, about the notebook... i don't really like the low quality build of the keyboard... doesn't feel solid. the demo unit at pc fair, i press 1 button, the keyboard is like sunken...

guys... is there any transparent skin protector for our model? something like the amourone or ezstick skins. the glossy body is very very prone for scratches...

btw, i pull off all the promotional stickers on the keypad... very fugly previously and now it looks as good as you see in the websites

i asked him in the thread, he dun have y460 whole set...

how much for the extended warranty? i also thinking to get it. btw, did you have any skinning on your y460? i think it would get scratchy scratchy if not careful.

i just did a reformat to my y460... reconfiguring the partitions... just a slight problemo... the slidenav don't seem to work even after installing the driver. the rest of it works just fine... but i didn't bother about the onekey recovery though since someone said it wun work without the reserved oem partition.

yeah i did... i can see the blinking dots when sliding my fingah across the tab... but nothing happen...

yeah, i installed synaptics as well... btw, is it possible if i use the okr for my current "new" setup?

me too have a lil bit of typo error with the keyboard thingy... would need to apply a bit more pressure to it to get it "typed".

btw, to those who are looking for the best mid-range spec laptop (price:spec ratio), y460 is the one to go for. no questions ask, you will not regret it. heat wise, you can live with it as we all have.

hmm... from what i have surveyed in the past (just 1week+ ago), y460 seems to come with win7hp, compulsory... leaving no options for freedos. topup for ultimate seems impossible too. if you already have a win7u, you can transfer it to your laptop tho, by changing the key after you reinstall.

i uh, also downloaded my copy of win7 after failing to create the recovery disc (killed 2 pieces of dvd there). but i did reinstall some of the junks for the touch buttons... lolz

hmm... i would say y460 is a good buy if you're really in need of a laptop now. the things that comes with it is pretty standard and some desirable (e.g. hdmi, bluetooth, switchable graphics, i5-i540, ati hd5650). only thing that might put you off is the 500gb (5000rpm), 1.3mp webcam, could-be-better keyboard).

about the drivers, it's best that you download... dun be so malas to download... i also spent quite a no. of days understanding the laptop.

btw, i applied lcd screen guard (rm14) and failed with some bubble trapped (due to last minute dust getting inside). had to scratch the bubble out and the lcd screen guard pun look like scratched... =.=" i wonder the film can be removed and how???

i also diy'ed a palm skin from the transparent film (slightly adhesive) used to protect new printers' shiny parts. just cut the shape and hide the uneven cuts into the edges of the keyboard. a good temporary solution to keep the laptop from scratches.

ah yes, they are already in there. i think they're quite recent too...

no probs
apa lagi... low productivity, it's a good reason!

how certain are you that he is pirating? he could probably be downloading from msdn... or he could be downloading the eval from microsoft...

btw, anyone applied any skin to their laptop?

i mean those transparent films to stick on the whole body, not just the lid. those colour colour ones, not my cup of tea... you not afraid to scratch the laptop meh? but yea, i took care of my 6yrs old laptop, until now it is very nice in the looks, minimal scratches... it's just that the y460 is kinda glossy... so not quite sure if i can maintain it nicely...

hoiyoh... really the finally lor... welcome to the y460 club!