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    A few questions to other Aspire 1410 owners

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by techman41973, May 2, 2010.

  1. techman41973

    techman41973 Notebook Consultant

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    I recently purchased an Acer 1410 and have a few questions to other owners
    1. The machine comes with 2GB. To those who upgraded to 4GB with Windows 7 and the Celeron 743 processor, did you notice
    any performance improvements?
    2. If I were to upgrade the RAM, I'm still not sure the specs of the modules I need. The 1GB modules in my machine are from Elpida with numerical writing
    1rx8 pc2 6400s 666. If anyone knows the pin-out and other specs of these modules, please share them. Even better if you can recommend specific
    modules for upgrading to 4GB.
    3. I wiped my machine clean and installed a licensed copy of Windows 7 Professional. Since doing so, Windows doesn't automatically resume when
    I open the lid. I have to press the power button. I can't seem to find any setting in Windows-7 to correct this.
    4. There are 4 led lights on the edge of the laptop that shine directly into my face. Some of them blink from time to time and get annoying.
    Any way of turning off these status lights without hacking the motherboard?
    5. One of the applications on the Acer site under Support is called Acer Launch Manager. I installed this along with the drivers Acer provides on their
    support page. What the heck is Launch Manager. The window that pops up when clicking on the program
    says if press the P key, it will launch different multimedia applications.
     
  2. michael_recycled

    michael_recycled Notebook Deity

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    Hi,
    What about simply using some adhesive tape? :D

    Michael
     
  3. Bronsky

    Bronsky Wait and Hope.

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    Duct tape!! The ultimate resource. :D

    Bronsky :cool:
     
  4. BruBoo

    BruBoo Notebook Evangelist

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    If the sleep /Lid problem appaered with the new OS and your BIOS is up to date then just go into power settings and re set the action on lid close = sleep settings and save. Should be ok next re-boot