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jestin_ng

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just my 2 cents on the 2 drives.. (partitions).. I will strongly recommend partitions as.. C: drive is usually used as the Windows Drive. It is unsafe for you to store ur data(documents) in the same drive given the reason that Windows might corrupt in the events of Windows Update(if not done properly), installing/uninstalling of drivers.. e.t.c. Hence By storing the data in another drive, even if Windows get corrupted, u r ensured with data 'backup' .. Thats if harddisk dont spoil lar... keke
 

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Hi bros,

Need a little help down here. I just got the time today to downgrade my S6410 (bought from NUS) to XP from Vista Business. However, after installing the drivers, I cannot get the scroll button on my touchpad to work. I can left/right click but just not scroll using the button in the middle. Anyone knows what's the exact driver I need to download?

And, is there a way to download Update Navi from Fujitsu so I can update my drivers automatically? Can't seem to find it in the drivers download page.

And why is there a need to create a parition when I do the downgrading? Now I have both C: and D: drive on my harddisk. Isn't C: enough?

Thanks in advance.

Anyone?

Thanks.
 

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S6510 is a very good model! Go for it. It causes me to drool alot too. Haha~

i'm using it now after selling my s6210. no complaints thus far. mine is the poly cheapo version w/o 3.5G. friends all drool looking at it :) got it thru my friend =:p
 

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I a new fujitsu user just ask how long can e Fujitsu laptop last ?? 2 to 4 yrs ???? and it is do it having many problem with it , last i hear the after sale service is not very good ??? :

my old s6210 lasted more than 3 yrs and got serviced twice, both accounts was the hdd. service was great. sold it off for $500 and now using s6510.
 

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i'm using it now after selling my s6210. no complaints thus far. mine is the poly cheapo version w/o 3.5G. friends all drool looking at it :) got it thru my friend =:p


but that's a super bargain la.. did u get it with free 4gb ram? :s22:
 

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just came back from sim lim square and one of the sales person told me that S6510 wun be sellig alr? meaning they stop producing? i mean the one without the 3.5G.

coz i was looking forward to get the s6510(without 3.5G) one this coming IT fair. my budget is around 2k plus. the one with 3.5G is like 3k plus, out of my budget.
 

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Finally i started to use my laptop 6510 model first day

Brought frm IT show in ITE

I have started to used my laptop today i proud that i am e Fujitsu user , Build to last . ;)
battery last for about 6hrs ++ i switched to lowest backlite .

Following was the speci

lntel® Centrino™ Duo Processor Technology
- Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T8300
(2.4Ghz, 3MB L2 Cache, 800Mhz FSB)
- Intel® PRO / Wireless 4965AGN Network Connection
- Intel® 965GM Express Chipset
Microsoft® Windows® Vista™ Business
2GB DDR2 667MHz (after free upgrade), max. 4GB
250GB SATA HDD
14.1" SuperFine Wide XGA TFT (Black Lit LED)
1.3 Mega Pixel Built-in Camera
Dual Layer Super Multi Writer(DVD+R/RW/RAM)
V.92 Modem
10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet
Fingerprint Recognition Technology
Integrated BlueTooth™
SD/SDHC/MS/MS Pro/xD Card Slot
Approx. 1.7kg
 

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Fading of keyboard letters

Some of my keyboard letters are fading due to gaming. Anyone knows if fujitsu will sell the the keyboard letters and help to install?
 

Konstantine

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Fujitsu

I have roughly the same problem too... my S key in my keyboard broke...and I dun wan2 pay 200 to replace the whole thing...do any shop in SLS sell individual keys or smth
 

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hi ppl
got my laptop from schl last yr

using T4220U
when it is fully charged it will only last me 30min:(
is this classified under wear &tear?
if not,
anyone have any idea if the warranty covers "rapid" drop in battery life?

thanks in advance
 

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hi ppl
got my laptop from schl last yr

using T4220U
when it is fully charged it will only last me 30min:(
is this classified under wear &tear?
if not,
anyone have any idea if the warranty covers "rapid" drop in battery life?

thanks in advance

Battery wise warranty is only 6 months - 1 year nia. Depending on what model. You might want to check.
 

Kazuna

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Brought frm IT show in ITE

I have started to used my laptop today i proud that i am e Fujitsu user , Build to last . ;)
battery last for about 6hrs ++ i switched to lowest backlite .

Following was the speci

lntel® Centrino™ Duo Processor Technology
- Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T8300
(2.4Ghz, 3MB L2 Cache, 800Mhz FSB)
- Intel® PRO / Wireless 4965AGN Network Connection
- Intel® 965GM Express Chipset
Microsoft® Windows® Vista™ Business
2GB DDR2 667MHz (after free upgrade), max. 4GB
250GB SATA HDD
14.1" SuperFine Wide XGA TFT (Black Lit LED)
1.3 Mega Pixel Built-in Camera
Dual Layer Super Multi Writer(DVD+R/RW/RAM)
V.92 Modem
10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet
Fingerprint Recognition Technology
Integrated BlueTooth™
SD/SDHC/MS/MS Pro/xD Card Slot
Approx. 1.7kg

Do you mind if i ask how much did you buy for this?
 

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Brought frm IT show in ITE

I have started to used my laptop today i proud that i am e Fujitsu user , Build to last . ;)
battery last for about 6hrs ++ i switched to lowest backlite .

Following was the speci

lntel® Centrino™ Duo Processor Technology
- Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T8300
(2.4Ghz, 3MB L2 Cache, 800Mhz FSB)
- Intel® PRO / Wireless 4965AGN Network Connection
- Intel® 965GM Express Chipset
Microsoft® Windows® Vista™ Business
2GB DDR2 667MHz (after free upgrade), max. 4GB
250GB SATA HDD
14.1" SuperFine Wide XGA TFT (Black Lit LED)
1.3 Mega Pixel Built-in Camera
Dual Layer Super Multi Writer(DVD+R/RW/RAM)
V.92 Modem
10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet
Fingerprint Recognition Technology
Integrated BlueTooth™
SD/SDHC/MS/MS Pro/xD Card Slot
Approx. 1.7kg

u bough the 6510 rite.... that model is a good deal....
 

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Damn sway my wireless card spoilt just when my 3 year warranty expired.

Called up the repaire centre and they said it will cost 400-500 to replace it?!?!? WTF.

Luckily the guy asked me to buy a USB external adaptor instead. Does anyone have any recommendation for that?

Thanks in advance =D
 

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Damn sway my wireless card spoilt just when my 3 year warranty expired.

Called up the repaire centre and they said it will cost 400-500 to replace it?!?!? WTF.

Luckily the guy asked me to buy a USB external adaptor instead. Does anyone have any recommendation for that?

Thanks in advance =D

Buy a PCI slot one loh, can slot at the side of your notebook. More handy rather than USB.
 

K|muRa^84

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Buy a PCI slot one loh, can slot at the side of your notebook. More handy rather than USB.

May I know if such external devices are very bulky? My main usage is for doing work in uni and it would be quite sian if it was very mafan to bring around.
 
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