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You can leave it plugged in while the laptop is on, which is also what I wrote. :p Just to be perfectly clear, it's okay to leave the charger in over night when the laptop is ON. Just don't turn it off and leave it plugged in as the battery will then start charging again when it has dropped...

Right, I apologize, if I was a bit unclear. While the laptop is ON it is okay to leave the charger on and plugged into the laptop, however, when the laptop is off and connected to the charger, then depending on the batteries cut-off circuitry, it will start receiving charge again at 95% to 99%...

A discharge cycle is just measured in % percentages, meaning if you discharge(I.e. use your laptop) for one hour and in that time you discharged 20%, then sat it back up to charge back to 100%, it would then take 5 days to complete a discharge cycle of 100%., assuming you only use 20% each day...

Then Americanaudiophile's response will be your best bet for adequate help.

Does the Samsung 32 LED(which model exactly?) have a digital out/optical OUT on the back? If so you can buy an optical cable, to run sound from your TV to your receiver/amplifier, assuming the amplifier has digital/optical IN.

Start them both at the same time, with the same hotkey f10 for example, add audio to the entire recording, chop and edit later. Either that, or use a visual que, like moving your aim left and right while saying "Hey Peeps" or whatever intro you use. :p

Most of your laptop drivers should be available at their homepage. Without those, there might be components that will not work, or work at reduced capacity. If anything, the first thing I'd get on a USB stick is the LAN/WI-Fi controller drivers, before starting over.

Alienware is utter garbage, I can't say where I work or with what *wink*, but the return rate of those laptops is mindboggling...no offense. Clevo is by far the best laptop specs I've seen in forever, MSI and ASUS bring up the rear...by miles. I think that if you speak to JackNaylorPE in...

That's easy, the Kraken! I use the Tiamat, can sit with it for hours. :D

Well, you can replace the chip if you're an expert with a soldering gun. However, I would not advise trying this yourself.