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If your laptop supports it,go ahead and buy it you will notice the difference.

Is the warranty still valid?If yes the best thing to do is to return the laptop to the shop you bought it from.

It might be a problem with your keyboard,try cleaning your keyboard and if it doesn't work,try with a different keyboard. I don't think it's a software problem.

"so I copied the screen shot that was on Word, I closed Word than pasted it on my desktop":this is wrong.You should open Paint,paste the screenshot there,and save the image to your hard disk.

It should power on and the PSU's fan should start spinning.Of you won't see anything on the monitor.

Make sure that you select "Save changes" when you change the boot order in the BIOS.

You can convert 3gp video to .avi using Zwei-Stein Converter .Also don't forget to install the 3gp codec,donwload it from here. Detailed info can be found here.

If you are using Windows XP and Internet Explorer,the temp internet files are located in C:\Documents and Settings\your_username\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files.But even if you delete them once,Internet Explorer will continue to store temporary files each time you visit websites,this is...

Sharing a printer on a network is common.But I've never heard of sharing a scanner on a network...

This could be done using a PHP script and some html coding. If you are not familiar with PHP you can google for some tutorial abou contact scripts.

It could be the hard disk.If you have a warranty it would be better to return the laptop to the shop you bought it from,so they can check if something is wrong.

Well,the specs are good if you plan to use it for general applications(office/internet/etc).It doesn't include a monitor,so will have to add that to the price.But I think it's a bit expensive,I mean for $700 you could get better specs if you build the pc yourself.

Well,there's not much you can do.What kind of laptop you have?

It's not a good idea to try doing something inside the HD.Maybe you could use some kind of silencer.There are many available,like this.

Well,you should buy an external case that supports SATA hard drives.The data transfer speed of course will be limited to USB2.

No worries :)

If Windows are not booting at any mode,maybe you could try re-installing them.

bball4life you're right.I just thought that it would be better to give a general idea,and let zexter do some search himself. :)

The bios must support boot from external/usb device,search in the bios for a "Boot from:" or similar phrase.

1)e-sata is a technology used in external storage devices.Sata2 is just faster than Sata.Intel 945g and Intel G965 support SATA. 2)SLI is a technology that allows you to use multiple graphics cards on a single pc in order to get better performance.And yes you must have a motherboard that...