No pics?
I have x64 program files
No pics?
I have x64 program files
pics are there now sorry i forgot to add them
ok, most the drivers seemed to install fine but;
1. The bluetooth driver kept saying that "device needs to be turned on".
2. There were 3 different drivers refering to wireless. Atheros 2011 wireless LAN, Intel Pro/wireless, Broadcom wireless. I just put them all on. Is this bad?
I think the sound may be louder now when watching youtube or playing music but its still quiet when trying to watch the vids off the usb stick. I reckon it must have been put on the quietly lol
FFS!!!
All I did was put a few of those drivers on them test the video playback and it was fine (but not much louder).
I just sat down to watch a vid off the stick and now it's glitching and freezing and the sound is all twisted! What the f&ck!? Ive done nothing to it since I tested it after putting the drivers on!
I was on battery power when I wrote the above. It went a bit better when I plugged it in.
Just played with the power settings and put them up to high quality instead of power save and it seems to be working now. Could this be the solution?
Easily could be as the processor speed on most laptops will actually drop while on power save mode. Try running the video not full screen if you are not running on power and it "should" play OK.
ive had a play with the processor power settings and it seems all good now. It was set at %50 processor when on battery. ive now set it to %98 both plugged in and on battery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kwarte
Not sure if anyone would even know the answer but anyways...
At the expo coming up I would like to run a big laptop running the you4wd map to show people at the show how it all works.
I will be connecting it to the wireless 4G to get internet access.
My concern is being in an area with 100,000 people that the internet will not work?
If you remember when you go to the footy or a rock concert with thousands of people the phone and 3G sometimes doesnt work due to the amount of devices trying to connect in a small space.
Would I be right in assuming the 4G wireless modem will be better then everyone's phones and will work ok?
Mate its not about 3g or 4g etc. If the tower is full of clients then access will be hampered. There isn't really any way around it, what I can suggest is have two different service providers like Telstra and optus.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Generally expo centres and show grounds have very high 4g capacity available.Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
I was at the Melbourne expo centre for work last year and even though they had multiple events on I still had the best 4g speed I have had anyware.