I hate it when my Del-key keeps sticking.
Up near the top right hand corner of my keyboard the keys are a bit less sturdy because the CD bay is directly underneath and leaves little room for a sturdier padding.
This means that when I hit the Del-key, it feels hollower than the other keys and tends to stay stuck in the depressed state, popping up and making this slightly aggravating click after anywhere from a half second to five seconds later.
One might of expected better quality for a laptop this nice.
If you own an MSI Wind Notebook like I do, and the next time you fire it up there's no wireless connection available for some reason, don't forget to first make sure that the wireless card is enabled (duh).
Is the little green led second from the left lit? If not then you'll have to hit the Fn+F11 key.
Why waste two hours of your valuable evening searching everywhere and getting frustrated when the solution is right before your nose?
This is already the 3rd time it's happened to me and you'd think that I'd remember by now.
My old laptop has survived nearly four years without a hitch, not once infected by any virus, working smoothly and always to my satisfaction.
Since I got a new laptop, I decided to pass on my old one to the kids, let them have yet another computer to play on.
Now it is infected with a virus, after only a couple months of use, something to do with a buffer overflow warning message that McAfee keeps popping up. Tried to fix it but things slowly got worse, until the laptop refuses to startup at all.
So now I'm reinstalling Windows XP (they didn't want Ubuntu, believe it or not) which will take awhile, but the machine will be clean and free of junk.
Hopefully it'll stay that way for some time.
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