What to ditch? Can someone please guide me as to how to clear out the excess clutter/trials that came with it?
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Keep the battery installed but keep it plugged in whenever possible. That way you will (1) minimize the number of charge/discharge cycles on the battery, which is the main criteria in maximizing how long the battery will last before you need to replace it, and (2) you'll start with a full charge whenever you need to use it unplugged. Taking the battery out multiple times will also eventually wear out the battery contacts. Actually, I don't know if this particular netbook will even work with the battery out, some won't, but definitely leave the battery installed.
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You can use any good clumping litter! Also, I cut a tall kitchen garbage bag to line the collection pan. Just take bag out and dispose of it. Saves money on buying new collection receptacles.
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I returned the laptop, unopened. My niece was helping me and she is a computer wizard...I'm not. I decided it was to much laptop for me. Wish I could help you.
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Search out and install a free program called "PC Decrapifier." It will scan your computer for software it recognizes as trial software and automatically select what it identifies. You SHOULD carefully review what it selects as it is not flawless and may select something you wish to keep. More commonly it will miss a few items you wish to add. Then you click continue and it will automatically remove those programs selected.
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How do I use this thing? My daughter set it up, and there are no instructions for use. So, how do I pack up my computer -- I see nothing on the
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It's hard to say. I don't have a lot of software on my 64gb, and I have about 20gb left. Everything else is in the cloud. There are some better ways to manage the space, but I like mine. I use it for important stuff, but I am not a power user.
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I really didnt like the computer so i gave to my daughter to use for school research. She has not had a need for more space. Sorry i can't help more
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Yes, if the disk is still good, it can be overwritten as often as you need to. Just delete what you don't want saved. -fred
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Honestly this not worth of investment, since I was not able to open mine for a while coz I'm always busy, when time comes that I was able to hook up on my system too late for me to return so I just throw it to garbage out of frustration that where it belongs. If you still has time left for you to return hurry to get your money back. Good luck.
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It would have been helpful if you had described what you intend to do. Clone what, exactly, would be a good start. And do you have any extra hardware available, such as an unused HDD that could be used for temporary storage?
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I trashed the Motorola and bought a new machine. I recommend that you do the same. Managing the Motorola system is way more trouble than it's worth. Good luck!
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I had the same problem. I simply threw mine away and chalked it up to doing better research in the future. Sorry. BT
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To be honest with you, I ended up getting rid of it. I had the same problem and nothing seemed to fixit! Yes, it was a very bad deal, at least in my experience. Never again!
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There isn't that much space you can free up. I recommend that you store all non essential files on an external drive of get a micro SD card which can give you up to 64GB extra space.
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Before I moved, I cleaned out my files and used mine for 4 hours. I would have to stop and empty it, but used it pretty continuously.It still works. I just wish it were larger.
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Wow, that really sux. I'll take it off my wish list and start searching for another.Thank you.
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I did the same thing :(. I would not use it. Mine ended up even worse. I tossed it :(