HOW TO SETUP A LAPTOP

A computer is bought with the
ability to be designed with
many different choices for
security, storage, rate or other
options. Adopt these measures to
learn how to effectively configure
your computer for a wide range of
settings.
Difficulty:
Moderate
Instructions
1. Set up your computer for
security by creating a startup
password. Media the power
button on your computer, press
the "F2" key and carry down
"Alt" while pushing "P" to
scroll through the webpages. Find
the web page called "System
Security." Use the eventually left and
right pointer secrets to modify
values. Change the primary
password to "Enabled," enter
a code and force "Esc" to
exit and validate your
password.
2. Set and configure your laptop
speed. Accelerate your laptop
by improving your RAM. If
you update your RAM from
512MG to 1GB your rate can
be increased 13 % and
you reduce only 8 moments of
battery energy.
3. Improve your netbook's speed
even more by setting up a
high-end disk generate. If you
upgrade from a 4,200 rpm
drive to a 5,400 rpm generate,
you obtain an 18 percent
increase in rate and only a
7 instant loss of the life
of your energy supply.
4. Opt for a 2.13G Hz Pentium M
CPU if you're operating with
multimedia. The challenging drive
should be 60GB and 5,400
rpm. You need at least 1G of
RAM.
5. Execute a DHCP configuration
on Windows XP. Press "Start,"
"Control Section," "Network and
Internet Connections" and
"Network Relationships." Select
"Local Place Relationship,"
"Change Configurations of This
Connection," "Internet
Protocol," "Properties," and
then examine the bins for
"Obtain an IP Address
Automatically" and "Obtain
DSN Hosting server Address
Automatically." Press "OK"
twice.