Looking For A Windows 7 Home Premium Laptop

Luckyone

Hello There,

As my laptop has just decided to stop working I am now looking for a Windows 7 Home Premium Laptop as I am typing this on a 8 inch First Model Acer Aspire One using Linxu :eek:.

14 inch screen upwards icore3 (think that's how you say it!)

Any good ones out there? any good deals?

Thank's

Luckyone

Hello,

My laptop has just started up ok again now, but I think it would be a good idea to have some computers of the above description as options in case this laptop does this again & does not start up again

Thank's xxx

closed

you're existing i5 must be fairly new, just back it up with disk imaging software - to turn off when it doesn't want to, you keep holding the power button down for 6-10 seconds, or remove power lead and battery

there are many many threads about new laptops, they become out of date very quickly

Luckyone

Thank You,

I got mine just when they first come out so I think mine is now 3 years old. Yes I took the plug out, pressed & held the off button for a long time, it just did not respond & was still making the awful noise 20 mins later though then it did switch off thankfully lol.

I've got the laptop back up by oneclick as I am 100% usless with computers

macman

Already answered on your other thread-why duplicate?
You are now asking for advice on a new laptop before anyone has had a chance to tell you what is wrong with the old one-which could be a very simple fix.
If you've got it going again, just make sure you have an up to date back-up.

Luckyone

Thank You,

I actually panicked & posted both, but when I did get this one back up & working again I put another message under it saying it is working again, but I still want to know of any good windows 7 home premium laptops so if this one does pack up completely then I know which one to order quickly

xxx

fenlander_uk

Don't panic. (Yes, I watched the HitchHiker's Guide on TV last night). There's probably nothing wrong with your laptop and if there is, it's probably just a software glitch that can be easily fixed. As macman says, you'll feel less vulnerable if you've got all your data safely backed up. If you've got money burning a hole in your pocket, invest in a USB drive and use it for backups.

Luckyone

Thank's

No, no money in my pockets at all (pulls out pocket linings)

I've got one click back up hard drive & everything is backed up so keep fingers crossed xxx