Thread: Computer Accessories

Originally Posted by anuplinux

Can anyone provide me the link to download the driver for my hyundai Accent.
I kept my laptop right inside the accent, however the device manager said it no NEW hardware found (mine is not new, its 4 years old)

... any help

Vista or XP or Linux?

Check with DriverGuide.com (printer drivers, cdrom drivers, modem drivers, sound drivers, mouse drivers, monitor drivers, etc.) - DriverGuide.com.

On the other hand, you can get a good driver for your Accent for about Rs. 5000 a month.

Originally Posted by Admin

Javeed you dont need a cooling pad... every laptop comes with a built in cooling fan and that more then enough to keep heat in check.

All you need to do is open it every 15-20 days and clean it properly and make sure there is no dust covering the heat sink.

If you use your laptop outdoor you might wanna clean the fan and heat sink every 10 days or so depending upon your usage habbits.

Do not waste your money on cooling pads.

Dude, correct me if i'm wrong, but are you talking about opening up the laptop every 15-20 days and cleaning up the fan and heat sink? Not sure i want to do that.
But on second thoughts, one of my laptop RAM holder is bust and i'm working with 512 instead of 1 on Vista . Visited a coupla shops in Kolkata(where i'm based) but they charge a min of 1k just for touching the stuff. So i think i might have to open things up and take charge myself. Anyone knows where to get laptop spares (ram holders for e.g) and if there are any good guides for doing it on your own? As an FYI, I have an HP dv5120 laptop

There is nothing difficult about opening up your laptop now and then ........

you seem to be clueless about the insides of the laptop ..... If your "Ram holder" (ram slots ) are nt being detected then there is no way of replacing them .... apart from replacing your motherboard itself (which you cannot do in a laptop)

i think it contain printer,usb hub

Originally Posted by ShAdOwCoN

There is nothing difficult about opening up your laptop now and then ........

you seem to be clueless about the insides of the laptop ..... If your "Ram holder" (ram slots ) are nt being detected then there is no way of replacing them .... apart from replacing your motherboard itself (which you cannot do in a laptop)

That does NOT sound good. . I think i'll just upgrade the one working slot to 2gb and leave the faulty one as it is.