hmm so far only chrome and windows life is open, was wondering why. its a rather new laptop.

its okay.. as long as i have the similar wallpaper on my skrin now.. hahhaa..

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Added on February 8, 2012, 5:46 pmoic.. its normal.. anyway .. there is a lighter/few running file task n faster browser than chrome in the net.. forgot the name..

This post has been edited by soloinruds: Feb 8 2012, 05:56 PM

sifus any recommendation for cooler master cooling pad ? basically infinite better or u2 >



This post has been edited by calamity88: Feb 8 2012, 09:19 PM

asus fancy start..

Turtle Start actually...

mm.. cant find turtle start.. wer is it? i only got siput start..

N55SF-S1515V owner reporting in, quite happy with the laptop performance. Especially the full hd display, the speaker is quite decent as well. Good to watch movie on the move!

tomorrow collecting my ssd xD downgrading storage space, upgrade performance. demon speed mode turn on.

come challenge crucial M4 u not getting caddy?

no la. Mine budget ssd. but pwn all hdd users le caddy not now la. maybe later on

This post has been edited by nuttyking91: Feb 9 2012, 07:21 AM

Is it normal that my external monitor (5 years old 19 inch LCD matte) has better screen. It has richer colour while my N45 glossy, everything looks a bit fade/wash out.
Im using default setting on N45 and only alter the screen brightness and lamp light intensity still cant beat the matte
Im suppose glossy > matte in terms of colour

glossy good in dark room, if u got light from above u, matte always d best in term of crisp color.

I juz play battlefield 3 with recommended setting n in 1920x1080, only texture is ultra, other else is medium. the gpu max only 78c while cpu is 89c max. quite happy with the airflow in n55sf

This post has been edited by David900924: Feb 10 2012, 12:03 AM

Yeap, airflow is pretty damn good for a laptop. GPU doesnt go past 75C for mine on BF3

Did you guys buy any layer or protector on the front glossy cover? my own finger prints is all over the edges.

yes.. better.. non-transparent/with design or transparent/plain is up to u..

This post has been edited by soloinruds: Feb 10 2012, 11:55 AM

Guys, I want to ask how come your laptop can last long more than 4 hours?
My laptop can use for almost 3 hours and battery shown 15%. I changed into battery saving mode and everything set to the lowest including the switch off the wifi and bluetooth. I just used to do word processing only and no other else.
I using N55sf core i5.

Ok, once again. Not sure if anyone answered + people that helped before and suggested some stuff that didn't help unfortunetly sad.gif

I got a problem with the wireless icon. It shows that I am disconnected even though that I am connected to my wifi network. My internet works fine, it's just it looks pretty crappy and i don't like the way it looks.

Any help?

I have tried uninstalling the atheros drivers in device manager, but it didn't help.

Any other ideas?

Hi how do you set dota at full screen in N55SF-S1515V

try ANy of the following points:
* Left click the wireless icon in the tray, select Properties, uncheck "Notify me when this connection has limited or no connectivity".
* Hello and welcome to the forums. Nice collage, I can certainly see how you may be confused, I was, Just looking at it. What does the network and sharing center have to say. Is your network there private or public, make sure it's set to private. Run the trouble shooter or try the new network setup wizard. Do you have a third party software product managing your wireless connection? Sometimes, actually quite often, Windows 7 likes to manage it and some problems can occur if you have another piece of software trying to do the job instead. If so you might try uninstalling it. As far as the homegroup issue is concerned you may, perhaps want to leave it and attempt to re-construct the homegroup and see if that helps at all
* http://windows7forums.com/windows-7-networ...-connected.html
* Since I didn't have too many changes with the system besides the automatic windows updates, I decided to restore my system. This did fix the problem. I think it may have been caused by the Atheros driver updates because this did start after windows updated.
* Not trying to re-open a dead thread. However, I've been looking for the solution to this issue, but, all my previous searches came up with only users having this issue with Wireless Connections. This is the first one that I found that was an issue with a wired connection. And, for me at least, uninstalling/reinstalling my Atheros 10/100/1000 LAN driver did the trick. Just wanted to put this up here for posterity's sake. Maybe someone down the road, like myself, will come looking for a solution, and hopefully this thread will lead them down the proper path. I didn't think a System Restore would be necessary, so I just opened Device Manager, uninstalled the device, and did a scan for new PnP devices immeadiately. The device was instantly detected/installed, and all began immeadiately functioning properly. And, of note, I've been having this issue, probably since about June, did a Windows Update and pulled down a new driver. Really hasn't bugged me much, as I don't use this computer too much but to serve files. However, I've been consoled into it for the last 3 hours, and staring at the disconnected icon while accessing the machine via RDP just started aggrevating me.

* Mine SOLVED!
i tried soooo Many Thing from so many forums.
but these steps Solved that Damn X on my internet connection, Also that yellow star that was appeared before it beside my Wireless connection..follow these simple steps:
1-Uninstall all Network Connection in Device manager.(dont uninstall software)
2-MOST Important point: Right Click on my computer--> Manage-->Local Users and groups-->Groups--> in right panel Double Click Users
3- Remove all NT_AUTHORITY**** (something like that) from there
4-Scan for hardware changes and let the Drivers install again

hope this work for u to,if yes pray for me ;-)

* Fixed mine by deleteing Incoming Connections in Network and Sharing Centre > Change Adapter Settings.

Windows Vista to Windows 7 Upgrade.

*Hmm... a complete reinstall seems a bit premature at this point. Why not first try the following:

1. Clear all preferred wireless networks from your network configuration. Right click to manage, click wireless on the left, delete everything.
2. Ensure the network manager service is running.

A reboot may be required, but it was not in my case.
* http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows...43-fd0539a24787
* Hello Mercmerc,

Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Answers Forum! Although performing a clean install on your system could be possible solution, there are other options to try first. Try booting into Safe Mode with Networking and see if the problem still persists.

If that does not work, you may want to try a Clean Boot to see if the issue is still present. For directions on running a Clean Boot, please click here.

Please let me know if this helps J
* http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic93636.html
* Its ok, I have fixed the problem.

I believe I have replicated this issue and found a solution.

In my testing, this issue was caused when a Win XP SP2 machine established
an automatic connection to a wireless network secured with WPA-PSK and the
security was then removed from the wireless network. Each time that the Win
XP SP2 machine connected to the wireless network after the WPA-PSK security
had been removed the symptoms I described in my post above were experienced.
This happened across various vendors machines, various vendors wireless
adapters and both with and without the vendor's wireless utility installed.

To resolve this issue (assumes you are using Windows to manage your wireless
connections0:

1. Right click the windows wireless network in the system tray, click "View
Available Wireless Networks" and then click "Change Advanced Settings"
(bottom right corner of the Window).

2. Click the "Wireless Networks" tab and remove the wireless network from
the Preferred networks list and reboot the machine.

3. Re-connect to the wireless network.

After re-connecting the issue was resolved.

* LAN properties (Control Panel | Network Connections | Local Area Network
* Show icon in notification area when connected (deselected)
* Notify me when this connection has no connectivity (deselected)

* Go to Start/Run and type devmgmt.msc and press enter. In the Device Manager is there a Red X over your Wireless Network Adapter? if so, right click it and Enable it. If a yellow mark appears go to your computer manufacturers support/download drivers site and type in your make and model # and download the Wireless Network Adapter for your model.

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Added on February 10, 2012, 11:37 pmdo let us know if u solved it.. from which point? k..

gudeluck!

This post has been edited by soloinruds: Feb 10 2012, 11:37 PM