Hello everyone,
I have yet another issue. Today it's with Google Chrome.
The issue is, whenever I try to click some things, like links on the Google search page, for example, I search for "turtles" and I try to click on the link that goes to Wikipedia, it does not work. Also one other thing that doesn't work is the Preview button right below the space where I'm typing this right now.
This is a Google Chrome specific issue. It does not happen in Internet Explorer or Firefox. All browsers are up to date. Also, I totally forgot I had Opera on here, let's see if it happens there... it works in Opera...
This happens on BOTH of the computers that I use. Computer 1 is an older, about 3 and a half year old Samsung laptop. Computer 2 is a slightly newer, about a year newer than 1.
1 was made in Jan. 2011 and bought in Apr. 2011. 2 was made sometime in early-to-mid 2012 and bought ?.
Specifications:
1
Samsung ? laptop
Intel Core i3 @2.53 GHz
4.00 GB RAM (3.80 GB usable)
Windows 7 Home Premium, SP1 (64-bit)
1366x768 15-inch display
Computer 2 performs way better a lot of times, especially in gaming.
2
Samsung Series 7 ? laptop
Intel Core i7 @2.20 GHz
6.00 GB RAM
Windows 7 Home Premium, SP1 (64-bit)
1600x900 15-inch display
Performs a lot better than 1, especially in gaming
A second monitor, an HP S2031 1600x900 20" monitor is used a lot, through the (I think) Mini-vga port. The S2031 only supports VGA and DVI-D (by the way, does the D on the end mean dual-link) so I use a Mini-vga to VGA adapter, then there's just a normal vga cable that goes to the monitor. When gaming, normally the S2031 is used. When not gaming, both are normally used.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have yet another issue. Today it's with Google Chrome.
The issue is, whenever I try to click some things, like links on the Google search page, for example, I search for "turtles" and I try to click on the link that goes to Wikipedia, it does not work. Also one other thing that doesn't work is the Preview button right below the space where I'm typing this right now.
This is a Google Chrome specific issue. It does not happen in Internet Explorer or Firefox. All browsers are up to date. Also, I totally forgot I had Opera on here, let's see if it happens there... it works in Opera...
This happens on BOTH of the computers that I use. Computer 1 is an older, about 3 and a half year old Samsung laptop. Computer 2 is a slightly newer, about a year newer than 1.
1 was made in Jan. 2011 and bought in Apr. 2011. 2 was made sometime in early-to-mid 2012 and bought ?.
Specifications:
1
Samsung ? laptop
Intel Core i3 @2.53 GHz
4.00 GB RAM (3.80 GB usable)
Windows 7 Home Premium, SP1 (64-bit)
1366x768 15-inch display
Computer 2 performs way better a lot of times, especially in gaming.
2
Samsung Series 7 ? laptop
Intel Core i7 @2.20 GHz
6.00 GB RAM
Windows 7 Home Premium, SP1 (64-bit)
1600x900 15-inch display
Performs a lot better than 1, especially in gaming
A second monitor, an HP S2031 1600x900 20" monitor is used a lot, through the (I think) Mini-vga port. The S2031 only supports VGA and DVI-D (by the way, does the D on the end mean dual-link) so I use a Mini-vga to VGA adapter, then there's just a normal vga cable that goes to the monitor. When gaming, normally the S2031 is used. When not gaming, both are normally used.
Any help would be appreciated.