| Puget B550i Component Replacement Guide
Updated on 4/17/13 by |
 | This guide gives step-by-step instructions for removing and installing various components into the Puget B550i laptop. This also applies to the Sager NP2252 as well as the Pro-Star/Clevo W25AEU.
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| THX TruStudio Pro on Puget Traverse Laptops
Updated on 4/13/13 by |
| Many of our laptops come with software for optimizing the way the built-in speaker sound. However, this software - at its default settings - can negatively affect the way audio sound over headphone or external speakers. This article talks about why we use it, and how to resolve any negative impact it is having on your use of other audio output devices.
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| Puget V752i/V552i Component Replacement Guide
Updated on 4/12/13 by |
| This guide gives step-by-step instructions for removing and installing various components into the Puget V752i and V552i laptop. This also applies to the Sager NP6350 and NP6370 as well as the Pro-Star/Clevo W350ETQ and W370ET.
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| Moving Windows 7/8 Libraries
Updated on 2/11/13 by |
| Libraries in Windows 7 and Windows 8 are a great way to organize your data, but sometimes you will want to change the default location for the libraries. There are two methods to do so, both of which we will show in this article.
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| Windows 8 User Settings
Updated on 10/24/12 by |
| Changing account settings and adding new users is something that has to be done on any computer system, and unfortunately Windows 8 makes the process a bit more complicated than previous operating systems. In Windows 8 there are now two different ways to change and add user settings, each of which allows different settings to be changed.
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| Overclocking Failed Errors
Updated on 8/6/12 by |
| One of the few annoyances we've seen with ASUS motherboards is their temperamental attitude towards even minor electrical disturbances. Some factor of their design makes it so that improper shutdowns, blackouts, or brownouts can somewhat easily result in loss of the CMOS settings. This results in a troublesome little error indicating that an overclock has failed! Few people who experience this are actually overclocking, and that it doesn't say what went wrong or how to fix it, so this error can be really frustrating! Luckily, a fix for it is actually pretty quick and easy.
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| Solid State Drives: Tips for Reducing Used Capacity
Updated on 1/23/12 by |
| When using a solid-state drive capacity is at a premium. The things that can be most affected by a SSD's speed - the operating system itself, programs, and important files to be edited - need to have priority. There are a lot of other things that are located on the primary drive (C:) by default, though, so if you find yourself low on disk space here are some things to try!
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| How to replace the optical bay latch on an Antec ISK300-65 Chassis
Updated on 5/10/10 by |
| If someone forces open the door on your Puget Echo I system without pushing it in to release the latch, the latch can break. Replacing it is simple if not easy. This guide provides some photos and details that may help.
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| Common Problems: No Audio
Updated on 4/21/10 by |
| One of the more common support calls is from a customer who is not getting audio when using their computer. While this can be indicative of a bad sound card, in the vast majority of cases it turns out to be a misconfiguration. We've put together this quick guide to walk through some of the more common issues one can run into when the audio goes out.
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| ResellerRatings.com Testimonial Submission
Updated on 4/9/10 by |
| As a customer of Puget Systems, the best way you can help us is to give us your feedback and to tell others about us. A great way to do both at the same time is to submit your opinions about us on a public ratings site like Reseller Ratings!
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| How to run Memtest86+
Updated on 4/9/10 by |
| A guide to testing your system's RAM.
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| Asus Motherboard Internal USB Header Pinouts
Updated on 4/8/10 by |
| This is just a reference page for Asus Motherboard Internal USB Header pinouts. This should apply to most motherboard's internal USB headers.
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| How to Repair Windows XP
Updated on 5/15/08 by |
| If your Windows XP installation becomes corrupt and you cannot boot into Windows normally or through Safe Mode, it may be possible to repair Windows without having to completely start over with a fresh installation. A Windows XP repair installation will overwrite the operating system files back to the original state, while leaving your programs and documents intact. This guide explains the process for repairing a corrupt Windows XP installation.
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| Adding and Removing Programs in Windows XP
Updated on 5/15/08 by |
| A quick guide to installing or removing programs or Windows components in Windows XP.
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| Adding and Removing Programs in Windows Vista
Updated on 5/15/08 by |
| A quick guide to installing or removing programs or Windows components in Windows Vista
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| How to Install Windows Vista
Updated on 3/11/08 by |
| A walkthrough guide on how to perform a fresh installation of Windows Vista on a standard computer.
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| How to Install Windows XP
Updated on 1/15/08 by |
| A walkthrough guide on how to perform a fresh installation of Windows XP.
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| How to use Windows Vista Startup Repair
Updated on 1/1/08 by |
| This guide steps you through a startup repair of Windows Vista.
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