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    just got a u36sd-dh51

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by kevinf, Jan 14, 2012.

  1. kevinf

    kevinf Notebook Evangelist

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    hey i just received a u36sd-dh51 and overall i'm pretty happy. i just have a few questions. i am looking to replace the hard drive to a ssd and the wifi card to a intel one. does asus's bios have a whitelist that only restricts the computer to using certain wifi cards? or can i just get any one on ebay and put it in no problem.
    also is there anyway to enable two finger scrolling on the laptop?

    thanks
     
  2. kevinf

    kevinf Notebook Evangelist

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    bump.. i think i've found the answer to my wifi question and that only lenovo and HP uses whitelist for their bios and that i should be able to use any card besides those restricted to lenovo and HP. would it make a difference if i get the 6200 or the 6205?

    i still can't get 2 finger scrolling functionality even with the most recent drivers though
     
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    thanks but the thing is i don't even have the 2 finger scrolling option in the menu.
     
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    you have to update the drivers manually. First download the one directly from synaptics here:

    Drivers | Synaptics

    uninstall current drivers and install the ones that were downloaded. Lastly install the google drivers.
     
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    oh so we don't use the latest drivers from asus but rather from synaptics? i'll give it a try. thanks