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    Got my W3J, now what?

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by fprk, Aug 7, 2006.

  1. fprk

    fprk Notebook Enthusiast

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    I just got my W3J and was wondering what I needed to do?

    Is repartitioning the HDD to NTSF a must or is the FAT32 still good?
    Should I just reinstall windows?
    Any software tweaks?

    Thanks for the help.
     
    fprk, Aug 7, 2006
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    Welcome to the forum... and let me just say, if you need to ask that question, you're probably better off leaving it alone. It depends on what you do and what you need.
     
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    I personally repartitioned my D drive to NTFS because I had single files that were larger than 4 gigs and FAt32 doesn't support that.. other htan that.. I just uninstalled the garbage I didnt need and I was good to go
     
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    I tried to find guides on optimizing your battery.... does anyone have the link?

    something about charging and draining..
     
    fprk, Aug 7, 2006
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