There was this very important program I need to install which I couldn't just because my screen is too small -my screen just can't show the install-button. Fortunately, my mind was still sharp and it recalled what maybe the most important netbook app.
The primary annoyance with using a netbook is the screen size of course. Fonts become smaller and some apps or programs designed for big screen won't just work. Since I'm using Taskbar Eliminator (TE) and my CPU is overloaded and overheating, I wondered if TE was reducing CPU load since it has hidden the taskbar. Here's the result of my Google search:
'Run Security Task Manager to check your explorer.exe process ... If you stop this process the taskbar will disappear. .... And it is possible for explorer to chew up 98% percent CPU, if it starts behaving badly. ..... comp is getting slow . does any1 has a clue why it taking too much of memory and how to reduce it. … -www.neuber.com/taskmanager/process/explorer.exe.html...'
So there's possibility that hiding the taskbar would lessen and prevent CPU overheating! (Aviassin should pay me for this discovery and review) And hiding the taskbar would also allow a bigger screen of course. You not only have a wider screen but more importantly, your CPU work is reduced to prevent overheating -which would probably cause your computer to crash.
Since more and more gadgets are threatening to kill the netbook industry, why not donate to me and help keep netbooks alive.
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