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Already working on creating an HP Windows 7 Pro 圆4 disc to do a clean install on that SSD when it comes in, can't wait. I see a lot of these on eBay right now but none of them were this "fully loaded" and others that came close were still commanding $400+ so I think it'll be a fantastic machine. original 90 watt adapter and 6 cell battery (will have to check the battery wear when it arrives, if it's pretty low, say 25-50% I may pass on getting another battery right at the moment, considering the 12 cell extended as well)Īll for $275 + shipping. going to swap out the dual layer DVD drive for a Blu-ray I found for $20 a few weeks ago, was shocked at the price but it should work without issues, if not it's no big deal I suppose, I just rip/encode my Blu-rays to MKV files anyway WWAN card (just not sure which one it is, and I do intend to make use of it) Nvidia Quadro NVS 3100M (pretty much the stock GPU for these laptops it seems, far more popular than the Intel 4000 option on the lowest end models in the 8440p series) 250GB 7200 rpm hard drive but I intend to bump that to a 120GB or potentially a 240GB Samsung 840 EVO SSD as fast as I can 4GB of DDR3 1333 but I intend to bump that to 8GB almost immediately when I get it

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i5-520M (considering a quad upgrade but it only has the i7-720QM and i7-740QM as options, and based on benchmarks that I just read not an hour ago, the i5-520M is actually the better CPU overall because of single thread performance as well as a lot lower power usage, so it ends up being almost the same at 2.4GHz with 2 cores 4 threads that the i7 quads have with 4 cores 8 threads at slower clockspeed)

Anyway, I ended up getting one that is pretty much "fully loaded" with almost everything that could be thrown into it: Yah, I just figured since there's hardly anything aside from this lone thread (and a few others I suppose) that it turned out to be some flaky or crappy product in particular and everyone moved to another model for some reason.

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I do some light/hobbyist 3D rendering work so that's a big plus over the Intel GPU found on the 8440p in some configs. This 8440p seems like one hell of a little powerhouse when it's configured correctly (this one has the Nvidia Quadro NVS 3100M which is fine by me for video and a 1600x900 panel in it, not that lame 1366x768 crap). Just curious, since they're all over eBay these days (probably tons of them coming off leases/out of warranty) and I found one I'm interested in (lacking a bunch of the extras like BT, WWAN, etc, but I can add those later).īut since there's so little mention or discussion - I mean this thread alone is a mere 14 pages or so compared to other machines with over 100 which appears to be a good indicator of popularity. There doesn't seem to be much if any content or discussion about the 8440p at all here, which I found surprising to some degree which leads me to ask "Is there something about this particular model that I should be aware of or avoid since it doesn't seem to be very popular?"

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Once it comes to the Registry, please be sure not to delete the wrong thing.Ĭoming so far, we bet your PC has already gotten alway from the malfare.I have a chance to get what I consider to be a great deal on an 8440p right now, and then I was going to make it better with a RAM upgrade to 8GB (the max), toss one of those Samsung 840 EVO SSDs (the brand new ones), and upgrade the CPU to an i7-720QM on the cheap (pulled CPU from a parts machine, and yes it works). There shall be several folders on the window appeared, unfold: HKEY_CURRENT_USER/software/(verified publisher)/, delete all the things belonging to Validity WBF DDK 495.

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Windows 8 user: Hover your mouth in the right lower corner → click “ Search” → enter “ regedit” to open “ Windows Registry Editor”. Windows 7 user: Click on “ Start” in the left lower corner → enter “ regedit” to open “ Windows Registry Editor”. Go through the said uninstalling steps again.Īt the moment, majority of users believe the work is finished, so they just drop it and continue their daily activities. Select " Safe Mode" with the highlight, and press the " Enter" key. The regular launching process will be stopped that way, and the Advanced Boot Option menu will be loaded. During the restarting, press and continuously hold " F8" key.

If you still find the program on your PC after restarting it, try to uninstall it again in Safe Mode. Click on “ Next” button to proceed the removal.