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13th January 2011, 09:19 PM #1551
Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
Thinking of getting a Z with 128GB SSD. Is there a way to increase space without having to remove the optical drive? Buy a humongous flash card perhaps?
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13th January 2011, 09:29 PM #1552Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
I know it's advised not to use the Registery Defragmenter with my SSD but is it okay to use the Registery Cleaner as my Vaio Care is showing 219 problems for the Registery Cleaner and 1 problem for the Registery Defragmenter. Should I just ignore both or is it okay to use the Cleaner only?
Also whenever I start the computer I get a Java update message for a jucheck.exe but the publisher is unknown. It's been showing for quite a while now (a couple of months) but I've been constantly ignoring it as I'm not sure if it's genuine or something more malicious as it's being recognised as Unknown. Does anyone else get this message and is it safe to let it run and download? I can't seem to turn it off either so it always appears when the computer is turned on. It says it's a scheduled update and asks if I want the following program from an unknown publisher to make changes to my computer.
Thanks.Last edited by greendestiny; 13th January 2011 at 09:41 PM.
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13th January 2011, 10:05 PM #1553Notebook Evangelist
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Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
Phil + Northern California | Sony VAIO Duo 11 + i7 2.0-3.1 GHz + 8 GB + 256 GB SSD + Windows 8 Pro MC + Sony USB BD Writer | Sony VAIO Z13 + i5 + 8 GB + 1 TB SSDs + Intel 6300 wifi | Sony Tablet S 32GB
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14th January 2011, 03:58 AM #1554Notebook Geek
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Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
A registry cleaner and defragmenter is not a problem with a SSD. It just cleans the registry from old entries and reorganizes the registry. It's just optimizing. The same when you optimize a database (registry is a sort of database). I use it myself.
Defragging an SSD is something else. That reorganizes the space on the physical level on the storage device to optimize read, write and free space. That is not necessary on an ssd as the access to the ssd is different and already optimized instead of a harddisk where you have a different access speed on the inner and outer edge of the platter (round platters instead of memory chips). There is also a limit on how many times you can write to a flash chip. Defragging speeds up the degration of flash chips as you use write cycles to move the data to other places on the ssd.Sony VPC-Z13V5E (i5-560, 8GB, 500GB HDD, silver, Win 8 Pro)
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Sony Vaio Duo 11 (i5-3317,8GB,256GB SSD Win 8 Pro))
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14th January 2011, 10:49 AM #1555Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
Thankyou very much. I've just completed the first Registery Clean and Defrag in eight months! lol Thanks again for your help.
Would anybody know about this jucheck.exe update from an unknown publisher and if it's okay to let it run and download? It's a scheduled update and I can't seem to turn it off. It's not something malicious is it?
Thanks.
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14th January 2011, 02:42 PM #1556Notebook Geek
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Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
I would like to know if its recommendable to use a laptop skins on VAIO z and does anybody have any experience on this area?
I was asking as i want to maintain the smoothness of my nice vaio Z..
This is the item I am asking about which is being used in other portable devices...
Laptop Skins for Dell, Compaq, HP, Sony, Toshiba and Apple Notebook
Are there any bad consequence in doing such?
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14th January 2011, 03:08 PM #1557Newbie
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Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
Hi guys,
I'm having an issue with a buzzing noise emitting from the fan of my VPCZ13C5E. I already returned one with the same complaint and the second z13 sounds pretty much the same. So I'm wondering is this normal?
YouTube - vaio z13 fan noise
It has a core i7 640 and HDD. The sound definitely comes from the fan since it changes with the fan speed.
appreciate your comments, thanks.
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14th January 2011, 04:38 PM #1558Notebook Geek
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Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
SONY VAIO Z13 i640M, 8Gb RAM, 256Gb SSD, 1920x1080, iLink
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14th January 2011, 05:01 PM #1559
Re: Sony Vaio Z i5/i7 Official Owners Thread Part 2
What are you talking about?
That's just normal fan noise.
You people all act like this is the first computer to ever have a cooling fan.
Try walking into a server room with fans howling so loud you can't even hear yourself think.
Frankly I don't understand how so many people can make such a fuss about something as silly as a small fan carrying away all the heat generated by digital circuitry that is clocking away at over 4 BILLION operations per second (and that's not even counting the GPU),
i.e. its got a big job to do and it does it with much less heatsink than a normal size laptop would have.Last edited by Oscar2; 14th January 2011 at 05:14 PM.
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14th January 2011, 10:46 PM #1560Notebook Guru
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