Win XP on 150 - last questions

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    RHT

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    Hy,

    finally made it. Got my Linpus smaller via Ubuntu USB stick, installed Win XP via IDE2USB adapter and atm I am running XP with no problem and acceptable performance. Just a few last questions which I cant solve and to which I cant find any solutions on the net:

    1. How to install dual boot between XP and Linpus
    2. How to deactive WLAN with the switch?
    3. How to change screen brightness?

    Anyone can help me?

    Greetings
    Roger
     
    RHT, Aug 9, 2008
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    Hy,

    found the screen brightness switches myself .. on the cursor keys.

    Any suggestions on the other 2 questions?

    In Linpus, there is a display which shows the exact power consumption of the device. Is there a way to get something like that under xp?

    Greetings
    Roger
     
    RHT, Aug 11, 2008
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    I'm guessing you didn't read the manual ;)

    To disable the WLAN, there is a sliding switch on the bottom right of the keyboard. Slide once to the right to enable/disable it.

    For other answers, you can search via http://www.acerpanam.com
     
    ani88, Aug 16, 2008
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