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Answer (1 of 4): You can, but there are some limitations. Have a read of the instructions at this link here. In Device manager, you have to have your laptop’s keyboard listed as a separate device, so you can disable it. If it shows up as being a generic keyboard, this trick won’t work. There i…
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Answer (1 of 125): Laptop manufacturer’s are not complete dummies, they know that people plug in laptops and leave them plugged in, so they design them to cope with constantly being connected. Basically, they charge up to 100% and then stop. When the charge falls below a predetermined level, suc…
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Answer (1 of 11): The answers already given, but I’m going to contradict the answers by stating this factor. Yes you can mix memory modules. However keep in mind, your system will only be as fast as “the slowest member”. I encountered a laptop where the owner had swapped memory modules from othe…
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Answer (1 of 10): A few years ago, I bought a netbook (Acer Aspire One AO725) with Atheros AR5BWB222. To make it short, it had issues connecting to my router and other wireless networks. I spent a huge time making several attempts, searching for udated drivers and so on. Then, I had an “illuminat…
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Answer (1 of 13): A laptop battery typically has a capacity of 4000 to 10,000 mAh and voltages ranging from 10 to 14 volts. A cell phone like the iPhone 6 has a 1800mAh 3.7V battery. First you are right, if the laptop is on charger then charging the cellphone by USB port does not cycle curren…
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Answer (1 of 7): This symbol is often used in the ‘dplyr’ package, and is useful when chaining functions together. Many functions work by asking for your …
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Answer (1 of 5): Thanks for A2A. Is it advisable to keep my laptop’s battery saver on all the time? The most dominant features on a Laptop that enable battery saving are screen brightness, HDD run time, and CPU throttling. On mains power, the only setting that is restricted is HDD run time, an…
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Answer (1 of 14): All answers here are usless they are not that experienced with gaming , reaching 90 is Ok while gaming as most of the cpus can even reach 110 degrees so you need not need to worry however if your cpu is not or not higher than i7 then you might need to check the temperature of th…
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Answer (1 of 2): Bright enough for what use specifically? 250 nits for indoor content consumption? Pretty good. That will burn your eyes at night too. For competetive gaming? Not quite, 300 Nits is preferred, but 120Hz is more important for that. Outdoor use under bright sunlight? Nope. Not at…
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Answer (1 of 4): Folks in the software engineering roles (SDEs, TPMs, SDMs) have a number of choices for their overall configuration. SDEs have the most horsepower and they can balance between having more powerful laptops, more powerful physical desktops or higher-tier EC2’s as well as monitor si…
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