changing OS from 32 bit to 64 bit.

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  1. phant0m2012
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    yeah, bluetooth is not a must for me.
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  3. Arc
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    Then you may not be very much concerned about it.
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  4. phant0m2012
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       New #153

    there are greater concerns....
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  6. phant0m2012
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    just tried restart and it logged off but got stuck on the shutting down again. had to manually shut it down again .
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  7. Arc
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    Are you still using the Nuvoton MC CIR Port?
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  8. phant0m2012
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    shall i delete it from device manager ?
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  10. phant0m2012
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    just tried downloading the bios 2.30 (05/09/11) from the toshiba link -my bios 2.30 is 28/08/09. i got a box that popped up saying this computer is not supported ???
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  11. phant0m2012
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    just disabled the Nuvoton MC CIR Port and its still not shutting down/restarting ???
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  12. Arc
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    Click on Start > Control Panel> Windows Update.

    At the left, there is control panel home. The second item there is Change Settings. Click on it.

    Take a snapshot of the resulting window and upload the screenshot.
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  13. phant0m2012
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    how do i take a snapshot of the windows update ?
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