u r using what browser? as for IE, it will follow the zoom level of ur system, original came from dell is 125%. for chrome u can set the default zoom level in the options. I use 120% for chrome default zoom level. as for firefox, I need to install addon for the default zoom for every page i visit.

I'm on firefox, I use firebug a lot so moving to other browser is not an option for this moment. What addon did you use, will it automatically set the zoom level for every tab we open?

This was also issues with other application such as skype, it's damn small.

i use this.. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/ad...vel/?src=search and this also https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/ad...nt/?src=search.. see which 1 suit u more, now Im using chrome only..
as for other application normally it will zoom according to the system if not mistaken, but some application will not, I didnt use skype so I donno the size of the skype..

ya.. like the macbook.. i bought from 3rd party from china, around RM35.. so far so good, had been used in presentation twice and plug in to several monitor before, everything ok.. if buy with apple around rm200 i think.. not sure.. according to some source from google, if use apple adapter with dell, some monitor or projector cant display.. google for it..

Mine no problem. Using original driver.

I try rollback driver, even restore to factory setup. Still no good, the speaker making "sssshhh" noise while headphone jack making more obvious high pitch buzzing/static noise. Sigh.. 

Hissing sound as in "shhhhh" and "sparks"? -----> Try downloading DPC latency checker and check the readings.. http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml

Are you using an external sound card and what headphones?

when i got the laptop with all the included crap-ware, on standard 500gb hard drive, I think i clocked around 57 seconds. It's considered not that slow la.. if you want, you could reformat and use the provided cd to reinstall everything, this completely removes any crap-ware, but you'll have to download the latest drivers though, the included driver cd have some out-dated ones.

In my setup, I ripped out the hard disk after first boot and plonked in my old ssd, reinstalled everything, now it boots within 15 seconds.

hi guys, is there any programs for dell that i can save all my stuff before i format. i mean my music and videos all these. i wan to format off all the dell programs.. other than copy all my folders into hard disk is there any convenient ways to do ?

Why you need to format? You can restore you dell system to factory image from advanced boot options, you can vie here for step-by-step: http://support.dell.com/support/topics/glo...6&isLegacy=true

You can partitions your C:/OS, shrink it a bit a create another partition. Move all your files to this new partitions, if you already have partitions just move all files out of C:/OS. Restore system will only format your C:/ drive, so all other partitions is good. Just to be safe, maybe you can burn or copy them to Ext HD, but this work for me.

owh to make my laptop boots time faster bcz now is around 50sec. i found out if format it will become faster =O.. remove the dell files. yea i created another partitions.. then there is 1 for dell 1 rite ?

You should see 1 for C:/OS and another 1 for your partitioned drive. Then simply restore factory image, it will format only drive C, so all your files in the other drives are ok.

Anyway, you maybe already know this, but worth mentioning here. You can try disk clean up, error checking and defrag on both drives. Then, just put your system on hibernate instead of shutdown. Waking up you laptop from hibernate mode are much faster then fresh boot, it takes about 15-20 sec.