I'm on the owners' list haha.

Add in jingping93 too.

Is it normal that my dv6-6114tx has more than 100 processes running?

It's also taking more than 2 minutes to boot...

Hey everyone, should I send my warranty card for Beats headphones to Singapore? Will I get covered by the warranty since I'm in Malaysia.

Also, which of the following programs can be safely uninstalled:

- Energy Star Digital Logo
- ESU for Microsoft Windows 7
- HP 3D DriveGuard
- HP Connection Manager
- HP Documentation
- HP On Screen Display
- HP Power Manager
- HP Quick Launch
- HP Setup
- HP Setup Manager
- HP Software Framework
- HP Support Assistant
- IDT Audio
- Intel® Display Audio Driver
- Intel® Management Engine Components
- Intel® Rapid Storage Technology
- Validity WBF DDK

First thing I did was to create the recovery discs so I think I'm safe to mess up my computer since I can restore it, correct?

Anyway, why is there 88 processes (I removed some) running on my laptop? And why is it taking more than 1 minute 30 seconds to boot my computer? Sometimes it lags too. It shouldn't do that, it's a new computer. ==

You removed some HP software, can you use your fingerprint sensor?

How many running processes is considered average/optimum?

My desktop runs about 60 processes.

So I'm kind of worried that my new laptop is running 100.

Can somebody help me with my laptop, please?

My problems:

1. Laptop boots on average about 2 minutes. I did this and followed the steps, but it stopped without doing anything after 2 boots. Didn't show any information after that.

2. Laptop often lags.

3. Mozilla Firefox takes about 2 to 3 seconds to load and will go into a "Not Responding" status right after loading for about 2 seconds before it is usable.

What should I do? I'm very frustrated.

How do I reinstall Windows 7? I got the Recovery Discs, do I use that?

OK after disabling everything and rebooting 3 times, my average time to boot were 45 to 50 seconds, running 65 processes.

EDIT: After a few minutes, it is now running 76 processes.

EDIT 2: Now it's running 83 processes.

This post has been edited by SRLee: Jul 2 2011, 08:25 PM

Using the code provided that I input in CMD, my laptop autoboot twice then I accidentally hit "Cancel" because it was idle for a few minutes (I thought it stopped).

I expected better performance with this laptop. A lot better performance, in fact.

Good.

So what do I do next? O.o

I am done installing everything I need for this laptop.

Norton has been removed, MSE has been installed.

What next?

Hey guys, I just completed the 6-set autoboot thing.

Using Bootimer, I tested my laptop twice and I got an average boot time of 25 seconds.

However, Soluto says:"Boot done in 1 minute 6 seconds."

Is this boot time average?

Other info: 81 processes | 3% CPU Usage | 24% RAM Usage

Now I'm wondering how do I test the speed of my laptop? Is it doable?

Yeah Soluto: http://www.soluto.com/

I still kept all the HP software though. I just disabled them on startup.

Question 1

Hey everyone, my laptop came with 2 cables that can be used to charge my laptop. These are cables that are plugged into the power brick and power point. Which should I use?

1. Looks like this:

2. The other one that has a straight head.

Question 2

Will I get warranty for my RAM and Beats Solo headphones? Should I send the warranty cards?

Question 3

Where to find my purchase receipt/invoice for this laptop?

This post has been edited by SRLee: Jul 3 2011, 04:14 PM

How do I change the settings for my mousepad?

How do I access it?

Multi-touch is now disabled for some reason unknown. I want it back. =/

Found it and changed.

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New questions...

Question 1

Where to find the invoice for my laptop purchase?

Question 2

When I run CyberLink YouCam, it says the following:



How do I solve this problem? I've updated my CCC but still I can't use it.

This post has been edited by SRLee: Jul 4 2011, 02:13 AM

Hey, does anyone know where to find the invoice for my laptop purchased online?

Also, Synaptics Mousepad isn't auto-running itself whenever I boot. How do I enable it to auto-run during boot?

P.S My CyberLink YouCam problem solved itself. Literally. xD

This post has been edited by SRLee: Jul 4 2011, 10:32 PM

OK thanks.

I already disabled and enabled Synaptics program in msconfig, but still it isn't auto-booting.

What should I do?

Another thing: My battery has a wear level of 0.45% according to BatteryCare. Is that normal? It's less than 1 week old.

This post has been edited by SRLee: Jul 5 2011, 08:21 PM

To Acid, how do I reinstall Synaptics mousepad?